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minus-squareCouldbealeotard@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up2arrow-down2·1 day agoWhich do you want? A single physical disc that is a tangible product? Or access to a server that has data redundancy? You seem to want the guarantee of high availability servers but expect to claim ownership of the data. You never owned the data, and you don’t now.
minus-squarejsnfwlr@lemmy.mllinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·9 hours agoYou’re hallucinating. I never claimed to want HA servers or claim ownership of data. If I pay for ownership of a license, I just want it to be permanent. Non-revokable. I don’t care how it is delivered. This is why I use Serif’s Affinity applications, not Adobe’s etc.
Which do you want? A single physical disc that is a tangible product? Or access to a server that has data redundancy?
You seem to want the guarantee of high availability servers but expect to claim ownership of the data. You never owned the data, and you don’t now.
You’re hallucinating. I never claimed to want HA servers or claim ownership of data.
If I pay for ownership of a license, I just want it to be permanent. Non-revokable. I don’t care how it is delivered.
This is why I use Serif’s Affinity applications, not Adobe’s etc.