What's the alternative? If we don't use passwords what replaces them to ensure security? I keep seeing this argument in various places, but no one suggests what else we might use.

Care to elaborate, or are you just trolling for the fun of it? I am not sure what you mean by "the Mozilla brand was destroyed'?

I am waiting for Affinity to come out with Affinity Animation and Affinity Video. And then start charging a subscription (being sarcastic; although a competitor to AE would be cool)

I am interested to see how this goes over given a lot of developer's dislike for drag and drop programming (tends to create very messy, non-maintainable code). I can see it being picked up by designers, but then recreated by developers.

I like it; straight to the point.

Windows and Linux are the problem. Yes, both are stable, but...

Windows is ugly and is constantly getting in your way. There is no consistency with it application to application. OSX just gets out of your way and lets you work.

As for Linux, great for servers, but every version of desktop Linux I have ever used has always had problems. One place I worked where everyone was on identical hardware imaged from a single source all developed very different problems over time.

OSX is consistent, beautiful, and gets out of your way and lets you work and, in my experience, never develops problems. It's just frustrating that the hardware is so expensive and inflexible.

Keep in mind, they kinda have to go big cause the new Mac Pro probably won't be updated until 2025 (I wish I was being facetious)

This has been driving me nuts all day. Every time I shift click something to move it horizontally, it snaps down.

Why? Just why? ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Unless you are doing exactly the same thing over and over again, maybe; however, it you are doing the same thing over and over again, you are probably doing something wrong.

The point is that every job is different and should require different deliverables, different effort, and just be different. Pricing is definitely one of those things that falls into the "it depends" category.