Steam Now Has Remote Downloads

Steam has come out with a feature for it's service that frankly I'm surprised hasn't come sooner -- remote downloads. If you happen to be stuck at work or school and suddenly remember that the new hot game came out today and you didn't cue it up before leaving home, now it can still be waiting for you.

You'll have to opt into a beta on your Steam client but after that as long as your PC is on you can log on to the Steam website and cue up your download via a download icon next to your game on your owned games list. You can even refresh to see download progress.

Be sure to tell your friends in your office gaming cult.

[Steam Support Post via Tested]

Tested Cooks Steaks In A Cooler

I'm beginning to see a pattern with Tested videos now days. If the video sounds like it could be weird in a bad way (yes, there is such a thing) then the video will blow your fucking mind! Just look back to how absurd I though the paper airplane guy was going to be.

When I saw the head line of 'How To Cook a Great Steak Using Sous Vide in a Cooler' I thought it was going to be an instruction video on how to get to food poisoning town. So now I know better and will let Will and Norm share this super interesting cooking technique.



I will be the first to admit the blowtorch is a bit overkill and a screaming hot skillet will probably work out fine for just about anyone. Now onto the 'putting the meat into water that is the temperature you want it to be' thought process is just so simple that it is really hard not to be skeptical, but there it is.

How To Cook a Great Steak Using Sous Vide in a Cooler [Tested]

Tested Talks To 'The Paper Airplane Guy'

At first when I saw that Tested was talking to a guy about paper airplanes I thought that the site was in trouble and they couldn't think of anything better to do. It wasn't until screenwriter and known associate of Tested Gary Whitta tweeted about it that I gave it a chance, and was blown away!

I highly recommend you watch this.



It was only halfway through the video that I realized that John Collins was the guy that made the plane for the Guinness world record that made a big splash on the net not too long ago.



Who knew paper airplanes could be so cool.

Will and Norm Meet "The Paper Airplane Guy" [Tested]