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It is not fine. - Corporations do this for recurring revenue, but also because software IP is easier to protect in the cloud where no-one can decompile the cod
by eastbound 4y ago
It is not fine.
- Corporations do this for recurring revenue, but also because software IP is easier to protect in the cloud where no-one can decompile the code,
- But it’s a hell for customers.
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- frankharv 4y agoWhat happens when Autodesk Cloud is hacked and your model is stolen. Who would put something of so much value as the original model in the cloud? Will AutoDesk reimburse you when cloud is hacked and your design stolen?
- Brian_K_White 4y agoI already thought this was outrageous just on principle, but holy cow this point you just raised pushes it over the top. This point alone should end all conversations dead without even a hint of a maybe or calculation. "I will go back to pencils and drafting boards before I put my entire companies primary assets on anyone else's server." * 1m companies. Imagine if github owned git and removed the local repo other than the current checked out hash?