Totally agree.

Consoles are holding back innovation. Decade old tech gets currently made games written for it.

PC games have been stagnated by consoles.

The problem is great games are made to work on consoles as well as PC's. So us PC gamers are stuck with consoles crippling what can be done and the UI the game uses.

This is moronic.

Windows 8 is an abomination on a PC to start with.

Don't measure retards against real PC OS;s

It is just not far or usable.

It is not me. I'm just the fool paying tax for the last few decades.

How do I get Aussies to riot. It seem we will put up with anything like whipped dogs.

We are so whipped people will agrue with me.

Is it working ?

Why not build a weapons platform from Lego's.

How can we not be surprised when off the shelf tech used as military attack machines are compromised. We must be still the most stupid intelligent race in the universe. When will we learn ?
 

The system is only as good as the horde that push the buttons.

Agreed.

As soon as you need a program not on a desktop shortcut or a built in windows app you rarely use like MSpaint or Notepad. Where do you go, Start Menu.

This is stupidity at its best.

A decade of culture tossed out the window leaving life long customer woundering what to do when looking for a program.

Morons.

A third of all the kids play the top 1% of iOS games.

I play PC games. Give me a call when you make a decent one. That is what phones are for.

Not pointless if installed on down ramps of car parks. Where is save the car owners brakes.

It would tax a cars fuel on flat ground or ramps uphill. Going downhill your using brakes not fuel.

So they want to make eco friendly power. What do they do, make the floor tile light up when you step on it to show there appreciation for the effort.

OMG. Talk about wasting power.

Launch it into the sun.

You should not have to overbuild your code. The OS should be rock solid and your app should have no vector to get out of user space.

It is impossible to built a secure app on a unsecured OS.

That is because the whole base of current OS's are not engineered from the ground up to work as a rock solid foundation.

Its past time the software we run is built on a solid foundation. Windows / Linux / OS X all compete on unstable bases. Backwards compatibility has its down side.

Sure there will be bugs. But it does not need to be so rampant.

I agree 100% with the clean interface. Updates are smooth.

It also works well across MAC / Linux / Windows with sync.