Akasazh @ Akasazh @feddit.nl

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But large businesses cannot vote, that's so unfair!

::: spoiler

/S

Brain drain away!

I don't know the schmuck and I'm going to keep it that way. Sounds not to relevant either way.

I mean what's in a name?

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There was too little to go around

You can insulate brick walls, too, you know?

The article, in lieu of the video:

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2025/06/games-run-faster-on-steamos-than-windows-11-ars-testing-finds/

Inschrijvingen zijn op het moment gesloten, wegens succes, zeg maar, maar gaan weer open.

Tl:Dr Sandy was apprehensive absoluut the hose at first, but now Sandy is hooked.

Aha. I see! Thanks for explaining.

I am sure many of them want to.

That's why you make them work, so they are profitable. They can regain their freedom that way.

We could put them in a place that has a sign that says 'Work will set you free' over the gate.

::: spoiler /s for those that failed to pick up on the extreme sarcasm.

Sacre mille de tonnerre !

Btw the French writer Rabelais, through his character Gargantua has established that the neck of a well endowned goose is the best for wiping the arse:

there is none in the world comparable to the neck of a goose, that is well downed, if you hold her head betwixt your legs. And believe me therein upon mine honour, for you will thereby feel in your nockhole a most wonderful pleasure, both in regard of the softness of the said down and of the temporate heat of the goose, which is easily communicated to the bum-gut and the rest of the inwards, in so far as to come even to the regions of the heart and brains.

Yeah, but I don't get that I'm ringing 64 bit since win7 and never had trouble running old games.

So why still run an is that is dependent on 32 bit?

Can someone Eli5 egg 32 bit architectuur is still a thing? Why should Steam be still in 32 ?

Well that's a brand new sentence if I ever seen one.

Great mental image, hard to erase

4/5

Holy Fuck

Brain surgery?

Those name origin sites are full of ai slop.

I could find no 'conqueror' connotation, only that the name refers to the French town Sigournais.

Somehow it's conflated with German Sigi, present in Sigismund, but that German root isn't part of the toponymy of the town.