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I think the point is that you are using a commercial entity to host your code. There is a bill for the code you have hosted, and you aren't the one paying for i
by iterator5 7y ago
I think the point is that you are using a commercial entity to host your code. There is a bill for the code you have hosted, and you aren't the one paying for it.
- monadic2 7y agoIf that was the point why did they write “commercially run”? That is explicitly about management, not hosting or single points of failure.