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Yeah, if you're worried about standards consistency and exploiting differences in implementation, you're best off in a high-consolidation environment.
by stuartjohnson12 3y ago
Yeah, if you're worried about standards consistency and exploiting differences in implementation, you're best off in a high-consolidation environment.
- denton-scratch 3y agoAnd if you're worried about a single implementation defect impacting large numbers of users, you're best in a low-consolidation environment.