Born 1960 in West Berlin, back in the days of a divided Germany, I grew up with a handful of West German and two East German television channels. I vaguely remember the black and white transmissions stopped daily around about midnight. The streets were as good as deserted some evenings while people sat in front of their TV to see the favorites such as the 8:00 p.m. Tagesschau (West German news), followed by a special mystery series. Why? There was no choice; if people wanted to see a certain show they had to watch it that day and at that time. There was no way to “watch it later.” Read More at Piedmont Lifestyle
Your computer can’t run Windows 11 — What does this mean?
What is Windows 11? Windows 11 is the latest version of the Windows operating system. It looks a little different from Windows 10 but works pretty much the same way. Why can’t I use Windows 11? When Windows 11 came out, Microsoft made it so that only computers with...
