It's a good thing my Windows 7 game laptop is 64 bit.

The main thing that kept me playing was the humour in the game. There were plenty of funny moments and I realised there was no plot to take seriously.

The other reason I played was tinkering with an editor to create legal and illegal extreme weapons.

I only know BL 2 and that prequel, but noticed so many not-quite-correct things that it feels unfinished and left me with no confidence about sequels.
Maybe I'll try 3 in five or more years when I (need to) replace my current gaming laptop. And if it runs under Linux/Wine.

Life.

And every time it attracts attention and comments it will be posted again.

I do suspect it's also an excuse to talk about programming languages. It might be enough to periodically simply post an article with only the language name as title and body. Next week, C.

It better have plenty of electrolytes in it.

But then you have the problem of who controls the single repository.
Who safeguards that no content is censored? Or access isn't denied?

And then next we'll have Screamers going around the place.

Let's see who can keep up longer.

This is why I love Devuan (and used to Debian) because it's not specifically focused on anything. Maybe on the truly open source software but there's still the non-free apt option.

For me it matches simplicity the best, and it seems it's one of the best traits for a long-living distro.

We'll be witnessing a recurring surge of "AI" just like it happens with 3D TVs.
Sure, tech improves each time but the real deal is still on the horizon.

Or to put it in a car analogy, flying cars.

Are we going back to the age of oral tradition?

No, going forward to the age of Idiocracy.

An ex-lease laptop I will buy in 5 to 10 years when my current ex-lease laptop has enough hardware issues and needs to be replaced.

Hopefully by then thre's actual practical use for the extra NPU similar to offloading CPU processing to a GPU does. And a use for another inane key added to the keyboard.
All running Devuan Linux, of course.

Simple:

1, 3, 5, 7, 9.

Notice the lack of "e"?

2030: "You use Windows on your PC? How quaint."