The Marvel Cinematic Universe is full of heroes, villains, explosions and confusing continuity.

Sure, the MCU officially started in 2008 with the release of "Iron Man," but that doesn't mean that's the first film that you should watch.

Instead of watching the multitude of Marvel movies in the order they were released, we've created our own handy guide to viewing the MCU the right way.

DEMOS is a Unix-like operating system developed in the Soviet Union between 1982 and 1991 and ported to various Soviet-built mini- to mainframe computers, several of which were clones of US manufacturer DEC's hardware.

You can experience this star of Soviet technology in the form of a software emulator running on the CORAZZINI system operated by the Museo dell'Informatica Funzionante (MusIF).

The Windows key can also be used on other operating systems.

On Unix and Unix-like operating systems, the key is usually given the X keysym "Super" (on earlier versions "Meta" was often used), and turns on the shift bit called MOD4.

While there are plenty of amazing pre-built mechanical keyboards on the market these days, it can be tough to find one with the perfect combination of switches, keycaps, case and electronics. The solution? Build your own. It’s much easier than it sounds. It just takes the right parts, a couple of tools and a relatively modest investment.