Yeah, that's one of the things that, sadly, feels almost surreal these days. Their products are packed with features, they let you keep your old versions, there

Yeah, that's one of the things that, sadly, feels almost surreal these days. Their products are packed with features, they let you keep your old versions, there are discounts for students and loyal customers and open-source projects and even without any discount the prices are very reasonable for such an important part of my workflow. It's the only subscription where I'd happily attach a "Thank You" note to the money. I'm just curious -- I don't recall any high-profile dev getting screwed over by JetBrains, was there ever a case like that?