I really dislike this online-only trend. It feels like a step backwards in usability design. If anything, every app should strive to be offline-first. Microsof

I really dislike this online-only trend. It feels like a step backwards in usability design. If anything, every app should strive to be offline-first. Microsoft is turning everyone's PCs into internet nodes that collect data and stats. It's a way for them to get more social and behavioral data on their incredibly large market. I sure miss Windows 7. Microsoft ruined things with Vista, which 7 fixed. They ruined 7 with 8 and 9, which 10 sort of fixed. They're ruining 10 by including all of these "modern" features like an AI assistant, and having an "account" on their backend.