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It sounds good; most agents eat up a lot of RAM.

RIP Patrick Stewart, he will always be Picard and Xavier to me.

I was going to do a project like that, and I wanted to call it Frankenstock.

When I hit some stress from coworkers or management, or get stuck in programming, I take a 15-minute break for a soda and chips. Helps clear my mind to take a walk and get something to drink and eat from the vending machines.

I used to program in Classic Visual Basic, which was considered slow by many. I optimized the code and used ADO ReadOnly when I didn't write data but only read it. What used to take 15 minutes took 15 seconds in Crystal Reports and other tools.

Free cartoon characters like Tux can be used in videos, images, and video games.

Just a few (pardon the pun) Bad Apples, that Applecare can fix or replace.

You mean like using Disney characters without permission in AI art and videos?

AI content cannot be copyrighted; it goes from the case where a monkey stole a camera and took a selfie.

Finally, 16-bit Windows support for 64-bit Windows.

There was no copyright on ANSI Art; people screen-captured it and used The Draw or another ANSI editor to modify it.

Yes, it would.

That would be a very unpopular move if they do. It will make surrounding countries mad that they can't get the Internet.

Good for them. ReactOS is evolving into a nice Windows alternative.