That's a funny quip, but a moment's reflection reminds me how shockingly incredible that is. The obsessive need to be backwards compatible combined with the pat

That's a funny quip, but a moment's reflection reminds me how shockingly incredible that is. The obsessive need to be backwards compatible combined with the pathological need to change (and by hopeful extension improve) must take a simply astonishing amount of manpower and ingenuity. I mean, usually the two seem mutually exclusive. I have no idea if it's worth it, but it's definitely an awe-inspiring machine. Getting Windows to function across so many platforms can only cubicly raise the difficulty of maintaining compatibility. If that's not the yawning abyss of a long-term tech support hell, I don't know what is.