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<p class="copious" align="left">Bradley asked us to share the quote above and read this statement.</p> <p class="copious" align="left">Bradley asked us to share the quote above and read this statement.</p>
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<h3>FOSS Now Has a Long History</h3>
<img width="25%" align="left" src="samuel-clemens.jpg" />
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-- Same is true on prior slide. -->
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History doesn't repeat itself &hellip; but it often rhymes.
<p align="right"> &mdash; Samuel Clemens (nom de plume: Mark Twain)</p></blockquote>
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<blockquote cite="FIXME">
History doesn't repeat itself &hellip; but it often rhymes.
<p align="right"> &mdash; Samuel Clemens (nom de plume: Mark Twain)</p></blockquote>
<p><img width="50%" align="right" src="Supply-Chain-Example.png" /></p>
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<section> <section>
<h3>Is There Really a Software Supply Chain?</h3> <h3>Is There Really a Software Supply Chain?</h3>
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(probably around 13:10 local on 2025-02-02), please feel free to turn it as (probably around 13:10 local on 2025-02-02), please feel free to turn it as
much into “your talk” as you'd like. I just wrote all this out to help you much into “your talk” as you'd like. I just wrote all this out to help you
understand where I was going to go. understand where I was going to go.
## Clemens: Slide 2
Does anyone, for a FOSS project they contribute to, use any of the following
systems as a substantial part of their contributions on that project. Please
keep your hands up after we say each one. Please don't be shy to raise your
hand; we aren't judging you and we don't blame you for using these products
we're about to list.
* Microsoft Teams.
* Zoom.
* Sourceforge.
* Jira.
* Confluence.
* BitBucket.
* Any of the many non-FOSS continuous integration systems.
* Slack — after hands go up, say: which, BTW, is now a Salesforce product.
* GitHub — after hands go up, say: which, BTW, is now a Microsoft product.
* gitlab.com's proprietary GitLab instance (i.e., the gitlab instance of
your project not self hosted).
Of course, once we said GitHub, the most hands went up, but now at least N%
of the room has their hands up.
Note that early on, we said Sourceforge. This is an interesting piece of
history that most don't know: [ switch slides ]