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by LarsKrimi
39 days ago
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I don't think many will. But I think they should. Not only for the practical reason, but because it leads to better software in my opinion Limitations foster creativity. Abundance kills innovation. In my company:
- All computers are refurbished and at least 10 years old.
- Cloud deployments use Hetzner or self hosted machines.
- All hardware in general is a bit dodgy. Our main CI/CD setup is on a very unreliable network with varying availability and bandwidth It can be annoying once in a while but it reflects our customers reality. And it catches a lot of usability and performance bugs that we wouldn't otherwise catch I can only recommend it |
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