puppy linux! an entire live graphical desktop system with browser and office suite compressed to fit in 300MB, so you can run it from RAM and use the USB for storage.

holy mackerel!

those all look like snapdryers.

same :(

it’s less than 60 years since consensus was that italians are non-white.

good for you? i’m just reporting an issue in a place where the dev is active.

oh come on.

because i’ve been on the internet. people will choose the easiest route, which is “copy image”.

if you’re assuming everyone will post the source (why?), it would be easier for you to leave the image untouched. why do you even do it?

what do you mean “why?” isn’t it obvious that taking the author’s name off of the work is a shitty thing to do? you’re modifying their thing and making it easier to repost without giving credit.

ironic, i’m waiting for the local dc to be built so it lowers my energy bills by 20%. huge resistive heaters powered by hydro, plugged directly into our district heating, all paid for by companies in another country? yes please.

well the ice is like 35 years old i think

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.

where

??? ??? ???

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.