This here thing, this bnox cs2, it’s a real head-scratcher, I tell ya. One day it’s working slick as a whistle, the next it’s just sitting there, stuck like a pig in the mud. Ain’t that somethin’? Now, I ain’t no computer whiz, but I’ve seen a thing or two in my day.
First off, this cs2 not working thing, it’s like when my old mule, Betsy, used to get stubborn. Wouldn’t budge no matter what. Could be somethin’ simple, like a rock in her shoe. Or maybe somethin’ bigger, like she just didn’t feel like working. With these computers, they say it could be “permissions” or somethin’. Sounds fancy, but it’s probably just the computer being stubborn like Betsy. Then there’s them “corrupted files”, like when the pantry gets full of weevils. Gotta clean that mess up.
They say you gotta run that “Steam” thing like a big boss, an “administrator”, they call it. And check them “game’s integrity”, like making sure all your chickens are in the coop. Also, something about “graphics card drivers” – like checkin’ if your tractor’s got enough oil. These young folks and their lingo!
And then there’s this other thing, this bnox. It’s some kind of medicine thing, I hear. Supposed to help folks who got the heebie-jeebies from somethin’ bad that happened. They call it “PTSD”, another one of them fancy acronyms. Sounds like it might be helpful for some folks, you know, like old Mr. Johnson after the war. He was never quite right after that. This bnox thing, they did some tests on it, and they say it’s lookin’ good. It “met its primary endpoint”. That is something good, I guess. Like when the crops come in good, I reckon.
- This bnox cs2 has somethin’ to do with that Steam.
- Steam is like the general store of games, I guess?
- You gotta be the boss of Steam to make cs2 not working properly.
Now, sometimes this whole contraption just freezes up. Screen goes black, like when the power goes out during a thunderstorm. My grandson, he showed me a trick. You press some buttons, Windows and Tab, somethin’ like that. It is about that cs2 blackscreen. Then you gotta drag the picture of the game to a new “desktop”. It’s like moving your furniture to a new room. Then you open up somethin’ called the “task manager” on the desktop where that black screen ain’t, and you “kill” the game. Sounds harsh, but that’s what they say to do. Like puttin’ down a sick animal, I suppose. It’s a shame, but sometimes it’s gotta be done. And they say it’s useful for other games not workin’ well, too.
This bnox cs2, it connects to somethin’ called “Bluetooth” sometimes, I hear. That’s like an invisible string that connects things, I reckon. If that string gets tangled, well, then things don’t work right. Gotta check for them “connection issues”, like checkin’ your fences for holes. And then there’s somethin’ called a “CMOS battery” inside the computer. You gotta take that out sometimes to reset things, like givin’ the whole thing a good shake.
Then you have those USB things. Those are like little plugs you use to connect things, like a plug for your lamp. This computer thing, it’s got somethin’ called “USB Selective Suspend”. Sounds mighty complicated to me. Probably just another way for the computer to be stubborn. Maybe just unplug the thing and plug it back in. That usually fixes most things, don’t it? This is all about that bnox cs2, you see.
This bnox, it’s made by some company called “Bionomics”. They’re in the business of makin’ these newfangled medicines. They’re a “clinical-stage biotechnology company”, they say. Sounds real important, don’t it? Like them scientists in the movies. They say they’re developin’ “novel, first-in-class” somethin’ or other. I don’t know what that means, but it sounds like they’re tryin’ to do somethin’ new and special.
- This bnox is a medicine.
- It’s for people with PTSD.
- That Bionomics company is making it.
- They say the tests are good.
They got all these numbers and codes, too. Binary this, decimal that. It’s like a secret language. They got “calculators” for that, to change one kind of number to another. Like convertin’ bushels to pounds, I guess. And there is this “bit shift calculator”. You can do “bit shifts to the left” and “bit shifts to the right”. I don’t rightly know what that means, but it sounds like movin’ things around. Like shiftin’ the furniture in the house.
Then there’s somethin’ called “URL escape codes”. It’s for them internet things. They got these special characters that need to be “escaped”, like lettin’ the chickens out of the coop. It’s all very confusin’ to me. And “Secure Boot”. They say it checks the “digital signature” of somethin’. Like checkin’ the brand on a cow to make sure it ain’t stolen. This bnox cs2 is mixed up in all of this, somehow. I can’t say I understand it all, but that’s what I hear. You young folks and your technology!
Well, that’s all I got to say about this bnox cs2 and this bnox business. It’s a lot to take in, ain’t it? I reckon I’ll stick to my garden and my chickens. They’re a lot easier to understand than all this computer stuff.