What do you think is the most likely future for Figma as an independent company now that the Adobe deal is off?

Thrive and continue to challenge Adobe's dominance35%

Remain a niche player but struggle to compete with Adobe's resources54%

Be acquired by another tech giant in the future11%

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Biden administration's FY 2023 budget includes an 11% increase for cybersecurity spending to modernize the nation's IT infrastructure. Are these priorities forward-thinking enough to defend critical infrastructure?

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