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If you're anywhere near the antlions, you can't miss it.
"Lookout point to Little Odessa... come in Little Odessa..."

I have a feeling they don't do as much proper unit testing as they should. TestDrivenDevelopment is one way to check bad code as its being written. It takes discipline though(not much) but developing code for a bad design is even worse, particularly when it locks you into only one OS or if you have to "think different". Really, the algorithm is the only piece that should be directly coded and tested, and when integrated with other code tested there too, but we all know most programs aren't developed that way. Winging it also costs money.

If it were maintenance it would be at the same time each day.
This seems to be something completely other...

Someone is probably confusing those red cables for Twizzlers.
And the past few months have been particularly disconnecty... I would only expect that only at the very beginnings of steam events.
Anyway, I'm sure its not the client code, but that their servers are overloaded. Would be nice to have 10Million online, but only 5.5M can get online at one time I guess.
Anyway, sometimes you can even see this on the steam support page graph...
http://store.steampowered.com/stats/
I can see two extreme dips for yesterday and before, but nothing at this exact moment.
(Just had two disconnects...)

I don't know much about creating models, but perhaps this could be a new "thing"... weapons on the Spy's back. If they can add a forward and a backward hat to the game(and charge money for both), they can add "backweapons"... if it catches on.
Have any screenshots?
Perhaps the 3dProgram you're using thinks the hat is locked into absolute coordinates...?

I have literally tried gaming by but off, but I'm sure its actually grown some B^)

Welcome aboard!
You made it just in time for the last of the Halloween event, and perfect timing getting ready for the Christmas one (both are in TF2).
Oh and I was completely shocked by the high maturity level of the first replies.

Steam groups are only deleted once it has no more members.
I know a group where the single admin hasn't logged in for 700+ days.(see if you can spot the group on my profile). I figure the guy left steam forever (not banned) or died.
The rest of us still find the group useful or just haven't bothered with leaving it. Its not terribly active anyway, but it does help with finding fellow gamers online, even if they aren't directly steam friends.
And no members can take over as admin since nobody else has that permission level.

I for one welcome our doughy overlords.

You probably right-clicked the steam icon shortcut and picked "Open containing folder" or whatever Macs have these days. (I miss the Alias feature, RIP System7)