i don’t believe it rivals corn crops, but its still pretty high. the main issues i see is they are all being built off non-renewable energy and they’re skipping regulations a lot of the time. one of Elon’s data centers they found a pipe pumping toxic sludge into the local water runoff, potentially contaminating local drinking water

Steam already stated they’re limiting to 1 per household.

The longer timeframe also allows us to do some extra validation on the signups to make sure they’re real accounts, with only one per household.

Limit one signup per household. We will use payment method, shipping address, and other information to eliminate multiple entries

the only part they can’t tell is gifting. i think they could fix that by requiring the account that would have to claim it during purchase. otherwise SN + account + location would pretty much end scalping. and if they actually enforced the one household rule more children would actually get their games…

couldn’t valve just ban the accounts that are using a serial that doesn’t match any of their purchase order?

matrix with slack bridge?

but have you thought about convincing your friends to ignore that to make Epic more money?

it’s great after customizing, using meta + vim bindings works great for me to move between windows and workspace as if everything is laid out on a grid. meta + opt + vim bindings to move windows around also seems nice.

unlocked, cec, full desktop, form factor, silent, plug and play, built in wireless for controllers and a base station for VR.

if you have disposable income and have those requirements i think it makes sense, especially since the market can remain irrational as long as it wants.

i really hope it sells out as it shows there’s demand for support on Linux and that game developers should at least target minimum specs to the steam machine which is a boon to the whole community