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I've heard that there are interface customization options that are in Win 10 Pro that aren't in Win 10 Home. Is that true? I'm looking to get my free upgrade from Win 7 Home Premium but I want the max amount of customization available.

Probably not the first game I played, but I have faint memories of playing Double Dragon game watch :

Sipsy has done a long LP series of Poly Bridge, if you're interested in watching him screw up over and over - (full uncut series on sips live channel)

Thanks for turning me on to Pale Moon. I tried it on a lark and I find it quite good!

Not bad, but a bit too Canadian at times for my tastes. Silly Canadians.

It doesn't have sheisty Google analytics collection baked in, so I would say it's very preferable to Chrome. A good comparison : http://www.howtogeek.com/202825/what%E2%80%99s-the-difference-between-chromium-and-chrome/

Chromium Mac build - http://www.freesmug.org/chromium Windows build - http://chromium.woolyss.com/

It's worth buying for the various great total conversion mods.

I second the Spiderweb RPGs, especially the Avernum series - they have a great pedigree stretching back to the 90s. The Windows versions can be run fairly easily on Linux through WINE.

Serpent in the Staglands

My new games this time (in chronological order) - Commandos: Beyond the Call of Duty Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 Command & Conquer: Tiberium Wars Command & Conquer: Kane's Wrath Prison Architect Standard World in Conflict: Complete Majesty Gold Edition Dungeon Siege Wickland Banished Age of Empires II: HD Edition total spent - $39.14 current Steam library size - 200 games I was tempted by so many more to fill in the gaps in my game library but I stuck to my budget. My wishlist will have to remain huge for the time being. Oh the pitfalls of being PC master race. :\

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aaaaand now I own Banished.

Basically, this was the game that was never supposed to happen. This is like a Half Life 3 moment for Sega fans. I'm still a bit lightheaded over the announcement, no exaggeration! Imagine feeling this since 2001: