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One recurring explosive argument in otherwise nicely going exploration debates is the word “pragmatism”. Architects love to explore, and know all about so-called “pragmatism”. They know all too well how disconcerting the word can be. It is not seldom the … Continue reading →
Razorblades. This was the thought I had while browsing the “top grossing” apps in the Apple AppStore today. The top 10 grossing apps are “free” and the same is true in the Android store. How could this be? Well, it turns out that these apps ARE free, but make their revenue by selling add-ons, upgrades, tokens, in-game currency, game equipment, etc. This is like the razor vs blades business model, in which the razor […]
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