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That attitude is why I can't go outside as often as I want...

Repost.

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I'm too not drunk to not comment.

Very interesting episode Ross! I'll keep an eye out for unusual and unheard of games... (I think I may still have some somewhere from back in my DOS days)

My sister's dogs licking their teeth...

Yawning.

Between the Stars. https://store.steampowered.com/app/727130/Between_the_Stars/

I'm toot tired to comment.

Nor did you mine.

Too late...

Google it.

And be hated for it...

Some are actually improving the software though... It's just not always done.

Star Trek Online.

Thing is, that's how perpetual licences work... As long as you don't make copies to resell, that's how any perpetual licence works. If you are only required to pay once of software, not a subscription, no matter whether they call it a service or not, it's a perpetual licence. Any software you have to pay for on a regular basis to play is a limited licence, and they can terminate the licence at any time legally. If you only pay once for unlimited access: Perpetual licence, and legally they can not stop you from doing anything you want with it for your own use. If you have to pay more than once: Limited licence, and they can terminate your access to it at any time, without legal consequence.

Air conditioning and two clocks ticking...

Who's there?

Since the IAU seems to not want to use a logically based definition for what is and isn't a planet, I'd like to propose something that can actually be applied to any solar system, (or even rogue planets, not in orbit around a star) not just our own. Here's what I have so far. Stellar Object: Star, Black Hole, Binary/Trinary/Qauternary Star, etc. Primary planetary orbit: Stable orbit around central Stellar Object. Secondary planetary orbit: Eccentric orbit around central Stellar Object. Planet: Gravity meeting or exceeding 1.00m/s, exceeding 1000km diameter, sphereoid or oblate sphereoid with less than 10% average deviation. Not a Stellar Object. Dwarf Planet: Gravity between 0.01m/s and 1.00m/s, exceeding 1000km diameter, sphereoid or oblate sphereoid with less than 10% average deviation. Not a Stellar Object. Moon: Any object exceeding 0.01m/s gravity in stable orbit around a Planet or Dwarf Planet. Not a Stellar Object. Can still be a Planet or Dwarf Planet. Binary/Trinary/Quaternary/Etc. Planet: Any Planet or Dwarf Planet with a Moon that causes the system to have a center of mass (barycenter) above the surface any of the Planets/Dwarf Planets.

Minecraft.