> Adobe is where software goes to die.
After EA acquiring Westwood, Macromedia is the second biggest let-down of a sale in the software industry in my book. Perhaps Skype comes close.
After EA acquiring Westwood, Macromedia is the second biggest let-down of a sale in the software industry in my book. Perhaps Skype comes close.
Accessing businesses on Whatsapp is kinda nice and convenient. I can enter a restaurant's phone number and see their menu easily. I also use Whatsapp to access bank statements which is super fast and easy compared to the bank's own app.
As for the privacy policy, it's like WinRAR. You just close the popup and forget about it. I've been closing the policy popup since months and don't even notice it much.
Then Facebook tried to do the same with Instagram.
edit: Hotmail can arguably be on that list. Revit should probably also qualify
I just hope Adobe doesn't buy Affinity.
So Skype was looking at a major rewrite, and building up massive server infrastructure, both of which needed lots and lots of cashflow that Skype's business model just couldn't generate.
I doubt any other company taking over Skype could've avoided ruining it.
Why does software industry feel a heavy need to update the front-end when the back-end changes? That defeats the purpose of separating them!
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