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Can't find any sources on this. I'd be wary
Tweakers.net, which is pretty much the biggest techsite in the Netherlands, has an article about it aswell. You can be sure this is very real.
Im sorry but does tweaker have a different meaning in the Netherlands or is that name on purpose.
I imagine it's like how you might use tinker.
So it means sonething more along the lines on tinkerer or old school hacking got it.
It's along the lines of tuner / or like vaultdweller said tinkerer. The name is from late 90's. It started as World of Tweaking when overclocking and tuning your pc was seen as destroying your hardware and hacking the plannet (31337 H4X0R).
Site started somewhere 1997 and 1999 or so. By now it's a very common site in the Netherlands to check hardware and software related stuff, especially since every computer related shop has a presence in the pricewatch the website offers for the Dutch and Belgian market.
The website is extremely comparable to Tom's Hardware website.
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Yeah there's a link to the account but no proof it is official
It is literally the government's website. How official do you want it?
Overheid = government Social.overheid.nl = social.government.nl
See also: https://www.overheid.nl/english