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It would never actually have been cheaper. The problem basically is that time of access isn't actually distributed, and a lot of the time leaving stuff set up a
by foobiekr 4y ago
It would never actually have been cheaper. The problem basically is that time of access isn't actually distributed, and a lot of the time leaving stuff set up and running is important.
I'm not a fan of depreciation schedules and whatnot, but I don't think Everything as a Service is going to be the answer.