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This bomb objective map for Counter-Strike: Source takes place on an elevated platform with large ominous spikes in a pit below. Plat the bomb in the middle of the upper level or climb down the long ladder and plant the bomb on the pit...

This FY map for Counter-Strike Source takes place in a small, arctic-themed map with the two teams facing off directly at each other.Requirements:Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, Counter-Strike: Source full...

This small dust-themed map for Counter-Strike: Source spawns the two teams facing off against each other with an arsenal of weapons on the ground to grab and a short series of corridors to navigate.Requirements:Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, Counter-Strike:...

This simple map takes place in a room divided by a wall, and all the grenades you could want to lob over at your enemies.Requirements:Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, Counter-Strike: Source full...

This map takes place in a series of tunnels underground, where you must search for the hostages and bring them to safety.Requirements:Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, Counter-Strike: Source full...

This simple map is littered with sawblades, perfect for slicing your enemies down.Requirements:Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, Half-Life 2 retail...

It will protect sensitive pages against unwanted access.Features:Supports wildcard bans Displays attempted login counts from banned IP's Individual URL redirect per banned IP (eg. porn, FBI, etc) Safeguards to prevent SQL injection in...

Works on emailing principles, being made from an inbox, outbox and trash folder.Features:Shows email counts for all folders Trash bin feature with optional 30 day auto-delete Sort messages by date or subject Filter messages by content, subject or...

It helps site owners protect their blog from bad behaving users and spam bots.Features:Supports wildcard bans Works with either Access DB or SQL Server Allows permanent or temporary bans Autobans spambots trying to flood your guestbook Displays attempted...

Why won't the DVD player in OS X allow me to skip certain content or change audio/subtitle tracks on certain DVDs? you ask. Well, the first answer is UOPs, or user operation prohibitions, and the second answer is probably some sort of licensing...