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With a lot of the products I support, I suspect the real reason is that they had originally hired outsourced programmers, or got rid of most of their in house p
by Suppafly 2y ago
With a lot of the products I support, I suspect the real reason is that they had originally hired outsourced programmers, or got rid of most of their in house programmers over the years, and literally have no ability to fix simple issues in a cost effective way. It's why they always try to push you to the next version of the program that is a ground up rewrite instead of continuing to support the existing version.