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Typical hacker news answer, There's always someone to come along and have the exact opposite opinion. :) But seriously, I can understand the preference for of
by kristianp 6y ago
Typical hacker news answer, There's always someone to come along and have the exact opposite opinion. :) But seriously, I can understand the preference for offline, non-subscription software, it's often cheaper and it's often faster. Non subscription doesn't provide for a steady revenue stream for the developer, however.
- FpUser 6y ago>"Non subscription doesn't provide for a steady revenue stream for the developer, however." Developer is not entitled to that "steady revenue stream". Keep working and releasing new products / features that customers are willing to pay for and you'll be fine.