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This is why Canada can't have nice things

How is that illegal? That sounds like a tuesday afternoon in Athens, GA.

I keep it in sleep mode whenever I'm not around, and I generally let it reboot once every few days.

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Ah man, I like all of these except metalcore. Lately I've been stuck on a Black Keys, Decemberists, and Jethro Tull kick. Listen to any of those?

Whenever you make digital purchases through steam (or Amazon, or iTunes, or Origin, etc.) you don't actually have legal rights to the game itself. You are paying for a license to play the game. Technically, Valve/Apple/Amazon/EA etc. owns the game and has the authority to withdraw your licenses at their discretion. On top of that, I think most companies (not Steam as far as I can tell) have clauses in their EULA's to prevent class-action lawsuits that would sue them for withdrawing licenses that were paid for if they ever go under and can't support their communities. It's different than actually owning the discs and having physical copies of the games. Read the ownership section here http://store.steamgames.com/subscriber_agreement/ DISCLAIMER: I'm only recently becoming aware of these things. Apparently, EA has received a lot of shit through Origin after the release of Mass Effect 3 and it got me interested in digital rights ownership. My post may have some fallacies. Be gentle, it's my first time.

The golden downside to all of this? You dont own any of these games, only the license to play them :-( . I pray to Sagan that Steam never closes up shop, or I will be at a loss of hundreds of dollars.

Ah god, this shit makes my balls itch!

The Decemberists - The Hazards of Love and it's fucking awesome

Asmaro, I noticed the same thing. He has absolutely no recoil when the mg is not set up Fishy...