GregCox

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by GregCox 12y ago
I know your comment is somewhat tongue in cheek, but I read Marco's main argument differently. Although he has ethical complaints about Amazon, he doesn't think it makes sense to boycott them because the other retailers he might u
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by GregCox 15y ago
OP here. That was the Recurly pricing at the time. I have updated now to their latest pricing, and if you use their gateway they are indeed the lowest cost option of that bunch. Also, Stripe claims to support data portability.
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by GregCox 15y ago
I haven't been following this closely, but this morning I spent a couple of hours reading everything. FWIW... 1. There is nothing inconsistent in either of EJ's posts. They are sometimes complicated (e.g. who contacted who when) and I can
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by GregCox 16y ago
Yes, you're right. My preceding comment ignores the shift from dumb to smartphones. But seriously, read what I wrote in the post. This internal shift of mix between smartphones and dumbphones, or the rise of many Android manufacturers who a
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by GregCox 16y ago
Yes, his link (me) realizes that. The point of the graphs is that Apple is the only manufacturer growing significantly relative to the market, so to call them dead in water is ridiculous. Also, the share growth for all phones is relevant,
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by GregCox 16y ago
Agree that Google's action across Chrome/YouTube/Android is probably a little more coordinated than I suggested in the post. I read so many articles that anthropomorphize large companies and spin stories where they are hypocritical, vengefu