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I don't find it funny when Steam wants to worm its way into my windows install and spontaneously change settings in the windows firewall ( yeah I use windows btw)
Steam is circumventing UAC??
To be clear, i haven't seen it happen again in a good long while. When it was happening a lot i found a few scant references to the same phenomenon.
But here? "Lol nub*
Anyways, to me it's a clear example that windows is shit. Sorry I can't reproduce it,.
When did that start happening
Lol nub