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by eru
841 days ago
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> Back then, as it is today, the bigger issue was the choices companies made in setting up their environments and the rules they set for their developers, rather than the shortcomings of the tool. I partially agree. But: one of the really nice things about distributed version control systems like git is that the guys running the servers can't make rules about what you are doing locally. |
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