u/TheLegion222777

So I am planning on sticker bombing my laptop soon and want a way to protect the sticker swarm. I have heard of people using some sort of clear laminate to do this (I am guessing it is like a adhesive on one side clear sheet that goes over all the stickers to protect them). I can not find this product anywhere. Other people were talking about packing tape but after trying this I find it really difficult to keep the packing tape clear of any grime/dust and fingerprints, plus it was starting to come off fairly quickly. I also do have some I want to use that are wider than the packing tape. I saw some people suggesting sprays but I am not sure how good of an idea it is to spray a laptop. Does anyone have any ideas?

So I am the proccess of building an old pc and noticed that some games on gog have differing system requirements than the original. For example space marine 1 (the original listing, not the modernized version) has Windows 10 listed. The game was made before Windows 10 existed. I noticed the same with Dawn of War 2 and the original x-com (ufo defense). With X-com it's very similar and slightly more buggy sequel, terror from the deep, had it's original requirements, same happened with the third game, apocolypse. Is this a bug of some sort or are the games that different from their original releases that they won't work the original hardware they were designed for.

So I found out today that Pennsylvania has some kinda vauge obscene materials laws. From what I see when reading the law it looks like it makes anything the slightest bit obscene illegal for everyone (including those over 18 from the "any person 18 years of age or older" part in the 2nd? paragraph). However as someone who lives in PA there are many publicly known about and obvious sex toy shops and strip clubs. And of course with the internet existing porn is obviously around. How come the local government doesn't harass these places? Is there something I am not seeing with the law or is it just something that is never actually enforced.