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Analogies to IT and development aren’t that appropriate here tbh. This isn’t a legacy system, if you want to keep the IT analogy this would be failing over to
by dogma1138 6y ago
Analogies to IT and development aren’t that appropriate here tbh.
This isn’t a legacy system, if you want to keep the IT analogy this would be failing over to a different system or replacing an existing solution that doesn’t work with a competitive alternative rather than fixing all your bugs.
- Roritharr 6y agoThis wasn't meant very serious, i'm sorry I couldn't indicate that better. I'm in no way,shape or form qualified to chime in on this topic.