Back in the day, I bought an office software and I owned it. Now, I rent it and over years, it costs me 5* more.

Back in the day, computer games were paid once. Or if you had a pack. Now, it is a series of $1-$2 small sales for thing here and there.

And I could go on. It is tiring. I think payment fatigue is very much a rational thing.

Most of the attacks on Rust, I have seen, have nothing in common what people are implementing Rust.

It has a lot in common with the fact Rust is very low level language, a direct C++ competitor, and many people use it for apps that could be easily implemented in much higher languages and run fast enough.

A driver or kernel extension in Rust? No problem. A todolist SaaS startup with no users? It's better to use Rails, Django, or Laravel for that.