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untrue. some people may have assumed the talk has always been about drm free games, but the thread’s contents do not support that. besides, some games have drm on steam but not on gog. factorio is a prime example.

their eula does not state that you do not own the games.

points two and three are for different things.

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yeah those files were encrypted in some way that required the steam client to unlock, if i recall.

we are not. you are. the starter of this comment chain noted that gog guarantees, as part of their offer, that the games you download are drm-free. steam does not. your reply to that said nothing about drm, leading us all to the conclusion that you were saying “you can download files for games on steam just like you can on gog”, rather than what you were apparently saying, which was that “for the games on steam that do not have drm you can download files just like you can with all games on gog”.

steam. note that i said “a game”, not “a drm-free game”.

yes there are drm-free games on steam. this does not disprove their point. steam’s first role was as drm for half life 2. steam stops working if you don’t log in periodically.

huh? that’s not even what gog sells itself on. gog offers offline installers. steam takes care of installation itself. you can’t download a game from steam, put it on a usb drive, give it to someone else, and have confidence that they will be able to run it.

oh? how?

i mean the dlc easily quadruples the length of the game, soooooo

it’s also because the smaller a transistor is, the more sensitive it is to cosmic rays. and there are a lot more cosmic rays in space than on earth. you can “rad-harden” them, but there are physical limits. as a result the most popular cpu architecture in space is the RAD750, based on the PowerPC 750 from 1997. the perseverance rover and the james webb space telescope are basically underclocked gamecubes, or those candy-colored imacs. like, perserverance runs at 133MHz and has 128MB of RAM.

specifically i think it’s the speedometers that run windows for workgroups. it might be one of those controlled systems you can’t switch out without recertifying everything.

i don’t know who told you that, sashimi is most definitely not zero calories.

clippy is too modern for the ICE.

could be worse. last year, deutsche bahn put up a job ad looking for a developer familiar with windows 3.1 in a networked environment to work on their fleet of high speed trains.

…at the same time?

the boy in the striped robes

monopoly law usually kicks in around 95% market share.