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Monocultures are bad, for one. A diversity of implementations drives improvements. For example, at one time one could have said "...instead of just running se
by kjs3 6y ago
Monocultures are bad, for one. A diversity of implementations drives improvements. For example, at one time one could have said "...instead of just running sendmail?" for SMTP servers. But the emergence of things like exim, qmail and especially postfix resulted in better servers.