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by pjc50
4354 days ago
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At least if the company doesn't exist they're not going to complain about it. Although whoever ended up with the IP in the liquidation sale might. Running a live version of old software is often surprisingly hard, as it will depend on other old software or nonexistent systems. VMs make this a bit easier, but if it's a distributed or embedded system that doesn't work either. |
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