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Completely wrong when it comes to adopting new technologies unless you are a real youngster. My debit/credit card pairing hasn't been cancelled or changed in t
by hobs 11y ago
Completely wrong when it comes to adopting new technologies unless you are a real youngster.
My debit/credit card pairing hasn't been cancelled or changed in the 10 years I have had it unless I have specifically engineered that change.
The reality is that you just shouldn't trust google for anything that appears long term, and consider them as a casual partner, not a long term relationship.
- lern_too_spel 11y agoRelative to all the startups that compete with them, Google and Microsoft products are much safer to rely on. They will at least give you a migration path and a generous time allowance for that migration. Most of the startups who shut down their services do so with with no notice.
- hobs 11y agoAnd relative to a bank, which is what I was comparing them to, they are canceling things at a very very rapid pace. I am perfectly fine with people saying that Google, a multi-billion dollar corporation, cancels things less often than a company with a completely uncertain future and no profit. I am also fine with saying that comparison is not fair to the startups or to business that try to deliver a faithful product to their customers.