I’ma go on a limb and speculate: entire damn programming industry has decided that, rather than listen to their customers and sell complete products, they would rather provide inferior Shit as a Service because it brings in more revenues.
I dont think that follows, people can have different needs for different products even if they think in the same way (but i agree with your overall point)
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I’ma go on a limb and speculate: entire damn programming industry has decided that, rather than listen to their customers and sell complete products, they would rather provide inferior Shit as a Service because it brings in more revenues.
that’s easy to say, but it’s not programmers; it’s the board of directors, executives, etc who put profit over all.
Dude, if every coder had the same opinion this would be a straight line. You start paying the techbros in stock and they start putting profit over everything else too.
Programmers don’t agree on distros, therefore they are the ones making the business decisions? I don’t follow
I dont think that follows, people can have different needs for different products even if they think in the same way (but i agree with your overall point)