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Cake day: June 6th, 2026

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  • You do realize changing the idea of changing the clocks to be either one hour forward or one hour backwards doesn’t change the fact that the sun changes position throughout the year.

    The summer will feel long and the winter will feel short no matter what. At least in the US.

    You can hate it all you want but it’s to account for the fact the days do actually get shorter and longer.







  • 100% better off not worrying what causes cancer BUT that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t stop try to actively prevent the odds of it happening like wearing sunscreen, using tick protection OFF Bug Spray (has 25% Deet) or grilling your food on a propane grill.

    Of course the obvious not smoking cigarettes, drinking alcohol and avoiding ultra proccessed foods but in the US there’s at least one of the three in use at all times so… fart noise





  • And you know what it wouldn’t be hard. Force users to be online and to log in to steam and if you don’t log in to steam which would hold your premium user pass which would enable the randomized access key to the premium/registered version of Steam OS that you’re able to have full control over vs the downloaded iso that has half the features and no way to unlock the premium features/using the OS, being able to access the VR Games, access anything up and coming and new releases without paying.


  • Also going off of the market trends of Google and Apple always making a new model with planned obsolescence with the old one and locking features due to the inability to update.

    So one of the biggest gaming companies on the market right now (Steam) is making model one. When will model two be released and will you have to pay annually for it? Will there be planned obsolescence?

    We don’t know? We’re ½ and ½ putting faith into an open source software with gaming hardware in a pc sold by Steam…

    That’s a fuckin’ leap of faith.


  • I don’t I’m just going off of the last decade and a half of market trends shifting away from traditional ownership of a product you puchase to forced renting with an indefinite subscription service.

    I guess I should’ve said I wouldn’t be surprised if they did a subscription service after it does well and then moves features and then people will have to pay for premium Steam OS or full registered version or full access with all options vs free to try open source OS that is restricted from users adding any new features via open source that would make the premium obsolete in order to maintain revenue.

    I 100% wouldn’t be surprised.