

“… while you’re playing them.” — that’s ambitious at this point.


“… while you’re playing them.” — that’s ambitious at this point.


This is fine.


Wait, there’s another queue?


Waitlist (ಥ﹏ಥ) 1TB, EU
Or, you know, producing enough to meet demand from the start. People have gotten so used to sought after items being in short supply, the thought that companies can actually gauge demand quite well and could produce enough stock doesn’t even cross their mind anymore.
The lottery is fine, it’s the fact it’s even necessary I abhor.
No, I’d love there to be enough supply for the vast majority of prospective buyers.
Oh no, the lottery is the most fair way to deal with expected demand far exceeding supply, no question about that.
I just long for a time when there was enough supply right from the start. I can’t remember having to queue or wait weeks for sought-after electronics in my youth. I don’t even blame Valve here, it seems to be more common everywhere now.
Price is alright given the market conditions, but the lottery really ticks me off.


I miss the time when you could just buy things.


When you actually receive one — in a acouple of months — it’ll work.


I’d hope so. Excluding Steam Machine from streaming would be a hilariously bad look.


By the time you actually hold one in your hands it’ll likely be fixed.


You can watch videos with the AI filtering applied, also from “certain” corners of the web. That’s apparently what people want.


Trying to make Wrath of Khan again, are we? Just don’t.
Based.


Very cool! You known what would also be cool? Releasing the damn thing!


On the one hand, this is crazy. On the other hand, I don’t even really care anymore since I found my “forever”-OS in Linux some years ago. Once I made the switch I stopped thinking about it, it just works.
I don’t think this is it yet.
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