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Solved or not, what games have great detailed mysteries/conspiracy theories that you can completely miss?

Portal 2 has a big one that I think most people miss. You can find the biggest clue at the „bring your kid to work day“ exhibit where one submission of (I think it was) a potato plant was signed by a kid named „Chell“. Same name as the protagonist. It‘s easy to miss but it puts the entire story (many parts of which you can also miss) into a new perspective. I always loved that and was very surprised to her many players completely missed the connection there.

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Heat pumps are saving Europe billions by lowering gas imports

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Perhaps it surprises you but a lot of people are such oil brained corpo shills they cannot fathom not burning the planet down to the ground. They call free energy ideologically driven in an obvious attempt at projection.

Which is to say that sadly a lot of people would never guess importing fossil fuels just to burn them might be a terrible idea actually.

Won‘t stop the tidal wave of heat pump installations though because most people actually like saving money.

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Steam Machine pricing announced (from $1049-$1428 USD), reservation lists open

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It‘s not about lack of skill as prebuilt machines that go for roughly the same are more powerful as well. All the Steam Machine really has going for it is the size. That‘s it. Don‘t need your machine to be a tiny cube sitting under the TV? Get literally anything else. Want a Steam gaming system? SteamOS is free for everyone.

Really the most remarkable thing here is the software with SteamOS and Proton. By a long shot. Those are the big things we should be discussing.

The Gabecube will fade into obscurity in no time. It‘s unimportant and unremarkable.

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This month's Windows 11 update broke the Recycle Bin, OneDrive, and possibly your PC's stability

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precious arch user repository

I think you vastly overestimate the importance of AUR. A lot of Arch users had to say something about the incident and many of them didn‘t even use it. It‘s definitely nothing essential.

Also Arch users still don‘t give a fuck about Windows. This whole AUR debacle has little to do with what OP was actually getting at.