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you know you're cooked when storefront autocorrects to storm front
side note tho, I still probably wouldn't recommend a win7 ISO for daily use even if it's modified for modern hardware, purely because there are so many security vulnerabilities that will never be patched, and the install base is big enough (esp. in govt/business) that it's still a target for modern malware.
I meant a few years they had a link to an updated iso in their legacy windows sub, but can't check it now, because that sub is nsfw for some reason, and I am banned.
As for the security vulnerabilities, I have been using one for years and have not had a problem. I do have a Linux dualboot. And that pc does not have internet, but I used to transfer lots of files to it via USB. And I used to have a win 7 laptop with internet until a few months ago when it's hard drive died. In my experience, if you don't do anything too stupid it's very hard to get malware.
But thanks for the concern.