On the plus side, they have little to no power because the margin was so great.

Susan Collins has been defeated. Looks like Maine voters finally wised up.

They do exit polls on election day. It’s not enough to call an election alone, but combined with the other reasons such as turnout, you can be pretty confident.

You can predict an overall result of an election, without calling every single seat, based on statistics.

In Australia, this regularly happens where e.g. only a third of seats have been called, but the margins and swings are so great that it’s clear who has won, just not the exact result.

Now greater than 95% chance Democrats take both the House and Senate, according to the NYT tracker.

It’s 60-40 now. It’s still a comfortable win, but you have to take into account Republicans generally not voting early.

That and they see women in general as subhuman, and people “choosing” to be transwomen undermines their whole view of female inferiority.

Edit: Realizing this might not be gaming related but steam frame related. If there’s a better community for this sort of content would you please let me know?

There’s a desktop Linux version as well, so it could also go on one of the general Linux communities.

Kinda mad Valve shipped the frame without a WebXR capable browser.

Not much they could do since Firefox doesn’t support it either. They’ve been working with the dev of the WebXR Chromium fork at least, but obviously, that wasn’t ready for launch.

Socially progressive, economically conservative. I.e. “It’s distasteful to be openly racist but I’ll vote for policies that inflict economic harm on poor minorities.”

From the people that took two years to implement a shopping cart. The same people that are so incompetent they had to resort to vibe coding their Linux client.

Next up: You get a free hour if you watch this AI slop ad. And since we’ve now required eye tracking to be enabled, if you look away from the ad for even a moment, then pay up.

I like the little GOG in the corner. Not really competing with Steam so much, but not actively destroying itself either (although I’d like to see an official Linux client).