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Often OSS is used not because you want the software, but the software and the upkeep. So even with such a service, you're now just taking code in-house that you
by Maxion 7mo ago
Often OSS is used not because you want the software, but the software and the upkeep. So even with such a service, you're now just taking code in-house that you have to maintain as well.
- Spoom 7mo agoRealistically, if it in fact did take 5 minutes to do the cleanroom reimplementation, you could just process updates from the OSS source in realtime.