That’s what the support person said to me as well, but I didn’t get that option when I tried to cancel the subscription. My guess is that it wasn’t rolled out globally just yet, so if anyone didn’t find this option you can just contact the sales team to downgrade.

Exactly, the only reason I have the subscription is for Excel and OneDrive. My NAS and home network is still not good enough to cover the backup needs of my whole family.

They still do that, though.

Because they’re fucking stupid and thinks fucking over their customers brings in more profit.

Just call the sales team and get the classic plan. No more having to deal with Copilot and you get the old price back.

Nah, it’s all hinges on Excel. It’s still unbeatable at this point.

I agree.

Thanks in advance.

You got any links to one of those leaks? That sounds kinda interesting.

I’d consider No Man’s Sky a pretty successful live service game, as well.

I’m not sure you got the right definition of live service game. What you said is the definition of always online games.

And plenty more people don’t.

You can call the sales team and ask them to change your subscription to the classic version to opt-out of Copilot and get the old price back, if you still need the subscription over changing to other open source office suites.

I don’t think he meant YOU specifically.

Just assuming that reducing even a little bit of microplastic won’t make a difference is a gamble in itself.

You don’t need billions of dollar to make a rocket, you need them to make them work reliably and safely. If all you want to do is to move in the general direction of space, the requirements are much lower.

Source: Played KSP.

So does that mean the original novel’s rights belong to the Ming dynasty?

What is the copyright system like in the Ming dynasty, I wonder.

Wait, Lemmygrad has North Koreans?

Looks more like a one-eyes side-eye.