When it comes to building software for money, I prefer to put all of my eggs into one really big basket. The fewer 3rd parties you involve in your product, the

When it comes to building software for money, I prefer to put all of my eggs into one really big basket. The fewer 3rd parties you involve in your product, the more likely you will encounter a comprehensive resolution to whatever vulnerability as soon as a response is mounted. If it takes 40+ vendors to get pixels to your customers eyeballs, the chances of a comprehensive resolution rocket toward zero. If every component is essential, does it matter that we have diversified the vendor base? Break one thing and nothing works. There is no gradient or portfolio of options. It is crystalline in every instance I've ever encountered.