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Canonical's Steam Snap is Causing Headaches for Valve
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Now you're just talking absolute gobbledegook.
I don't know man, the important thing is that you stay calm while I continue to mind my own business. Say hello to the computer vegans from me, and ofc stay hydrated :P and please, PLEASE, do not mumble 3h again your next response sweetie <3