>As soon as things get in range for motivated amateurs, progress skyrockets.
So true. The reverse is also true - when greedy companies overprice their initial release so that it is out of range of the enthusiastic hobbyist they stall progress and adoption.
This is true for hardware (eg failed Intel Optane, Knights Bridge) and software that does not have a cheap or free basic plan.
So true. The reverse is also true - when greedy companies overprice their initial release so that it is out of range of the enthusiastic hobbyist they stall progress and adoption.
This is true for hardware (eg failed Intel Optane, Knights Bridge) and software that does not have a cheap or free basic plan.