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Come on Steam, show those 32-bit libs the door!
Not the political kind. The shared object kind.
~~Ok but now I am curious what the difference between 32 and 64 bit liberals would be~~
Since they have longer words, 64-bit liberals would be more intellectual than 32-bit liberals. 32-bit liberals also have a term limit in 14 years.