> It might be “quite trivial”, but it’s still too much work for lazy developers, let alone non-technical people. I don't think you have to be "lazy" to take ad

> It might be “quite trivial”, but it’s still too much work for lazy developers, let alone non-technical people. I don't think you have to be "lazy" to take advantage of the value proposition of saving time or complexity. I think Dropbox and similar are successful because they have put a higher emphasis on their target audiences time than other competitors in the past.