If that asshole didn't wanted anyone in his driveway he should have a good fence with a door, not an open one. As it has it (and with his trigger happy response) it's not s driveway but a honeypot.
Not having preventive health care if like having a car, hear it make too many strange noises and not fixing it until it breaks and you end up on the side of the road upside down. You "didn't spend money" in minor fixings but you end up paying a lot more.
I have an idea: if a game needs internet connection and the servers are shut down the developer has too release all the info on the protocol of the server. That way an open source version of the server can be created and the games can work again.
The VCS is an old console, not a POS. When it was new it was state-of-the-art.
About the Lynx, the catalog is not long. You can get all the games (76 in total and the max size is 2 MB) and try some. I'd say California Games, Klax, Batman Returns, Toki, just to name a few.
Not necessary. Imagine you begin suffering Alzheimer. And the artificial neurons are making a copy of your brain. Once a neuron stops working the backup one replaces it. Your mind, if it worked, could see the new neuron as part of the same brain and work with it seamlessly.
You mean the "free world" that has Assange, Pablo González and lots of other journalists jailed? The same free world that has destroyed every country that didn't fall in line with US interests?
I though some time ago about a world full of magic and then, in the middle of the story, an spaceship comes and the ones that come in it say something like "wow! All this ancient tech still works?" meaning the dragons, spells, ...
"They don't trust our lies like they used to!"