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When you have so many dependencies that you need to create complex systems to manage and "secure" the dependencies. The problem is that you have too many depend
by TZubiri 1y ago
When you have so many dependencies that you need to create complex systems to manage and "secure" the dependencies. The problem is that you have too many dependencies, you are relying on too many volunteer work, and you are demanding too many features while paying for too little.
The professional solution is to PAY for your Operating System, and rely on them to secure it. Whether it be to Microsoft or to Red Hat. You KNOW it's the right thing to do, and this is overintellectualizing your need to have a gratis operating system and charge non-gratis prices to your clients in turn.
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- lmm 1y agoHow does that solve the problem? Both Microsoft and IBM/Red Hat have shipped backdoored code in the past and will no doubt do so again. At most you might be able to sue them for a refund of what you paid them, at which point you're no better off than if you'd used a free system from the start.
- justinrubek 1y agoI couldn't disagree more with everything you've said.