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Does the solution to your problem have to be free (as in $0), or are you willing to pay? Are any of your friends in countries under sanction right now (like Ira
by criddell 4y ago
Does the solution to your problem have to be free (as in $0), or are you willing to pay? Are any of your friends in countries under sanction right now (like Iran or North Korea)?
- jjav 4y ago> Does the solution to your problem have to be free (as in $0), or are you willing to pay? That's a different axis. Solutions need to be open (interoperable) standards. That means I must have the ability to sit down and implement all of it myself and it'll interoperate with everyone else. Whether you pay or not is separate consideration. If I implement everything myself I pay nothing other than a lot of my time. Alternatively I can pay someone else to implement it for me, or buy a pre-built solution from any number of vendors, or subscribe to a SaaS solution from other vendors. The key is interoperability between all these. Like HTTP or SMTP.