Yep, this is the sort of thing happens when you've deeply internalized that trustworthiness and continuity is not important. Microsoft today is not a serious company, it is not run by serious people, and it is at the forefront of a deeply unserious industry.
Cloud is nice if it works. Web hosting is nice if you pay for it.<p>In history timeline, future archaeologists will probably see almost nothing, some books… as we are used to past centuries. But clouds, servers… gone.<p>BTW don’t use SSD for archiving.
People are better off using LibreOffice on a Linux desktop
Yes :)<p>But really depends. I saw somewhere NPR lost 70 years of content doe to a Cloud bill not being paid on time or something ? I forgot the details.<p>I am sure there will be more of this since companies are depending on the Cloud for their data storage. Now with AI, who knows what will happen. I expect Cloud Admin people will eventually be replaced by some AI type system.<p>Companies really should backup all data and send off-site. But that will never happen because god-forbid, they will need to hire a real person.