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I recently switched to Windows because I need some performance-intensive windows-only software. I'm convinced that Microsoft lets marketing write the feature bu
by DrewADesign 4y ago
I recently switched to Windows because I need some performance-intensive windows-only software. I'm convinced that Microsoft lets marketing write the feature bullet list and then tells product managers to assign arbitrary dates to each bullet entry and use that as their project timeline. Quality is absolute garbage. Microsoft 365 Family is shockingly bad. The 6tb of storage you get for $10/mo (spread out over 6 accounts) might not actually be worth it.
- cokeandpepsi 4y agopretty much, after microsoft decided windows wasn't really critical they kind of just let random people go to town with it that's why opensource platforms are so important, general computing is kind of screwed when apple or microsoft get distracted by something shiney