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Of course it's emotional, all decisions are to some degree emotional. And I would suggest that if they'd just killed reader, then OK, stuff like that happens.
by bruce511 5y ago
Of course it's emotional, all decisions are to some degree emotional.
And I would suggest that if they'd just killed reader, then OK, stuff like that happens. But Google has killed a Lot of things. Probably for good reason. But they get a reputation for being "flighty" when it comes to new things.
Sure it's emotional, but that reputation comes into my thinking when I make product choices. I'll use HERE maps over Google maps etc. And I'm not terribly inclined to make their stuff part of my critical work flow.
So sure I'll Google search and YouTube all day long. But I'll use AWS or Azure over GCP. 90% because I can get someone on the phone. 9% because I wonder when Google will decide to kill GCP. And 1% because I don't trust the Google AI not ti just terminate my account with no recourse.