And with Docker containers? And proprietary binaries? My point being, as you've proven in your reply, that most developers are going to only think of the most o

And with Docker containers? And proprietary binaries? My point being, as you've proven in your reply, that most developers are going to only think of the most obvious cases. And when you're a prolific writer and you've experienced more than just npm and GitHub, you're going to run across a scenario that makes you start thinking about how your practices in one ecosystem don't apply everywhere. I own intellectual property composed of dependencies that can't be obtained anymore. Or two people in the world are the only individuals who are known to still have the dependency, but neither of them will supply it. What's your plan for depending on a SaaS who goes out of business? Is everyone experiencing that on a regular basis? No, they aren't. But then you do. Once. And it changes how you do everything later, because you no longer have the privilege of not thinking about it.