thought you were being flip or assuming that, but checked their profile and you are right. I agree that this should be disclosed in their comment.

Steam's lawyers would say that one should know by reading the terms of service for the storefront and the purchase. But in the real world, how often does that happen?

regardless of the resolution of Paris' case, at this point I doubt sincerely I will ever willingly purchase an Apple gift card. To be frank, most gift cards are persona non grata for myself and ~all discerning consumers I know

habitually move my cursor while reading things... so Feels Bad for sure

anyone able to ping this to the lads at the National Design Studio?

strange to talk about it in the future tense. it's here and yep, it's an object of fascination for the legal system

Makes sense, I guess. Did you hear that question yourself in an interview, hear it from someone who interviewed, or hear that as a story through the grapevine? and ~when was it asked?

this would be admirable if it's done in earnest to try and increase accessibility, but you say explicitly it's done specifically to "pour sand in the gears". please don't

Maybe ff will actually fix the problem then. They certainly have the money to, they just chose not to

Fix accessibility or raise the CEO's salary again.

wouldn't your finger have acted as a heat sink, lowering the temp? sounds like the program may have worked correctly. could be worth trying again with a hot enough piece of metal instead of your finger