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I would add that today, as opposed to past periods of fragmentation, there are more widely adopted universal formats, standards, and protocols. So much so that
by scroot 9y ago
I would add that today, as opposed to past periods of fragmentation, there are more widely adopted universal formats, standards, and protocols. So much so that as long as different systems can support just a few key pieces of software, they'd be largely useful — no matter what runs underneath.