If you’re one of those quaint people who still uses ‘physical media’ to install new versions of operating systems, Windows 10 could have a big shock in store for you: USB drives replacing the clunky old reinstallation DVDs of yore.
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Fine with me, that's how I do my installs. The only thing I use my optical drive for these days is installing DRM protected games.
I hear Ninja sharpen the edges and use them for Shuriken.
Except that the last line of the article kills the whole thing:
That said, this isn’t the final farewell for DVDs: you’ll still be able to buy Windows 10 on DVD.
Yea, I mean why use a much less expensive DVD disk to store backup software when you can spend more for a USB thumb drive?
You can also hang them in the window, so birds don't fly into it and break there necks(that's what cats are for)
I thought you were going to say hang them in the doorway like beads in a fortune teller's house.
Depends on how many DVD's your using. I'd much rather have it all on one thumb drive than 2, 3 or more DVD's. Thumb drives aren't that expensive anyway. Not in the smaller sizes. DVD's are a lot easier to damage too. And just about every PC on the planet has at least one USB port. It's a lot easier to carry a thumb drive in your laptop bag than a bunch of DVD's. It's also a lot easier to redo whats on the thumb drive over and over and over. DVD, burn once, throw away. I will agree, if all you need is one DVD for long term storage it's a good option.
Modern flash drives make the installation much faster than the old DVDs.
Only when they're sharpened by a ninja!
