MrScottyTay

It's now a statement on how much labour are leaning right than it is about the lib Dems to be honest.

To me it feels like lib dems went more left than labour and labour are now centrist

How else are the golf balls going to be efficiently put into their homes

Still no golf though 😡

I miss writing in clojure. I never have a reason to write in a functional language at work

I'll have to watch this see how good pisser is

OP is usually "original poster", the one that started the thread

I have a million hdmi cables, a bunch still in their packaging because i haven't needed to use what came with devices. This isn't an issue for me.

It could also be seen as less personal gain and more that he put his money where is mouth is and made a company to actually do what he's been proposing schools need to do. Now they have the avenue to do so.

I think it was announced via the state of play before then

I could've sworn I've definitely had issues trying to run steam games elsewhere in the past. For example I have a retro XP gaming PC and what a few failed attempts I had to assume any steam game was just not going to work. Guess I was just doing it wrong then maybe

Having to sign in to something to play your games is a DRM, that's definitely steam. Don't think it fully extends to GOG since once you've downloaded the games you don't even need their client or to ever reconnect to their servers ever again.

If people complain about having to sign into psn to play a game they should also complain about facing to sign into steam is what I'm saying. They always seem to get preferable treatment when it comes to this stuff that it makes it seem like everyone wants them to become (or stay - depending on how you feel about it) a monopoly.