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How does that work with SaaS?

• rapfaria 1y ago
  timeon_affinity_001@gmail.com
• TeMPOraL 1y ago
  You have to board a container ship hauling containers full of modern smartphones, capable of passing remote attestation so you can work with passkeys and app push notification based auth and whatever other bullshit "security" measures get popular in the next decade. Then you have to find out when some C-suite from the SaaS of interest goes on a cruise, board that ship, and extort lifetime accounts hard-wired to charge some cost center inside of the SaaS. Then you can sell those accounts along with the phones as something resembling "pay once use forever" box software. Nobody said sailing the high seas in the 21st century is easy.
• grishka 1y ago
  It doesn't. But Affinity Studio works locally (I assume no one needs the AI features).
• donmcronald 1y ago
  I've been thinking about this lately. It's really difficult to understand where your dependencies are with modern software. I might built myself a full blown piracy machine that never gets to access the internet so I have access to an environment that can't get taken away. At the very least, it'll be a good way to learn how much dependence there is on internet connectivity, which we all know the answer to - way too much.