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Hey Leo, maybe I wasn't 100% accurate. Comparing games in Steam vs. Origin, I get the idea, but console gaming has moved into a whole new level already and they are the ones that are (relatively) more power-hungry in my assessment. The fact that console games have started diverging from PC games, and even when there is a PC version, the big title games are primarily being developed for consoles and then being (kind of) ported to PCs, was my point in evaluating SteamOS. In a world where 2 consoles will single-mindedly focus on driving hardware power and distribution plays with big studios, I am still thinking that Steam might end up representing primarily the distribution channel for indies to get into console business.

Isn't steam great for mostly indie games, which doesn't really need cutting-edge, power-hungry hardware to render (let alone 4K) ?

what is the benefit of glicko over elo?

Isn't this the good old chess-ranking algorithm used to find the right opponent in halo as well?

This made me remember a virtuous approach to lifehacking: balance vs. harmony. Read a good piece here: http://www.activegarage.com/the-difference-between-balance-a...

These are 5 apps. There are a lot more. Like Kindle, paper by 53, evernote...

Apple should have run a feature collection like this today.