I ' m not sure you both can play the game at the same time . Maybe in offline mode . Just download the game onto two computers , set both in offline mode , then you both should be able to set up a Lan game . <| sep |> I don ' t expect to use them every day . Just occasional use on farm equipment . <| sep |> Fuck me , I come from the UK and have a Turkish girlfriend that lives in Istanbul . I wondered how many days off she got as she ' s taking 2 weeks to meet me early in the year and still wants to travel Cambodia for 3 weeks later on . 30 days is crazy good . I love turkey , I ' d move there if they let me work as a pharmacist . <| sep |> In general , when you ' re given an unsupervised physical access to any valuable asset , you can easily damage or misuse it . It ' s very easy to break the monitor with a hammer , strap pages from books in a public library , damage rental cars or get a free ride on public transit . Most of the people don ' t damage the common infrastructure , because it ' s a social norm and most people respect the work of the others . Societies where vandalism is the norm are not nice to live in . A university computer , if it is not your professor ' s PC , is provided to a student to enable him to do certain tasks . Usually the relevant software is already installed and configured . That ' s the primary requirement . Certainly , securing it from you is the lesser priority . You can damage it in many ways . Change software configuration . Root the system and install spyware . Break it with a hammer . All those things you ' re not supposed to do , but you can do . It ' s usually far easier to deal with an occasional damage than lock down everything . So yes , you could have gained access to the machine , but probably it was expected . I know some university admins who just flush a fresh disk image before a new class begins . Easier , than trying to watch every hacker . Yet , if you made changes to a machine intended for public use , that ' s no different than vandalism . The resources to keep things running are always limited . You stole some of them . We don ' t know if the computer is being restored automatically . And yes , technically you can do many things , it doesn ' t mean you should . And this is also why you should never trust public computers .