Many tech people learned this in the context of Microsoft in the '90's, but it should be kept in mind universally: "Embrace. Extend. Extinguish." Maybe stop p

Many tech people learned this in the context of Microsoft in the '90's, but it should be kept in mind universally: "Embrace. Extend. Extinguish." Maybe stop placing primacy on the "good/evil" aspects of this. Seems in part to work at a more fundamental level of human and organizational behavior. P.S. I guess this could also apply to the people who hang ever-more JS off of their HTML skeleton, until our phones have to "boil an ocean" to load a page. I guess that fits in with the "universal" aspect I described.