Personally I like cutting-edge software. But not the bleeding edge stuff.

Apple afficionados, Windows diehards, along with Linux enthusiasts.

Which camp do you belong to?

Sporadic acknowledgement of my English fluency provides extra incentive for me to acquire the particular language.

Withstanding is even better than resisting.

Command-line utilities automate GUI operations done by mouse clicks.

Lovable.

What, if anything, can withstand the secular capitalism?

"Anything, Anything, Anything for money".

What has Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. done to the children and the young adults?

Doesn't the name say it all, "Blizzard Entertainment", and "Inc."?

You don't want to be overtaken or overwhelmed by the particular Blizzard.

As I understand them, 'cookery' is more advanced than 'cooking'.

And 'gastronomy' more than 'cookery'.

Industrious Amelia and good-time Charlie.

Information Technology terms are typically not lucidily coined at all.

Examples include "buffer", "cache", and "boot", I reckon.

Sometimes, this earthly life needs to be ameliorated by religions.

Maybe the part "smart" should be expunged from the name "smartphone".

Most phones have got a mobile OS running on them nowadays, after all.

We're now Christmas bound. Surely flurries will come.

The tacit knowledge is that a potential biz partner must at least be reasonable and gracious, I think.

Welcome, winter mittens and leather gloves.

F. G. is not even close to being gracious enough. Sigh.

And, he wants to go head-to-head with entrenched competitors. Sigh.

It seems that many people consider Donald Trump to be bombastic.

See:
http://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/editorials/20150915-editorial-behind-trumps-bombast-a-man-without-a-plan.ece

Well, algorithmic problems.

The model for the Gerber baby.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Turner_Cook

"You shall not bow down to them or worship them; ..." - Deuteronomy 5:9