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There are still enough days to get your 15 votes in (2 votes a day, 12 hours apart)

Does he show as offline, busy or away?
Perhaps its your settings (which should ideally reset once you remove him).

On HIS screen, do you see anything unexpected?

One thing to try is to right-click his name and pick "Send Message...". Maybe he accidently blocked you, or you blocked him. Type anything and it should at that point let you know for sure. Can you both join a public steam group chatroom?. Others in the room might be able to see whats going on.

How are you communicating now? Messages on your profile pages? Do you live near eachother? Phone calling? (Does steam voice-chat work?)

We need more info.

It gives joy and bragging rights to all the good customers.

Will it blend?
There was one tiny portion of a dream where I used the Reaper "gun" from PerfectDark64. I'm pretty sure that wall needed some reapage.

http://store.steampowered.com/stats/
This should give you a clearer idea of what everybody is playing (within the last few days).

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Current Players Peak Today Game

183,646 183,646 Dota 2
58,369 59,532 Football Manager 2013
53,046 53,271 Team Fortress 2
52,959 53,040 Counter-Strike
38,083 40,029 The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
35,851 35,851 Counter-Strike: Source
35,707 37,333 Call of Duty: Black Ops II - Multiplayer
32,125 36,694 Sid Meier's Civilization V
20,409 24,975 Borderlands 2
17,499 17,499 Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 - Multiplayer

>> View all of the top 100 most-played games

I see it now. So very incorrect...
Valve was never good at maths.

Actually it doesn't matter if us other steam users see it, Valve(Steam) knows all. You don't need to make your profile public.

If you want the years of service changed you have to create an official support ticket and not simply send an email. If you can provide the right evidence to them (proof of purchase, receipts, etc) I'm sure they could adjust the date.

You're not the first person with he incorrect "years of service" (search the forums for that, see how they got it resolved).

Nobody can see your profile, its marked as private. How's that for irony?

Good ol' Starcraft & BroodWars... Unless the code has been significantly updated (not sure if you could run the new ones) it onl required Win98 or NT4.

DefenseGrid: The Awakening is a great low-resource tower defense game.

The original Half-Life should work perfectly for you. TF2 worked fine on my Pentium3 650Mhz although its grown a bit over the last few years.

PeggleExtreme (Peggle with Valve-art and themes) is worth playing too.

Just depends on what you're into.

I like the simplicity of it and it would certainly make saved games easier to manage, but try convincing the major game companies (and the indie companies you love) to just change their existing code. Its probably not going to happen.
I usually backup/restore one game's saved game at a time usually after an install or just before an uninstall (if its not backed by the steam cloud). It can be a bit of a hastle, but each game has its own idea of where save games go. I guess if you do this often enough you could make a DOS Batch file (or macUnix/Linux script) to do the copying for you for all your games at once. One for storing, another script for restoring. Perhaps a third one to clear out all saved games entirely.