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Absolutely not

• eterna_legacy 7mo ago
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  • magicalhippo 7mo ago
    Not GP. On the one hand I feel the sentiment. I lost my dad too when I was in my 30s, we knew it would happen but came sooner than expected and rather sudden. He also didn't leave much for us apart from his things. And my SO struggles to recall details from long ago, and always appreciates when I reminisce from the time we met and so on. And I manage most of the finances and such, she'd be lost without some guide and credentials. My first concern is that most SaaS companies have a track record for not sticking around. Will this be operational in 10 years, let alone 20 years? Another is privacy. The things I want to say might be very private, either personal or like I mentioned credentials. SaaS companies have a rather poor track record when it comes to privacy, from data breaches to outright selling data. I'm weary of trusting a party I know nothing about. There are some other minor points but those are the ones that made me immediately go "yeah but no".