Totally excessive in view of the facts.

There are so few alternative browsers and the collapse of the privacy is so global. That seems to me a minor point in relation to the goal.

Bluesky is on the way to become darksky

Color tiles were so sophisticated and colorful

I was stuck too and I had to reinstall everything to get the upgrade done. That’s the Linux game

8.1 was slightly better

Keep FL it is the best and take a one shot licence

GPU proudly running by Oceangate

Deepsink

Another good idea from Microsoft to be hated. What a stupid idea to remove it when it start to be interesting.

Use wingetui or ninite or chocolatery it works fine with the admin account

Hail Hydra !

Overclocked

Zune was Fan-Tas-Tic

Dix someone played Wukong ?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daguerreotype

Most of those points including what you called a blatant lie are directly extracted from their privacy policy. And bad elsewhere never justifiés mediocre here isn’t it.

Let’s read the license agreement : “Developers retain the right to sell the games through other channels.” The EU court confirms that the agreement and use of geographic restriction were harmful to competition by object.

• Take high profit
• Don’t allow you to resell any games
• Lock your localization for buying
• Resale your datas aggregate or not to relate your habits, usage patterns, and demographics of customers as a group or individual to 3rd party
• Can close your account without any notification
• Everything publishing on steam is the facto their property. This content can be use by Valve for steam offering, promotion, etc… Same for your workshop contributions.
• They use cookies, web beacons, pixels, ad tags to track you.
• They store your datas as long as they need to
• They share your personnal data with third party service providers … The prices charged are similar to those for games that you can buy outright. Prices are only increasing, with licences now exceeding $120 for some AAA. What is the benefit for the customer? Steam only represents 79 jobs. The price of infrastructure and servers has gone down, operating costs are going down, but Valve is not reducing its margin. About indie productions we can read everywhere about the financial difficulties faced by devs. At valve the per-employee profit are evaluated about $15 million per year (2021). So yes this is not fair and totally disproportionate.

The source is Evian.