Windows 11 vs Linux supported HWOsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml to Linux@lemmy.ml – 1454 points – 1 years ago635Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsAh yes... it is easy as long as you do something difficult first. Reminds me of that comment on Dropbox where some guy said it's going to fail because he can easily build something similar with an ftp server.Dropbox is even making money....(I am shocked as it sends tech firms rarely do.)How is Dropbox making money and how is it possible it is still around? It can be easily replaced by an ftp server. Oh wait, they sell data for money, my fault.Nothing started easy, someone has to figure out the hard part for everyone else to benefit.
Ah yes... it is easy as long as you do something difficult first. Reminds me of that comment on Dropbox where some guy said it's going to fail because he can easily build something similar with an ftp server.Dropbox is even making money....(I am shocked as it sends tech firms rarely do.)How is Dropbox making money and how is it possible it is still around? It can be easily replaced by an ftp server. Oh wait, they sell data for money, my fault.Nothing started easy, someone has to figure out the hard part for everyone else to benefit.
Dropbox is even making money....(I am shocked as it sends tech firms rarely do.)How is Dropbox making money and how is it possible it is still around? It can be easily replaced by an ftp server. Oh wait, they sell data for money, my fault.
How is Dropbox making money and how is it possible it is still around? It can be easily replaced by an ftp server. Oh wait, they sell data for money, my fault.
Ah yes... it is easy as long as you do something difficult first.
Reminds me of that comment on Dropbox where some guy said it's going to fail because he can easily build something similar with an ftp server.
Dropbox is even making money....(I am shocked as it sends tech firms rarely do.)
How is Dropbox making money and how is it possible it is still around? It can be easily replaced by an ftp server.
Oh wait, they sell data for money, my fault.
Nothing started easy, someone has to figure out the hard part for everyone else to benefit.