> Today, you can probably get that same service for $10/month and you're continuously getting updates.
I remember when you could buy software, learn it, and use it effectively, without having constant habit-breaking changes stuffed down your throat. I remember when you owned your data and didn't have to rent it from a service provider. I remember what it was like to trust my machine, because everything was happening locally and software wasn't phoning home.
I remember when you could buy software, learn it, and use it effectively, without having constant habit-breaking changes stuffed down your throat. I remember when you owned your data and didn't have to rent it from a service provider. I remember what it was like to trust my machine, because everything was happening locally and software wasn't phoning home.