Yesterday I was being a bit of an ass to a few people about how &quot;the whole point of using git is so that we can do decentralized code management and why these dependencies were being pulled from our private github if the could be sent point to point yadda yadda yadda&quot;. Then they proceeded to go over the list of package managers and dependencies we used and I had to shut up. Even when we host our own Docker Hub and package managers (we do), if you dig far enough, you can find some dependency of a dependency of dependency that relies on GitHub. Brew&#x2F;npm&#x2F;build script&#x2F;whatever. It is crazy how everything has changed so much in the past few years. GitHub went from something that was really nice to have to a core requirement for complex systems that rely heavily on open source.