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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 4 months ago

[Very bad take] Why open source are not that important (servers and IT)

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[Very bad take] Why open source are not that important (servers and IT)

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 4 months ago

Why open source are not that important (servers and IT)

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Open source is great and have many use cases. It however are not for the fact of being able to see the source code and fix it anymore. When it comes to serve...

Personally I believe this is a very poor take

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thanks for the brain rot, op 🙏
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  Happy to provide. YouTube gave me brainrot by recommending this idiot to me, now I pass the brainrot on to everyone else

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