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You pay a small monetary amount for now. Most of these companies are super powers with blatant disregard for humanity. When it comes to the good in your life,

• Spooky23 7y ago
  That's a little extreme. I got hooked on Unix when as a dev/DBA I inherited Solaris administration that I wasn't really qualified for. Sun support bootstrapped my skills and taught me alot. In another gig I had similar experiences with IBM. It contrasted heavily against Microsoft, where even the $$$ Premier offerings are pretty awful, with lots of ridiculous hoops between you and super-skilled SEs. Companies may suck or not, but that doesn't mean their support organization sucks.
• Terretta 7y ago
  On the contrary, if you find a company with a policy of gaining maximum market share through time on a break-even cost structure, and if the market is very big, you can essentially ride “at cost” through the entire growth/capture era. If you notice, since inception AWS consistently returns its economies of scale as pricing drops to customers, allowing AWS to capture more market share. They’re drinking the milkshake of incumbent IT, and you can benefit like a remora riding a shark.
• MaxBarraclough 7y ago
  I honestly don't know what you're saying here. Please explain.