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OK, seriously now...first Canon, now Adobe? Am I missing something here, what's going on?!

• dylan604 6y ago
  Push QA to users. What could go wrong?
  • newscracker 6y ago
    > Push QA to users. “We need to increase our margins and we know our users aren’t going to abandon us. Where will they even go to since we have them held hostage all these years?“ evil snide laughter
    • dylan604 6y ago
      you forgot the mustache twirl
  • panpanna 6y ago
    But that's basically how Google engineering works. They call it A/B testing, but we all know it's just testing...
• jseliger 6y ago
  Lots of people are still paying out the nose for Lightroom; not that many people have switched to Capture One; Apple axed Aperture; Adobe thinks, probably correctly, that most people will accept whatever garbage Adobe shoves down their throats.
• andromeduck 6y ago
  Capture One also has a ton of database bugs that can cause corruption.
• yborg 6y ago
  Adobe is in full monopolist mode, where they have lock-in and can force users to pay for not just poor functionality, but disasters like this. Bridge 2020 is more or less totally broken on Catalina, and has been since release almost a year ago. CC 2019 version works perfectly (but only with PS 2019). It's mind-boggling that a company with this much revenue can just wreck one of their products, keep shipping it and collecting money and not give a shit.
  • _jal 6y ago
    > It's mind-boggling that a company with this much revenue can just wreck one of their products, keep shipping it and collecting money and not give a shit. Bundle subscriptions are corporatized communism for apps. From each, according to our quarterly reporting needs; to each, whatever the fuck we deign to give them.