It's always an issue of externalizing costs. Everyone wants to do what benefits them in the short term, and have the environment maintained and supported by som

It's always an issue of externalizing costs. Everyone wants to do what benefits them in the short term, and have the environment maintained and supported by someone else. A: Hey, let's build this cool graphical UI and add lots of features to our car. B: And the cost of maintaining that OS, libs, dependencies for the next 15 years will be paid by whom, exactly? A: Naw, we'll support for one year only. Maybe two. B: And when there is a software vuln found in a 10 year old version that would allow an attacker to disable the steering and breaks while the car is moving, you wont issue a recall? A: recall? This is software! Everything is provided without warranty or fitness of use, haven't you read the EULA? It's in ALL CAPS