aaarrrgggh

viclauyyc said:

What the WWDC and future Apple Park plan has to do with Epic?

The issue is tha the margins of the App Store do not reflect the total cost of running the store, specifically developer support.  They are basically saying that they take a cut off specific transactions, but those transactions do not reflect the total economic activity of their app environment— that users trust the App Store, and its economic impact is much bigger than the fees or proifts it sees from the venture.

welshdog said:

I only have a Ubiquti UAP-AC-Pro connected to my Google Fiber Network Box. I did reset passwords when they first asked us to, but I'm wondering if I should be concerned about anything else?  I'm not aware that I am using any of their cloud services unless it's happens in the background.

Likely minimal risk for access points. Biggest risk is for the security gateways, dream machines, and protect camera line.  Or, if you host a controller with them.

It is a complete shit show, and illustrates just how poorly operated the company is... but the risk is pretty manageable.  The real question is what Ubiquiti does to address this moving forward.  Their signing keys were compromised... they need to take serious action.

Chalk me up as one who wishes aftermarket upgrades for storage and RAM were an option. It makes the competition more attractive for my needs. 

That really pisses me off. My first generation ceramic is due for a replacement, but having had the alternatives I would not go back. 

Put me in the camp of Apple is fighting the wrong battle here. They should have reduced their commission or changed the fee structure to something like 30% for the first $100k and ratcheting down to 10% for anything over $1 million. 30% was fair in the early days, but there should be some economy now.