> trolling fsckwit Ezekiel wrote:
>>
>> And talk about "lock in" - currently at least the data is on your own
>> computer. When all of your data, processes and applications exist
>> elsewhere on somebody else's computer you are locked-in like you've
>> never been locked-in before.
That's not "lock in", that's "risk", as in "what happens if they go
belly-up, or they are incompetent, or there's some kind of dispute?"
It's not "lock in" because, presumably, one could pull one's business
and give it to someone else (assuming no "risks" like above been
realized).
"Lock in" is "once you've started with someone, you're kinda stuck
with them forever."
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