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It doesn't expire and it's a way to support the little guy while getting a great product. I don't see the issue here. Also, $30 is how many cups of coffee? 6-7?
by sgt 4y ago
It doesn't expire and it's a way to support the little guy while getting a great product. I don't see the issue here. Also, $30 is how many cups of coffee? 6-7?
- smoldesu 4y agoYou Mac users and your coffee comparisons... there are free editors out there that would put Chime to shame. I'd rather use Coteditor if I want a MacOS-native editor, or BBedit if minimalism is paramount. I'm also the sort of person who balks at Sublime licenses, so take my opinion with a grain of salt. Still though, there are many (even Mac-native) editors that put up stiff competition.
- sgt 4y agoThat made me laugh a bit, thank you! Yes, I guess we have a habit of comparing with coffee, perhaps because we drink so much of it! But I think it's healthy for the software community in general to have multiple ways to make money off your work. Sometimes I really get annoyed when something is a SaaS, I never really own it. I think it's all about putting things into perspective, hence the coffee example. How much do you pay for gasoline each month, or electricity?
- nikolay 4y agoWell, your 6-7 cups of coffee better go to CodeEdit sponsorship, honestly!