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I guess it's just about familiarity. We do have the tools (mdns/avahi/bonjour, tcp/netcat, ...). But the internet is usually up, so we don't need to learn how t
by augustl 15y ago
I guess it's just about familiarity. We do have the tools (mdns/avahi/bonjour, tcp/netcat, ...). But the internet is usually up, so we don't need to learn how to set up our own local servers, and there's no punishment for transmitting a file across the atlantic when it could have been transferred to another room in the same building and back again.
- ktizo 15y agoThe fact that there is not persistent caching of mission dependent code and data as a fundamental commercial standard shows how badly we as a species in general can judge risk, even when the stakes are really high.
- icebraining 15y agoHow so? Each git user has a local copy of the whole repository.
- ktizo 15y agoGit is not a fundamental commercial standard, I was winging about the state of industry in general.