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>There are a lot of failed companies with legacy code which now needs to be maintained. If they were failed companies, they wouldn't need you to manage legacy
by jere 14y ago
>There are a lot of failed companies with legacy code which now needs to be maintained.
If they were failed companies, they wouldn't need you to manage legacy code.
- greyboy 14y agoWhat he's saying is that there are plenty of companies who have purchased software from companies that have since folded. Obviously, any support from that defunct company would then also be gone.