As of tonight, I no longer subscribe to Adobe, so no more Adobe Creative Cloud for me. From now on, it's all going to be freeware and purchase-on-demand media—Adobe equivalents. That'll save me another few hundred dollars a year. So—Daily Wire, Skillshare, and Adobe are gone, and I've uninstalled most of my Adobe Creative Cloud apps. Obviously, I'm keeping Acrobat Pro and Photoshop Elements since I had purchased those myself a while back. Otherwise, I've liberated myself from Adobe slavery.
What's next? I'm subscribed to a lot of things, nickel-and-diming myself to death.
Get rid of Netflix? They just bought Warner Brothers. Is that good or bad? I hear that nothing's going to happen, one way or another, in the immediate future because the details of the merger are still being worked out. Hmmm. Decisions, decisions.
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