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Fingers crossed it destroys the SaaS rent extraction model and we’ll go back to purchasing software.

• dewey 2mo ago
  That made sense in times where you packaged software and sold it in a store, once. Now people barely run local-only software any more, most people live in Google Chrome and only use permanently online software. SaaS is the perfect model for software that's permanently being worked on.
  • ginko 2mo ago
    >Now people barely run local-only software any more, most people live in Google Chrome and only use permanently online software. Yes, because they were conditioned to do so by rent seeking companies.
    • dewey 2mo ago
      No because technology advanced and now everyone has a permanent online mini-computer with them at all times and we want to have the same documents we have at home/work also available on our phones.