The title says "No Region Restrictions Anymore". In the article they have this quote:
The recipient of the gift must also live in the same country as the purchaser
Now which one is it?
edit: Actually going through the link to the announcement Valve wrote this:
Cross-region gifting
Buying a gift for a friend in a higher-priced region? In the past, digital gift cards were the solution for gifting, but that required you to know the full price of the game in your friend's region.
Now you can gift games directly to your friend. Steam will calculate the cost in your friend's region at checkout. Your friend needs to be on your Steam friends list to send this type of gift.
The article's authors just failed to insert the correct quote.
Me as someone not from the US: why would you pay even 10% for anything below exceptional let alone a mediocre job? I am not going to subsidise their employer.
This is why I'm considering jumping the gun and buying at least the case for the new PC I wanted to get since last year
(My current one doesn't have a proper side panel so anything would be an upgrade)
Add tthe newfangled ai bots into the voice menu and it's a back and forth between your problem and "I don't understand your problem, could you repeat that?"
The title says "No Region Restrictions Anymore". In the article they have this quote:
Now which one is it?edit: Actually going through the link to the announcement Valve wrote this:
The article's authors just failed to insert the correct quote.
they do have a list about it
I wonder how does this stand to writers who have learnt English as a second language
I think you're a bit behind with the times
Me as someone not from the US: why would you pay even 10% for anything below exceptional let alone a mediocre job? I am not going to subsidise their employer.
FYI despite the alt text post dates aren't visible in the screenshot
I miss Jazz Jackrabbit
Prices are already out: https://store.steampowered.com/sale/steammachine
wait what?
I'll take this instead of the "six seven" bullshit
The RTX 2070 came out in late 2018 though
No
Mage, because I'm always a caster
Is it a real crack or just a "crack" (hypervisor bypass)?
You'll be required to scan the barcode of the packaging of the bread to continue
to validate if your bread is up to quality standards
This is why I'm considering jumping the gun and buying at least the case for the new PC I wanted to get since last year
(My current one doesn't have a proper side panel so anything would be an upgrade)
So how are they expected to come down? If new capacity becomes available the ai companies would gobble it up again.
If the topic comes up then they're already considering it.
I dunno, like stop burning shit for AI crap? It was getting pretty bad by 2020 even before all the current AI grift.
Add tthe newfangled ai bots into the voice menu and it's a back and forth between your problem and "I don't understand your problem, could you repeat that?"