Subscription Tech. A good thing? or a bad thing?

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Re: Subscription Tech. A good thing? or a bad thing?

Post by Brian Peacock » Sun Apr 26, 2026 12:27 pm

macdoc wrote: ↑
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 And what does renting a machine have to do with privacy or security. Are you worried if you rent a rotorooter. :thinks:
Not all machines are equal.
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Re: Subscription Tech. A good thing? or a bad thing?

Post by Svartalf » Sun Apr 26, 2026 2:56 pm

which is why ownership is much better than any kind of lease plan.
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