• moakley@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    I have to use OneDrive for work. It has actually made my job a lot easier, because when we encounter a bug I can’t figure out I can just say, “It’s probably OneDrive”.

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    6 days ago

    Microsoft is lucky my dad clicks “OK” without understanding it, or their whole consumer base would be dead.

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      Seriously. At least half of their userbase is old white guys who just click yes, and Ok once a year wheh they do something tax related, and if they get asked for credit card info it doesn’t phase them

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    5 days ago

    According to Pargin, turning off the feature can result in local files being deleted, leaving behind only a desktop icon labeled “Where are my files?”

    OneDrive = ransomware confirmed!

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    When I was a Sysadmin, I spent a lot of time unfucking people’s Onedrives and that windows file backup bs. Basically any pc without managed policies with do this to their boomer or older operator.