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Just because it's what we already used. It's the most dispensable part of the stack (and arguably shouldn't even be considered part of our stack at all).
by staysaasy 6y ago
Just because it's what we already used. It's the most dispensable part of the stack (and arguably shouldn't even be considered part of our stack at all).
- MaxBarraclough 6y ago> arguably shouldn't even be considered part of our stack at all Why not? If your registrar screws you over, it's game over. It's a critical dependency.