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OK, thanks for your reply. JFYI It's not what you think that will make or break your business; it's what your potential customers think, that matters.
by noncoml 5y ago
OK, thanks for your reply. JFYI It's not what you think that will make or break your business; it's what your potential customers think, that matters.
- gsreenivas 5y agoIf people are lumping in all tech companies in with big tech, we should all be concerned about that.
- Talanes 5y agoPeople who are consciously trying to de-couple from big tech are the same people who are conscious about lock-in effects.
- gsreenivas 5y agoThere isn't any lock-in using a Helm. You can always access and export your data on the LAN using standards-based clients to get your data wherever you'd like it to be.
- diftraku 5y agoYou say "standards-based clients", does this mean I do not have direct access to the filesystem? Or a shell account for that matter? Using email as an example, having to transfer email with drag'n'drop in something like Thunderbird is clunky, slow but works to a degree. Having direct access to the mailbox directory on the filesystem would make it easier to transfer out/in (assuming you already have your emails in the same format).
- asymptosis 5y agoArguing with people who are trying to tell you how to market better isn't going to help you market better. Quite the opposite.
- solarkraft 5y agoNot only that, those are one of the big reasons for the migration away.