PC Gaming · 1 year ago

Steam is working on allowing you to mark a game as private and hide it from your friends (both you and Valve knows why)

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Steam is working on allowing you to mark a game as private and hide it from your friends (both you and Valve knows why)

PC Gaming · 1 year ago

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Which hand exactly?
- Ibex0@lemmy.world
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  Advertisers know.
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    Wouldn’t be surprised to learn the smart watch manufacturers are selling your average time to nut to advertisers.
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      time to nut
      
      “Bro, TTN.”
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        Lol reminded me of that Silicon Valley scene

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