Fuckin hell , they hacked those poor pups ears up something crazy . Cute fucking dogs . All I can see is mutilation though . Why would Slice up a little pup ? To make them look tougher I guess ? Jesus , I ' ve owned lots of pets and lived all of them way too much to cut their fucking ears off . <| sep |> Tech n 9 ne erbody but me <| sep |> Oh , can I play ? <| sep |> That ending left me a little salty <| sep |> Huh . I thought the STI had the 2 . 0 with more boost and some other upgrades , im not a huge enthusiast so I ' m not right very often . I love my legacy but never followed the WRX <| sep |> At 800 $ x 140 KThat ' s a 112 Million . I don ' t know how much of that goes to Valve , and how much of that goes to HTC , but its a damn nice revenue stream . To be honest , even if valve is getting 15 % on these units , I don ' t see why the heck they are not creating more content for the Vive . I am a Linux systems administrator by day , and I still cannot understand the push for Linux , and the focus on Linux . They are fighting the market , not Microsoft . Linux can be a great operating system for those of us who are into Linux , and who are passionate about open source software . One of the largest problems with Linux adoption is the tendency of every whiner who thinks his ideas are ignored , to fork or pursue yet another x where x is equal to software type . Fragmentation is a distribution problem , not a Linux problem , after all Linux is just the kernel , but the kernel alone , cannot solve the problems of the projects around them . Those projects make up the mainstay of the actual distributions . In the end Valve is a business and Linux is not making Valve any money . If Vulkan had arrived when Windows 8 was widely condemned as a tablet first OS , there would have been a really good chance . Additionally if MIR or Wayland had been ready to replace the finally dying X 11 , this would have been perfect . Finally if Valve wants to make money and wants to push adoption of Linux , they should make games for Linux . Adding support for OpenGL for existing games was a great first move . However , Valve stopped making games . That ' s not good . Exclusives and timed exclusive , we can all agree that they suck , but completing a Linux version first and porting it to Windows second would reliably show commitment to Linux gaming First . When a platform becomes a priority for a company and that company creates a valuable and desirable product for that platform , it pushes adoption of that platform . The fact that Valve forked Debian in order to make their own steam distro is just another nail in the coffin of Valve ' s linux endeavors , its poetically misguided .