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Yeah, but your really just shuffling costs around. You're either paying up front for a supported product or paying for staff that knows the unsupported product.
by wmeredith 16y ago
Yeah, but your really just shuffling costs around. You're either paying up front for a supported product or paying for staff that knows the unsupported product. In this particular case they got hosed by a shitty product, but that doesn't translate into a reality of not having access to the internals of software being (always)dangerous.
- rbanffy 16y agoIt's always dangerous. It's not always that something like this happens but, at least, with open-source and a competent support team (your support team should always be competent anyway) you can, at least, be aware of any risks you may be subject to.