Evolv-ing Thread

[dwcraig1]

 

[dwcraig1]

6.5 hours later, still chugging along. Almost done with Windows Update, I think.

 

[SlickWilly]

From Upstate NY
The NY "Redneck" Area

 

[SlickWilly]

If we run out of TP, I have lots of this in my truck for hunting season.

 

[SlickWilly]

And when I take mama out for dinner, hot dog roasted on a fire in the back yard, we have some cool glasses for our Budweiser

 

[dwcraig1]

13 hours later still not finished.
Edit: Finished updates, 15.25 hours later, started with win 7 and upgraded to Win 10. I think I set an all time record as to how long it took, still need to add some programs. An activation hack was used on Win 7, I wasn't sure if it would have worked on 10 (the reason that I started with 7).
It works decent, nice big 17" screen and real good sound.

 

[BillW50]

 

[tiburonfirst]

 

[dwcraig1]

 

[mikepetro]

I just got "furloughed" for 12 weeks.
Strange days indeed.......

 

[tiburonfirst]

I just got "furloughed" for 12 weeks.
Strange days indeed.......

 

[tiburonfirst]

hopefully, as in most furloughs, you will keep your health insurance. and get yourself online or on the phone:

Earlier this week, Northam waived the one week waiting period and work search requirement to file for unemployment benefits.

“So, if somebody applies for unemployment insurance, after they fill out that process, and they have direct deposit, hopefully they can start getting money within the next week,” said Healy.

 

[mikepetro]

hopefully, as in most furloughs, you will keep your health insurance. and get yourself online or on the phone:

Earlier this week, Northam waived the one week waiting period and work search requirement to file for unemployment benefits.

“So, if somebody applies for unemployment insurance, after they fill out that process, and they have direct deposit, hopefully they can start getting money within the next week,” said Healy.

Yes, Insurance remains in affect, that was normally a payroll deduction, now I will have to pay my company $540 a month out of pocket to keep it .

 

[CMD-Ky]

Yes, Insurance remains in affect, that was normally a payroll deduction, now I will have to pay my company $540 a month out of pocket to keep it .

Best to you, Mr P. That is a real hit, I hope all remains well for you and Mrs P. @tiburonfirst had some good news.

 

[tiburonfirst]

Yes, Insurance remains in affect, that was normally a payroll deduction, now I will have to pay my company $540 a month out of pocket to keep it .

hopefully, the beefed-up unemployment compensation will help some

 

[stylemessiah]

Yes, Insurance remains in affect, that was normally a payroll deduction, now I will have to pay my company $540 a month out of pocket to keep it .

Thats ....ty Mike

I do not envy your health system...

 

[SlickWilly]

13 hours later still not finished.

Like a Cuomo's new conference, never ending dribble
I think his Hero is Tony Soprano, he talks just like a TV gangster. But then again his father was so.....

 

[SlickWilly]

I just got "furloughed" for 12 weeks.
Strange days indeed.......

Yikes, that can't all be to keep people safe, not that long.

 

[tiburonfirst]

Yes, Insurance remains in affect, that was normally a payroll deduction, now I will have to pay my company $540 a month out of pocket to keep it .

here's a little good news for you, mike! i hope the source (wral) is correct

''Under legislation pending Wednesday in Congress, unemployed workers would get whatever amount a state usually provides for jobless benefits, plus a $600 per week add-on funded by the federal government.''

a big thanks to the dems holding out for that!

 

[tiburonfirst]

Yikes, that can't all be to keep people safe, not that long.

imo, it's rather how long they expect their business to be damaged