Mexicans do not like their spices to be used in crap. Also their food is quite delicious.

Nah. It has/had it's quirks that are either usual for every Windows version or a non-issue, like its easily bypassable requirements, raw launch state, broken updates and inclusion of AI, but past that, it's received tons of improvements especially in the last couple years, and we're now looking forward to 26H2 and the K2 program with a ton of QoL improvements, so it's clearly upwards.

if you want to game in the livingroom, run optical hdmi and active usb 3 cables from your pc into your room of choice. add a usb hub at the end of it and plug devices into it. plug hdmi into tv. less than £100, flawless 4k gaming in 2 rooms. no need for an overpriced box of ancient hardware. if it's your home, run under floorboards for an invisible implementation. tip: use something like display fusion to setup keyboard shortcuts to switch between display/audio configs, which you can invoke from either location

Used it in college 32 years ago. Used it for a Bridge opening hand simulator for my A-level course work.  

AKA Public Key Cryptography. PKI is awesome, and a fun technology to work with.