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>For software the initial costs are big, but after that it can be pretty low maintenance or at least costing much less to develop new features when the foundati
by warrenm 5y ago
>For software the initial costs are big, but after that it can be pretty low maintenance or at least costing much less to develop new features when the foundation is set.
Written by someone who - probably - doesn't understand how complex software is to write/update/expand/maintain
- tjoff 5y agoOh I am. The whole point was that you might not need to write/update/expand as much as you think. And the case have previously been that such development is largely paid for by new users.