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They’re going CrashPlan. You were all dog-fooders and beta testers all these years for their eventual destination - the enterprise. Yes, of course you’ll be abl

They’re going CrashPlan. You were all dog-fooders and beta testers all these years for their eventual destination - the enterprise. Yes, of course you’ll be able to buy at $XXX/year with a minimum 10 users plan while you are all still singing paeans in the tune of - “oh it has gone shites, but it’s great, happy customer here!” Mac/Apple only customers have this strong inclination for some kind of Stockholm syndrome when it comes to software and devs going shitty and hostile. I find this weird kind of loyalty added to software as well that somehow starts as Mac only and that loyalty stays even after they go crap. Often blown out of proportion. I mean I always wonder what is the reason that these people don’t even want to acknowledge BitWarden.

favorited 4y ago
> Mac/Apple only customers have this strong inclination for some kind of Stockholm syndrome when it comes to software For decades, Mac users didn't have the same software choices that Windows users had, and a lot of what was available were shitty ports. When a company released high-quality Mac software, it was noticed and appreciated by Mac users. Obviously that situation has changed in a post-iPhone world, but the culture of appreciating when someone made a really great Mac-native app is still there for a lot of people.
webworker 4y ago
BitWarden was never the Mac-first native app that 1P was. I personally pay for BitWarden and never used 1P. Now I'm slowly migrating back to iCloud Keychain because I feel like I can't trust any of these 3rd party pw managers to not eventually throw us to the hedge funds.
illiarian 4y ago
> Mac/Apple only customers have this strong inclination for some kind of Stockholm syndrome when it comes to software and devs going shitty and hostile. It's exactly the opposite of what you wrote. Mac users abhor the software that turns shitty. However, as on all modern platforms, there's no choice: all software is turning shitty.

favorited 4y ago

> Mac/Apple only customers have this strong inclination for some kind of Stockholm syndrome when it comes to software For decades, Mac users didn't have the same software choices that Windows users had, and a lot of what was available were shitty ports. When a company released high-quality Mac software, it was noticed and appreciated by Mac users. Obviously that situation has changed in a post-iPhone world, but the culture of appreciating when someone made a really great Mac-native app is still there for a lot of people.

webworker 4y ago

BitWarden was never the Mac-first native app that 1P was. I personally pay for BitWarden and never used 1P. Now I'm slowly migrating back to iCloud Keychain because I feel like I can't trust any of these 3rd party pw managers to not eventually throw us to the hedge funds.

illiarian 4y ago

> Mac/Apple only customers have this strong inclination for some kind of Stockholm syndrome when it comes to software and devs going shitty and hostile. It's exactly the opposite of what you wrote. Mac users abhor the software that turns shitty. However, as on all modern platforms, there's no choice: all software is turning shitty.