Nope. Even VLC requires some fiddling to play blurays. I get around this by ripping them, converting to a h.264 in an mkv container and play that in MPC-HC. Also, MPC was deprecated a long time ago and reincarnated as Media Player Classic Home Cinema.

Does it slow down the card-bouncing animation so it's not instant? That bummed me out when I got a more powerful PC...

dont forget the zip drive phase

This is what I am wondering. Saying that the Pro and Enterprise uses will have the ability to defer updates kind of strongly implies that Home users will not. I absolutely do no need my PC behaving like an Xbox with mandatory updates, especially when those updates have a chances of breaking my computer, like some of…

In college I was fortunate enough to upgrade from regular floppies to the ALMIGHTY ZIP DISK

“Windows 10 Home users will have updates from Windows Update automatically available. Windows 10 Pro and Windows 10 Enterprise users will have the ability to defer updates.”

I said it. I like my desktop gadgets, because I’m able to use them to see my CPU usage and what’s going on in my network, not to mention a large clock and the current weather. No gadgets and no WMC means no Windows 10 “upgrade” for me.

• “Solitaire, Minesweeper, and Hearts Games that come pre-installed on Windows 7 will be removed as part of installing the Windows 10 upgrade. Microsoft has released our version of Solitaire and Minesweeper called the “Microsoft Solitaire Collection” and “Microsoft Minesweeper.”

VLC?

I always applaud appetizer-based diplomacy.

You can cold brew both tea and coffee. Both are delicious.

heh.

Here is an actual picture of the bonus I got from my editors when I wrote a feature very quickly

Wait, it comes off the plant piping hot? I never knew that. Which plant grows it in bone china cups? I think my mom would love one of those.

I would wear the fuck out of that dog’s cactus outfit.

I used to chew the shoes.

I neither agree nor disagree with your argument, though I do want to state that I’ve taken to calling it “hot coffee” in order to not be asked “hot or iced?”

It is if your from Texas, like Kacey. You call something “tea,” you're getting it in a huge container, with a ton of ice and likely sweet enough to rot your teeth.

Maybe she really fucking hates iced tea and didn’t want there to be any confusion.