BuleBule

Buzzkill dude.

Fair and beneficial to both parties! Almost like the olden days where people only did business if this was so?

This is actually the best feedback I have had on that article, thank you so much for commenting, you know proper critical feedback is the best kind of feedback. Truth be told, I hammer the same point how thrice, simply because my papa told me people were stupid.

You actually cut to the belly of the beast right here with this comment. After thinking about this a lot as the author of the article, I am inclined to agree with you. Perpetual in name only, perhaps we had it coming?

True.

This is a follow up to my previous article "To Catch A Liar: 1Password Edition" : https://medium.com/@guisebule/to-catch-a-liar-1password-edit...

This is the correct answer. Every time I hear that a software vendor needs recurring revenue to survive, I think back to the entire history of the software industry where this was clearly not the case until every recently. Its gotten to the point now where anyone who makes some sort of software believes that are a service that must be paid for by subscription.

Don't be those guys, have a good long hard think about why you deserve that recurring revenue and if its not immediately obvious, chances are you are just chasing the dollar rather than trying to solve a problem.

Mine of course, a punt at the cannabis industry, what do you guys think?

For transparency purposes, this is one of my pet projects.

Hold on a minute, OP raises a valid concern, I also do not feel comfortable with MS controlling my professional social value as their property.

But you mock ?

We just launched the first version of our Safeweb Engine, it lets you set up a cloud on commodity hardware and deploy non-persistent desktops and browsers.

We call these disposable instances, users surf the internet on them without compromising their local machine or network.

So its a pretty well known thing and I am just realizing ?

Not the same thing as compensating you properly for losing your data or making you suffer downtime for an unreasonable period though and HIPPA is not much good unless you work in the medical industry.

You do not, you cap value at a certain point for individuals or businesses based on the number of gigs they have.

Ooh you posted this already, I was just about to.