deema78
New member
- Jun 24, 2017
- 4
So I guess that makes me about as sysnative as it gets. Hello all. Cool community. Super stoked that I just stumbled upon it. I am an MCSE but haven't worked in the networking field for five or so years, now. I left the field to design my desktop interface software and it is doubtful I will ever return to consulting, as I am probably way behind current tech.
But I don't need new tech cause I'm living and dying on 7, I'm never touching 10. I understand that MS wants to get the jump on Google by beginning the tracking and pattern catching locally, before the user hits the web, so they can cash in. But, to me, it is an unacceptable situation.
The simple fact is that anything that can be done on 10 can be done on 7. But NOT everything that can be done on 7 can be done on 10. That is all that matters, to me. I'm not ranting. I'll rant later :)
Really looking forward to this community. I'll help when I can and ask when I need it. (which will likely be later today as I have a lame CBS.log that I am not able to figure out)
I should also add that custom Windows Deployment disks were my specialty, when I left. The proudest moment of my life was the first time a flawless install occurred with my configuration... after many many failed attempts, initially.
And I have Asperger's Syndrome (autism.... kinda autism... ).. so i'm much more comfortable with the machines than people.. Until Google becomes Skynet. When that happens I will switch teams.
But I don't need new tech cause I'm living and dying on 7, I'm never touching 10. I understand that MS wants to get the jump on Google by beginning the tracking and pattern catching locally, before the user hits the web, so they can cash in. But, to me, it is an unacceptable situation.
The simple fact is that anything that can be done on 10 can be done on 7. But NOT everything that can be done on 7 can be done on 10. That is all that matters, to me. I'm not ranting. I'll rant later :)
Really looking forward to this community. I'll help when I can and ask when I need it. (which will likely be later today as I have a lame CBS.log that I am not able to figure out)
I should also add that custom Windows Deployment disks were my specialty, when I left. The proudest moment of my life was the first time a flawless install occurred with my configuration... after many many failed attempts, initially.
And I have Asperger's Syndrome (autism.... kinda autism... ).. so i'm much more comfortable with the machines than people.. Until Google becomes Skynet. When that happens I will switch teams.
