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My point isn't about what is popular, it is about what is right. anyways I don't like making predictions, but I can't see skype lasting 10+ years if they conti
by riffic 16y ago
My point isn't about what is popular, it is about what is right.
anyways I don't like making predictions, but I can't see skype lasting 10+ years if they continue to pursue a closed architecture. it just will not happen.
What is most uncomfortable about skype to me is the fact that they are the single provider of their service; for example if you wanted to use another service you wouldn't be allowed to use that other network to contact a skype user. This is an example of a choice I consider to be wrong.
- rimantas 16y agoI can't see skype lasting 10+ years if they continue to pursue a closed architecture. it just will not happen. Because? I am amused by this silly attitude that open === good and viable. Always. Just because it is "right" for whatever definition of "right" is. The reality is that people don't give a damn, open or closed it is as long as it works and gets job done.