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Saturday, August 01, 2015
Addled-up here boss
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where that Eskimo woman
Psst...grizzly bear.. Eskimo Joe don't go for that shit.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick - 8/1/15, 5:21 PM
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Gittin old aint for sissys!
Tim - 8/1/15, 5:36 PM
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Ack chew ally, I find my failing memory kinda rewarding in a way . . . .
Today at 75 I can watch a movie that I absolutely KNOW I saw just 10 years ago as if for the first time. Recently I've sat and watched early episodes of NCIS and BONES in rerun, knowing full well that I've seen 'em before, but the sexual tension, the snarky dialogue, the character interactions, and especially les denouements are as fresh and entertaining as if I were seeing 'em fresh outta the can.
Ditto for many of the old black & white classics on AMC and TCM. Fortunately, though, I haven't yet forgotten the name of the woman with whom I've shared domicile for over 50 years. Gimme a minnit and I'll come up with it.
- 8/1/15, 7:31 PM
- Skoonj said...
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W10 is coming out now, but on blogs I've seen a lot of advice not to get it. Many reasons. I have W8.1, and don't like it much.
I also have a disk for W7Pro. Some people on the blogs think W7 is a good way to go, so I'm considering using that. It was never on my current computer, which had W8.1 installed when I got it.
My question is whether I can simply install W7P on my machine, or whether I will lose programs and files when I do it. This fear goes back a few years when, I was told, that's what happens when you put in an OS.
Anyone who has done it know if losing programs and files is a legitimate concern? - 8/1/15, 7:42 PM
- JLW III said...
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Get ClassicShell from here. It fixes many of the annoyances of W8.
Do not go to http://www.classicshell.org. Something different.
JLW III - 8/1/15, 8:08 PM
- Unknown said...
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"Diabetes is the worse disease you can have because it attacks every part of your body."
WRONG!! If you had to choose an incurable disease, diabetes would surely be the smart choice. It's manageable and, properly managed, you will more likely die WITH it than die FROM it. - 8/1/15, 8:55 PM
- Skoonj said...
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I have diabetes type 2, and it isn't a big deal.
- 8/1/15, 9:30 PM
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When it comes to exercise, my rule-of-thumb is guided by one of my heroes:
"I believe that every human has a finite number of heartbeats. I don't intend to waste any of mine running around doing exercises."
Neil Armstrong
- 8/2/15, 8:19 AM
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Skoonj: the only way to install Win 7 over Win 8 is to do a 'clean' install - which means everything gets wiped out. Plus, if your machine came w/ Win 8 on it, there are probably a dearth of drivers for it under Win 7.
Back up your files. Do you have the installations media (disks) for your programs?
Trick I would try - use a partitioning tool to make an empty 20 gig partition on the hard drive, then install win 7, boot up and see in it works or you can get it to work. This will not affect your Win 8 setup. - 8/2/15, 11:25 AM
- Skoonj said...
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Leelu, I was afraid of that. I have Mozy, but to transfer files back and then find all the crap on disks and online that I have here, that's more a career than I want. I may wait a while, then install W10, which I understand doesn't need the clean install.
- 8/2/15, 1:52 PM
- toadold said...
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I've done an install of Windows 10. It has some bugs but I find it a whole lot better than 8.1.
- 8/2/15, 5:14 PM
- leelu said...
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The box I have 7 on won't support 10, but the new laptop w/ 8.1 does. I ran the install yesterday, and so far, it seems to behave.
Watch out for the two screens that a) are defaulted to "on", that b) mean "let Microsoft watch your every move". Old, paranoid me turned them all "off".
If you have 8, get all of the outstanding updates. You will see a little windows logo on the right side of the task bar. Click it, and it will run the upgrade. - 8/3/15, 12:07 PM