@tsarstepan,
tsarstepan wrote:
As far as we know, Mark may not even play games on his PS3. He could have gotten it really cheap and for these purposes only.
Yes. That's exactly what I was thinking. Or that he was given a used or old one for free. Or even given a new one years back.
If Mark chooses to read any of this, I don't want him, or anyone for that matter, to get me wrong.
I'm all about making optimum use of what you have, not running out and buying the latest thing for the sake of spending money, etc.
However Mark, if you can't even click on those "blue things", which are called links, you quite frankly don't even have what most people would consider a computer. It's really just a old, non running car up on blocks in your weed covered back yard.
Pretty much how people navigate around the internet is through links, so if you can't even access that, how are you finding or doing anything.
And don't go with that "I'm asking questions. Remember that?"
People have been helpful to you over time answering questions, trying to supply information, etc.
But, if you think you can just, for instance, start naming movie after movie asking if a particular person wrote the score, like We're your personal internet, think again.
I don't know your financial position, if you can afford, not an expensive brand new system, but just a modest workable computer. But you can't really think that how you're going about it works. It does not.
At least go to the library, where they would have computers for you to use for free, for a block of time.
But don't put on like it's useful to have a 95% non functional machine, but expect to be able to make it function.