No I can't guarantee it, and neither does Microsoft, Windows, nor any of the software you have ever used, for work or not. Read the TOS. You are given nothing, and all software, no matter how much you pay is "provided as is". Which means they deny responsibility for bugs or misbehavior of their code. MS corporate contracts don't sell guarantees, they sell support when something eventually goes wrong. They never promise the software will always 100% work because it opens them to legal liability. OneDrive, to keep the discussion on topic, doesn't guarantee availability of your files, or their integrity, and even makes you agree to not sue them even if you lose all your data.
Installing a new OS is not a hassle at all on this day and age. If you can click buttons with a mouse and read at least at a 6th grade level to follow instructions, you can install an OS.
Next step is ready then. Dismantle the chain of command, appoint exclusively Trump loyalists, order the military to suppress dissent by force. They really are speed running Road to Dictatorship 101.
Sad to see. I took the free online version of the course a few years ago. It was really well organized. Although it faltered near the last classes (excessive focus on web site application) it was undoubtedly the best introductory course available for free on the web and perhaps even better than most paid ones. I do wish we could find out who was the secret donor, not to berate them, just to say thanks.
You could call it the "save the planet from an inminent asteroid hit" and idiots will still find a way to justify it's dismantling. Don't look up was a multidimensional satire.
Always remember that in some places executive just means the dumbest person in the room and most developers won't lift a finger if it means they get to see the owners embarrassing themselves in public.
Ms 365 just assumes that your company has a Ms azure cloud solution, exchange server or just defaults to onedrive. You have to wrestle the software into giving you a local storage folder browser when picking the place to save a new document to. It's frustrating.
I've tried it. I like that they're carrying the torch of OpenBoard, but I don't like that swipe typing requires manually downloading a third party library.
My only gripe with the Samsung keyboard is that their only alternative distribution is Dvorak, and by now I'm 100% a colemak user even on touch screens. So I use open board with swipe typing.
What you don't remember where the armies of bot accounts it brought into Steam. People would pay for votes and get scams and money grabs greenlit while indies couldn't even get a foot on the door. YouTube channels made series about playing the shovelware and mocking the system. There's a reason it was done away with.
My nephew has snails. He smuggled them out of the schoolyard in his hoodie after the teachers caught him the first time and confiscated them. My sister found them and had to take them to a pet store to make sure they weren't dangerous. Now they sit in a nice terrarium and it turns out the hardest part is keeping the humidity up.
Bunch of twats forgot that Trump is just the orange version of the mortadela. Once a populist victim, always a populist victim. Just because they hate the same people you hate, doesn't mean they love you.
How, exactly, should you have seen this coming? Elaborate on your thoughts.