The issue of books aside, you should check out youtube tutorials regarding virtual machines. I recommend the software VMware workstation free edition for virtualization.
For me, it always has been and always will be Connery. But Craig is the only other one that I consider is a good Bond. Roger Moore was too froofie to be Bond. Bond was rugged and had an edge to him.
I am that old
Things are never "as simple as that" when we're dealing with intellectual property like books, movies, shows, songs, etc. Remember when Marvel sued the families of Stan Lee and others for control of the copyright for several characters? I think Marvel won that case because Stan Lee, etc. were contracted to create those characters. So they were employees and do not own the characters.
Changing hardware and software is just one angle of digital goods like books, movies, games, software, music, etc. When you buy digital goods, you are just buying a license to access that content. That's why there's always have a license agreement include that nobody reads. That agreement usually forbids you from sharing that good with others, but people obviously do that all the time. The license holder like Amazon, Google, etc. can legally revoke it at any time. IN the case of Amazon, they can legally delete Kindle books off your device.
I make computer fonts as a hobby, and I make some money from licensing agreements on one of them, (the rest are 100% free for personal and commercial use). I make them with a cracked version of a font editor named ScanFont 3.It's no longer sold, and it won't work with Windows operating systems after XP, (or WiTH XP, after a Windows update in February, 2014). The app was created sometime around 1995. I can create vectors with it that cannot be duplicated with the latest and most expensive software.
I missed where Hamilton was an established IP with decades of fans and announced they were changing it all. Same goes for Anne Boleyn. Also not sure how considering Idris Elba for the role is the same as the long slew of adjectives you had decreed would be taking on the role eventually. When did he become a Welsh, disabled, lesbian trade unionist?
Are you leaning back in your chair because you seem obtuse.
Lol One of us is definitely being obtuse. At no point did Hamilton ever imply or suggest it was historically accurate. Interviews with the casting director go into why that specific choice was made. If you're upset that Hamilton isn't accurately portraying race, are you suggesting that back in 1776 Alexander Hamilton was going around communicating via song? It's clearly a work of fiction influenced by history.
I guess you're against the idea of fiction. Should we cancel Shakespeare because Julius Caesar wasn't an accurate portrayal of the historical events? Should Inglorious Bastards be banned because it didn't portray Hitler accurately?
And the inevitable double standard...Woke folks never throw a hissy fit when someone from the Alphabet Community portrays a heterosexual on screen or on stage.25 Times White Actors Played People Of Color And No One Really Gave A S**t
Think blackface and yellowface are a thing of the past? Get ready to cringe.www.huffpost.com
Blackface and yellowface aren't the same thing as people portraying others with different gender expressions or sexual orientations. I've also never seen any reasonable person "throw a hissy fit" about a straight person portraying a gay person, nor should you as no actor (or anyone else) should ever need to divulge to others what their gender expression or orientation is. You and NotADoctor should form a support group for people who like to invent things to be upset about.
Goes for just about any book ever written. If you don't like what it says in a book, write your own damn book...
But it's more fun to pretend you're the victim of a socialist conspiracy (while actually being a victim of the alt-right culture war rage machine).
