Re:Microsoft Shares Soar to Record on Earnings Boost From Cloud
by wslh on Friday October 21, 2016 @01:35PM
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In some aspects Microsoft has changed for the best (e.g. open source, developer community relationship) and in others it is changing for the worst. This is my list:
- Skype protocol centralization and crashing all the time
- Surface Book Issues
- Updates and malware detection that can't be turned off
- Windows 10 leaking information to Microsoft that you can't control.
- Windows Phone (down)
- Azure changing their price all the time and an admin console that is subpar
- We were trying to renew our MSDN Premium subscription for the last three months and they cannot do that because we are from Argentina and they are changing the internal system.
- State of the art notebooks like the latest Dell XPS with driver issues and lack of support for high DPI screens in Microsoft Office.
- Skype protocol centralization and crashing all the time
- Surface Book Issues
- Updates and malware detection that can't be turned off
- Windows 10 leaking information to Microsoft that you can't control.
- Windows Phone (down)
- Azure changing their price all the time and an admin console that is subpar
- We were trying to renew our MSDN Premium subscription for the last three months and they cannot do that because we are from Argentina and they are changing the internal system.
- State of the art notebooks like the latest Dell XPS with driver issues and lack of support for high DPI screens in Microsoft Office.