nthnclrk

Fun.

I went to the TLD and couldn’t make sense of how this is connected to that.

Opal C1

This is almost exactly reflective of our experience here in Australia, too.

The midwifery service was genuinely amazing and our midwife also positioned childbirth as a natural thing, not a "medical event" (by default anyway).

I didn’t appear so, at least from my interpretation.

As I read it, the comment implied Microsoft had something to do with cleaning it up and/or that work started post-acquisition. Neither of which reflects the reality.

Those changes started happening years before Microsoft and have nothing to do with the acquisition.

I’m clearly not Eric, but you’ve only addressed the investor side here.

Looks to me LTSE is trying to create a forcing function, primarily through governance, for companies to think and act long-term.

Why is it difficult? Is there not enough context given the conversation is specifically focused on video conference software.

One could say the same of Zoom...

There's Zoom Meetings Client, Zoom Rooms, a desktop app, mobile app, Outlook Plug-in, Browser extension, etc.

This reminds of the Internet, particularly pre-social media, when it was interesting and people had personal sites and weird projects.

Yes.

I designed my floor plan of my home from scratch using Sweet Home 3D without any experience with either designing homes or using software like this.

Such a wonderful piece of software.

Can anyone weigh in on why they could not just move these subscriptions to a non-US Adobe entity and continue to transact accordingly?

You're right—in the past they could.

But App Store economics and subscription services have reset expectations on pricing and have forced downward pressure on upfront pricing.

So now even if a company (possibly like Shifty Jelly) wanted to retain that model it becomes close to impossible.