I mean, they could pay me *first* and then I'd do their work for them. That'd be pretty good too.

"That's not a plan, that's a goal"

You're wasting so much power if you don't move to CMOS Linux over TTL bro.

I'm wary of this. The last thing I want is my newly-compatibilised GOG game to run on Windows 10 but lose support for 7. What I want is GOG to spend equal effort getting the older titles running on their original target systems, then -XP or 7- specifically, with modern Windows support following naturally from those OSes. Some of the GOG titles like Jazz 2 won't install on their original destined OS (200 mhz pentium) because the GOG installer doesn't support Windows 98. That's not good.

And definitely they should always keep the full update history of every item available in a dropdown on the GOG -website- interface, not Galaxy. The last thing I want is GOG to make my GOG library -not- work on the computers I already own in pursuit of compatibility with computers I don't.

Look for the police sirens on their heads.

Thank you.

What's cot?

With that placid empty positivity and lack of identifying how people might speak differently on slashdot and in reality, you sound like an AI, brother.

Thanks to the Intel Management Engine, I doubt that that's the case.

Everything except having separate charging and headphone ports (and you needed a dongle for that).

We get it. You miss real player.

DO NOT USE THE SAME ACCOUNT FOR EVERYTHING.

Don't use the same account for youtube and email. Don't use the same account for email and gaming. Don't use the same account for gaming and business. Don't use the same account for business and television.

Wait. Why on earth are you using an account for television.

"It won't cost you a dime"

I assume that means you're offering to pick me up and drop me off, and supply the tools and parts for the bikes?

It's true. I would (pun regrettably unavoidable) be unable to visualise that too.

At the very least this hypothetical person must find the concept of Tetris -mystifying-!