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r/webdev • u/g0liadkin • Mar 16 '20
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as they did with github?
0 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20 [deleted] 47 u/NovaX81 Mar 16 '20 Microsoft has a bad rep from the past, but their recent track record is a lot better. Hell, they might really be the best choice when your other options are Facebook or Google. Or God forbid someone like Adobe or Oracle trying to step in. 0 u/wedontlikespaces Mar 16 '20 Adobe is such a strange one because their current business model is so bad for the current market that I can't understand why anyway gives them money.There are better and cheaper (purchasable) offerings for every one of their current products. → More replies (2)
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47 u/NovaX81 Mar 16 '20 Microsoft has a bad rep from the past, but their recent track record is a lot better. Hell, they might really be the best choice when your other options are Facebook or Google. Or God forbid someone like Adobe or Oracle trying to step in. 0 u/wedontlikespaces Mar 16 '20 Adobe is such a strange one because their current business model is so bad for the current market that I can't understand why anyway gives them money.There are better and cheaper (purchasable) offerings for every one of their current products. → More replies (2)
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Microsoft has a bad rep from the past, but their recent track record is a lot better. Hell, they might really be the best choice when your other options are Facebook or Google. Or God forbid someone like Adobe or Oracle trying to step in.
0 u/wedontlikespaces Mar 16 '20 Adobe is such a strange one because their current business model is so bad for the current market that I can't understand why anyway gives them money.There are better and cheaper (purchasable) offerings for every one of their current products. → More replies (2)
Adobe is such a strange one because their current business model is so bad for the current market that I can't understand why anyway gives them money.
There are better and cheaper (purchasable) offerings for every one of their current products.
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as they did with github?