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Or be forced to pay for v2 because you upgraded your OS and now v1 doesn't work anymore.
by teleclimber 9y ago
Or be forced to pay for v2 because you upgraded your OS and now v1 doesn't work anymore.
- colecut 9y agoI estimate paying $25 each breaking OS update would be better than paying a subscription, that should be no more than every couple years? Unless the subscription is less than a dollar a month.
- snoman 9y agoOr run it in a VM, or compatibility mode, if I don't want to pay for an update.
- ghrifter 9y agoJust never leave the house, never build anything, never do anything ever.
- ghrifter 9y agoJust never leave the house, never build anything, never do anything ever.
- mistermann 9y agoOr have to abandon your cloud photo archive that you've been happily paying full price for despite not even uploading any new photos because "we don't support Windows Server 2003 any more" (even though everything continues to run perfectly fine). (Crashplan, if you're wondering.)