@matigo I vote for removing the contact form.
// @larand @hazardwarning
@joanna my daughter's computer, who was already on Windows 10, who had almost nothing installed on it, couldn't upgrade in place to the latest release. Wasn't expecting my wife's computer, who has been running the same Windows 7 install for years, to upgrade cleanly.
That and the hardware needs replacing/upgrading. Already had a prebuilt computer with a fresh OS install to give her. It'll be a project to get everything moved over.
@sumudu it already is in a lot of cases. Meanwhile, I've been doing that since 1998 for the most part.
7 miles on the treadmill. My heart rate was supposedly in Zone 2 but my blood sugar thinks otherwise. 😳
@sumudu for most of us I think the risk is largely overblown.
I will say that all this panic is causing organizations to look very closely at Remote Access (and related security) solutions for their employees to allow them to work from home. Which, if that holds, might be one good thing that comes out of this.
@variablepulserate if I had my druthers, that's what I'd do, but it's not a battle I'm willing to fight.
Decided I wasn't in the mood to be rained on. Also far easier to stay in Zone 2 on the treadmill.
@sumudu considering my trip to Israel was cancelled for similar reasons, I wouldn't be surprised if you don't get to make that choice.
I guess if TurboTax is warning my wife she should probably be running Windows 10 because Microsoft wants everyone off Windows 7 (despite the fact people are still can't get people off Windows NT or XP), I have to do that computer swap for my wife I was planning to do so she gets Windows 10 in the process. Because that's the only way to upgrade to Windows 10: a fresh install on different hardware.
Not looking forward to moving all the data and reinstalling shit, but that's part of my job as the IT guy in the family.