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You’re simply wrong dude. The proof is all around us. People don’t want to use services run by their friends. Otherwise they would. I trust my brother with my
by olah_1 4y ago
You’re simply wrong dude.
The proof is all around us. People don’t want to use services run by their friends. Otherwise they would.
I trust my brother with my life, but I would prefer to use Instagram DMs rather than a chat service he is running on a VPS. There is so much that can go wrong with a service like that. No offense to him, but I’d rather a company handle it where people are getting paid to do it.
Generally speaking, if someone is running a service out of the goodness of their heart, they are doing it as a hobby. And you have to wonder why it is so fun to them? They enjoy handling peoples’ chats? Seems a lil weird. I love my brother, but just seems a little off.
People do think like this.
- mynameisvlad 4y agoAgree to disagree, but your conclusions and what you consider "weird" are just absurd. The reason people don't use their friends' services is because the supply doesn't exist, not because there's no demand. And /r/homelab (and the numerous spinoffs) would highly disagree with you; the fact that they exist is what you would call "the proof" which is "all around us".