When you say you buy drives in pairs, you don't mean that you buy two identical drives from the same seller/manufacturer, do you? It's not uncommon to have two drives that fail within a couple weeks of each other if you do this.

I used Web Forms for several years and became very proficient with it. However, I started using MVC several years ago and I haven't looked back since. MVC solutions tend to be better organized due to separation of concerns. You also don't have to worry with the View State and other archaic concepts from Web Forms. It's definitely a bit of a learning curve, but I think it's well worth spending a few hours/days to become familiar with how MVC works. Once you've used it for a few weeks, I think you'll regret not having used it sooner.

Totally agree. That question would make me feel as if I'm being confrontational though.

Have you ever used this line? I could very easily see this coming off as conceited or condescending.

I think you missed the word "basically" somewhere. 4 hours away from 80 (5%) is in my personal realm of "basically." What's yours?