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by _dot__dot_ 5y ago
I don't quite see why free bug fixes/minor features + paid major upgrades model should be any different from subscription model for developers, except giving the users control over when to upgrade. Control that is essential for
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by _dot__dot_ 5y ago
Another problem with emojis is that it is not clear what it means to different people. Recently read in the WSJ that young people find smiley faces passive-aggressive or patronizing, not friendly or positive. Admittedly, there is a similar
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by _dot__dot_ 5y ago
> They said that 97% of their users are already on subscriptions. It is quite obvious from the response here that 97% of their users who are actually paying attention to these issues are not on the bandwagon. They should rephrase it as &
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by _dot__dot_ 5y ago
> I'm also not worried about the Mac app moving to electron - I interact with 1password via my mobile or browser plugin 99% of the time anyway, so I just don't really care. The main 'customer benefit` claim for the electro
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by _dot__dot_ 5y ago
Self-hosting is not a viable alternative to a vault kept on Dropbox, unless that is what you mean by self-hosting.
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by _dot__dot_ 5y ago
> I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on that. Let's be clear about this: you are the seller, we are the customer. You can't `agree to disagree` with your customers. If you don't agree to what some your customers
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by _dot__dot_ 5y ago
As far as I am concerned, this is a `bait and switch` tactic. It is unethical. And it is a surefire way to shoot oneself in the corporate foot and destroy customer trust. Nobody who values security enough to use a password manager would lea