
Microsoft won, which only goes to prove "good" doesn't mean you win, just "mean".
At work I can but grit my teeth at the "Everything Microsoft" mentality the local I.T. group has.
And laugh at the frequent crashes of critical infrastructure. But hey, it's only a large health organization, why care about privacy or reliability right? The "offline access" paper backups are well used and tested at least.
So glad I left the server room. Used to work on creating high-availability systems. Now I work in the health sector where the desktop is just another tool. And it's not my problem when the systems go boom. Which they do, because "everything Microsoft" leads to some really, really stupid decisions.