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MehGerbil wrote: Thoughts?
I'm thinking;
Change out the sea water lift pump early 1Q15
Align the TR dampers u/g with the accom u/g on a per wing basis.
Shift the XV c/out on the crude pump to the 1H MP W/wash
Align the Lub Console upgrade to the MP 2H w/wash
but have a feeling that wont help you much decide... 
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I've considered that strategy but I've read some accounts of O-rings going bad well before people have had a chance to get around to the 1H MP W/wash. I'm not willing to work weekends to keep up with that nightmare.
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You should get a maintenance supervisors job, you had me convinced! 
Did you find one of my supv's book of fibs?
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Is there any actual problem with continuing to use silverlight?
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I'm starting to get spooked.
Microsoft is setting their browser to block all old versions of Silverlight.
I'm on 5, but will I be able to run Silverlight in Windows 10?
All of this used to be so easy and now Microsoft is messing it up.
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Yup, it doth sucketh to the point of being the Paris of Computing.
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Nagy, for once I'd like to see you exhibit some control over your festering hatred of the French.
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Who said anything about France? 
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MehGerbil wrote: I definitely don't want to do HTML
I hear you, but just stop fighting and learn the horrible mess UI of the future, which is HTML+CSS+JS.
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Why should the future be worse than the present?
That's usually not how progress works..
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harold aptroot wrote: Why should the future be worse than the present?
Why not? Progress is not linear. Civilizations rise and fall. The fact that something is more technologically advanced does not mean it will win.
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But this isn't just happening automatically or through inaction. Someone somewhere made the conscious choice to make the future worse on purpose.
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I'm actually working on an exit strategy.
I'd rather leave programming than work with the HTML stack.
I need to last about 40 more months.
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I definitely don't want to do HTML.
You are not afraid to admit it
modified 20-Oct-19 21:02pm.
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Take it from someone who is in exactly the same position, move to WPF and clickonce. I have found that you can cut and past your views from SL to WPF with a minimum of fiddling. I moved a small app (14 views) in less than a week and that was the first one so there was a little research involved.
I've been dipped into the current HTML/JS/CSS development stack and it still feels like being dipped in sh*t. Having said that I can't see any viable option to MVC/SP development if you need a web interface, you have no idea how thoroughly pissed off I am with MS.
As MS has mooted 2020 as the retirement horizon you may be Ok with 40 months, I am looking at the same time frame and I'll walk away from the whole banking industry!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Be afraid, very afraid. Just don't admit it!
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I've got to admit that I was afraid you'd say that.
One day I aspire to having a signature.
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I am afraid of your fear of admittance of admitting that you are not afraid to admit that admitting makes you afraid, but I shan't admit it since I am too afraid!!!
I am also afraid of long sentences. 
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I'm a frayed knot - said the tangle of string to the spider on being asked if it was a spider.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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If only, but alas this is what I'm like sober.
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... and there was me thinking I'd replied to Dave. 
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*puts glasses on* Oh, I see now
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*picks glass up, drains it*
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