@Stan57 : But that's you, Stan. I can't afford all that and I don't believe in two things you apparently do: 1. Upgrades that don't benefit me are wasted money and time; and 2. Progress for the sake of progress.
If it does the job I want in the way I want it and in reasonable timeframes (as in, if it does take tiime I can still go do something else worthwhile), then I'm fine. If a feature pops up that I can see I could actually make use of or it increases my productivity tangibly, then I'll consider it seriously and it might make sense to upgrade.
I wsh you lots of luck; I just wanted to speak for the other side of the coin; since I'm not in the business of playing with toys I need the established reliability and repeatabiility of my current setup.
What do you do with your old machines and software? Just curious. I created a hardware firewall and a home network with mine but I still have some leftovers I should give away to some organization, I suppose.
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