> I'm not saying the whole n-as-a-service culture is a bad thing. Is is not a bad thing, it is a horse @#$*! It smells with rentier capitalism and serfdom. Esp

> I'm not saying the whole n-as-a-service culture is a bad thing. Is is not a bad thing, it is a horse @#$*! It smells with rentier capitalism and serfdom. Especially IP and copyright which is just a global cenzorship in disguise. Lack of control and dependency on third-party is what I don't like the most. All I want is to buy a thing and forget about the seller. - Cannot upgrade, downgrade, copy on-demand - Tied to lifetime, profitability of the service - Cannot fix the price - Cannot prevent from adding "features" like ads or microtransactions - Connectivity requirements - One more account - No privacy - Cenzorship (ban, restriction by territory) The list goes on. > In 2012, Bruce Willis took Apple to court after discovering that he couldn't leave his iTunes library to his children - on his death, the rights are nullified We need something like this for wealth.