Yep. I refuse to use any of it. I want software to be like a screwdriver. You buy it, you put it in the drawer, it's there when you need it. SaaS software is l

Yep. I refuse to use any of it. I want software to be like a screwdriver. You buy it, you put it in the drawer, it's there when you need it. SaaS software is like a screwdriver where you pick it up and it goes, "Bing! Sign in to your screwdriver!" and you've forgotten your password so you have to reset it, then when you use the thing there's an "upgrade" button right on the handle that you've got to be careful not to press, and every couple of months the whole thing just randomly changes shape, maybe the grip disappears because a "sleek" look is trendy now, and so on. If physical tools worked like that, it'd make everyone miserable. But when it's software, people just take it.