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What's the counter? You could have effectively no support either way, only this way you at least have a working (perl) script The long argument is also pretty
by eviks 3y ago
What's the counter? You could have effectively no support either way, only this way you at least have a working (perl) script
The long argument is also pretty flawed without any cost estimates, like, maybe they'd come to your every 5 years for a hour worth of work, but then looking up history and arguing about it takes longer
- cm2012 3y agoNot to mention this discounts the human cost. Marketers who have to wait 9 months to get anything done, and are forbidden from doing work themselves, realize the company doesn't actually care about accomplishing things and the passion dies. Why bother trying to come up with new and innovative things to test that could move the needle if its a kafkaesque nightmare every time?