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We tried, we were awesome in our own way to get valve to speak or say anything about HL2Ep3/HL3(I heard the group itself was on the news...somewhere)... and then we lost our momentum.

Info and/or the game will only happen when Valve considers it ready. It seems nobody can even find out if they're even working on it(point of the group). You'll just have to wait now, like everybody else.

1. Steal underpants
2. ???
3. Trade them on steam
4. Profittt!!!

I heard that the maintenance is scheduled once a day but I've only heard it through other people. I'd appreciate some kind of popup in the client (way ahead of time, each time) about a planned outage due to maintenance, otherwise I figure its just bad network code. This stuff happens possibly several times a minute, or a few hours. Sometimes it doesn't get disconnected at all (for days). It can last for about a minute... or for 20 minutes. No way to tell.

Speakers on? Plugged in? also try completely unpugging and plugging the wire to the computer as sometimes its not all the way in.
You may have also accidently hit the mute key on some of the fancier keyboards... or nudged the volume control from within Windows. There is also a volume setting for each "Application" under WinVisa/7 in the same volume control screen.
If your audio driver crashed, then reboot and see if you have any sound at all.

Same situation in California.

Now here's the funny part, even the admins (guys with starts) get disconnected. I guess they must not have a problem with that.

Nobody mentioned VIDEO GAMES yet!

Also this isn't the beginning of the end, or the end of the end...
this is the middle... of the beginning...

So if they (being computer illiterate) decide to download a virus accidently, you're kind of hosed.
Get a cheap crummy computer that is only for storing the game files and put your game on that. Technically thats also more efficiently purchased as a NAS(Network Attached Storage) box. I don't know how intense the network traffic will be, but steam would normally be loading this off your local hard drive.
Perhaps have a second internal hard drive that is only for steam games, that you only plug in when you're going to play. Otherwise only one drive would show up. (I'm assuming you have a desktop and can put two drives in there).

The Princess Bride was made into a video game. If you can find it, let us know if its any good. The fact they did this blows my mind. INCONCEIVABLE!

Another more literal mind-blower is Close Range (as reported by TheOnion on their YouTube page).

I'll be playing Natural Selection 2 (release date on Steam) and eating all the candy myself.

Once a steam game "License" for a "Subscription" to a game is tied to your steam account, you can download it as many times as you want on as many machines as you want while you are logged in with that account. No need to re-buy anything. If its yours now, it stays yours forever.
After you get each game downloaded then you're dealing with Win8's peculiarities (whatever those may be).

Also nobody is (yet) forcing you into Win8. I think you're giving in to the hype. The ONLY reason I moved away from Windows2000 was that L4D2 had a requirement for XP or later hard-coded into the game. I'm sure it would have worked fine if they took that OS NAME code out. I'm currently using Vista, but I could install NT if I wanted. Also Ubuntu Linux does an almost reasonable job at running most windows programs (although games support seems to need more work).