> It is a fact of life that everything, if it isn't destroyed, unceremoniously self-destructs. Yeah, but on what timescale? Saying it's justified for software

> It is a fact of life that everything, if it isn't destroyed, unceremoniously self-destructs. Yeah, but on what timescale? Saying it's justified for software to break as soon as the company dies because it would be destroyed on it's own anyway is like saying "we all die anyway so we might as well be slaughtered".