Good evening! *return hug*

Yeah, I read a little of it, and how GOG is apparently not as good as Steam because GOG deactivated fraudulent codes. But GOG only has itself to blame, they wanted to attract more Steam customers, and often Steam customers have a very bad and entitled attitude. Not that all Steam users are like that, of course. I have never used it, but I have no problem with people using Steam.

I am glad I was in time for a quick hug.

*Another big tired hug*

Goodnight, Moonshine. Sleep tight! I hope you feel a lot more energetic in the morning.

Yeah. I tried to be reasonable - big mistake in that case...

I used Steam a lot earlier and i also don't think all steam users are like that (of course ^^) but there are some with that attitude...
But Steam also cancelled fradulent keys earlier with Sniper Elite V3 for example... (technically Rebellion did that but it concerned Steam nonetheless)

Just a few thoughts before I'm off to bed:

BBS are kind of "museum"-famous and the Usenet is alive still - even if it a rather retired life (so0me would call it undead). And (S)FTP is my daily bread and butter. I think webrings are kind of an "inside thing" of the early www. I thought they were kind of a cool idea and I used them often. But with the commercialisation of the www the idea kind of "withered". Webrings depended on the goodwill of the participants and the enthusiasm of the organizers... well look what became of the www.

BBS was before my time, but I used to use the Usenet in the 90's and was a great lurker in IRC ;-)
Now, honestly - while the Iron Curtain had me lagging behind in computer technology, regarding the internet I was on the forefront (comparatively, in Europe and especially Germany). I had a 2MBit connection to the university backbone in 1994 (shared by the whole dorm, but only a handful of people had an internet (or network at all) ready machine at that time. By 1995 I knew HTML, which kind of laid the foundation of what I'm earning my bread with today.

And how I miss IRC...

Concerning your visions of the development of society I wish I could share your optimism. While I'm all for P2P and freedom of information and so on... I think the most accurate visions of what will be were written by William Gibson (I'm sure you know what I mean).

*AgentBirdnest had died from an overdose of chocolatey goodness*

*tight good night hug*

I guess he was just annoyed that someone had scammed him, but rather than take it out on them he decided to lash out at GOG and the community here. Sometimes you can not help people. Or maybe he was just hoping that GOG would feel bad for him and give him a replacement code. :-)

*Here lies AgentBirdnest a brave man who died in the line of duty when he was overwhelmed with the awesomeness of chocolate* :P

*Really great hello and good night hug*

Apparently that was exactly what he/or she (they i guess) tried to do talking about reenabling the key...

You should have known not to drink it all at once. I know you were excited about getting Owl's hot chocolate, but it can be dangerous to overdose on chocolate.

Oh well, I will go get the stomach pump and see if we can get you back on your feet. :-)

Yep! Humble, Steam, GOG and Android. :) That's how awesome I think they are.

*enormous fan return hug*

It really is an awesome game, despite its problems. :)

Hello!

*Big hello hug, and a big goodnight hug!*

I hope you have a wonderful nights sleep!

They are on Android too?
Yeah i played a bit of KOTOR years ago and i liked it :)

I think he's all right...It's just the awesomeness of that chocolate. :D
Question: Was that Belgian chocolate?

Thing is, I could literally hear the Italian temperament and enthusiasm for "complaining" (for lack of a better word) in his posts. I've know a few Italians and the inflection and intonation and drama was present with me at once.