Especially when you see a change in code, but not in tests ☠️

Didn’t know, thanks a lot! Definitely putting this in my gaming room (when I finally move lol).

Holy shit I want this on my wall

T, V, Y can be shrunk by any amount and still fit aswell! Possibly even K depending on the font.

This looks exactly like OpenTTD

enp2s0, wlp3s0, and my fav enp4s0f3u1u3

Welcome to Capitalism, please leave your cash by the front desk, and remembered, no refunds!

I justify any purchase that I regret as “investment”. In 50 years, it will sure be worth at least 10x!

Look at the cute rollerblades!

walks into a casino Alright man, gimme the manuals to these bad boys right now, money ain’t gonna win itself.

Maybe she was the one having a stroke lol

How can you write “exactly” and then disagree?

Why? Fuck the corpo, not the people who make the content.

Steam with Gabe at the helm cannot ever fail. Steam without Gabe, that’s a while different story.

For once the username actually reflects the intelligence of a user.

Actually every 463 meters.

40 075km is circumference of Earth. There are 24x60x60 seconds in a day.

40 075×1 000÷(24×60 ×60) =~ 463.8

It’s easier to label other people toxic rather than finding flaws in themselves. More people will agree with someone being toxic, because deflection as a tactic got so ingrained in people that they don’t know better.

To sum it up: about the same as any platform where people can interact? What’s so FOMO about a game being on sale if it’s gonna be on sale next week aswell?

I fail to see how Steam Market is so bad, it is not possible to redeem the cash (unless you do it via black market, which is against the TOS), so all money is still in the system. Yeah, it is being used to do unregulated gambling, but it’s a regulatory problem which should be handled by the countries to define what gambling is, and shut these sites down. Why the fuck should Steam care?

NFTs in crypto space are a joke, and everywhere else they are basically in any online software, failing to see the point here.

Yes, I agree that 30% is a lot. But let’s look from another perspective: If a developer, for ease of calculation, sells a game for 30$ on Steam, he receives 20$. If he sells it on a competitive platform with 5% cut (that’s 6x less than Steam) he gets 27$.

However, Steam is way bigger, and if a developer can sell the same game more times on Steam (33% more times to be exact), he breaks even.

More people to buy = more people to play = bigger player base => more people buy it. It is a poaitive feedback loop.

I am not arguing that 30% is good, all I am saying is I understand that Steam has to take a big cut to pay for the features it provides for “free” alongside the usual game content (cloud saves, community, workshop, utems, etc.).

Care to explain why “Valve is a terrible company” and “Steam is an awful platform”? Surely, it has tons of porn games (that you can hide), or shitty games (that is hard to sort through), or CS:GO item gambling problems (don’t really care). But I kind of fail to see how the company or the client could be fundamentally bad.