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I don't think it's unheard of though: my employer has their own Nuget package server for internal packages.

• MaulingMonkey 8y ago
  It can be useful to run your own package server even if you're not creating your own packages. You can use this to keep a curated list of packages that your team finds commonly useful / has audited / has had the license blessed by legal / ???, or to be productive during an internet outage, slowdown, or lockdown, etc.
  • iopq 8y ago
    If there is no Internet, I'm going home. You can't seriously expect me to work without StackOverflow
    • MaulingMonkey 8y ago
      There's plenty I can work on without SO - that large backlog of things to document, for example. And just because your dev machines are on a locked down network doesn't mean you have no internet. If perforce is down, however, I'm starting a riot ;)
    • ben0x539 8y ago
      It's also nice to not have your CI/deploys depend on third-party sites being up.