Google technically has one big repo. It just depends on how you do it.

Do not really agree. Monoliths aren't the answer for bad engineering practices any more than micro-services are.

The fundamental problem a lot of companies have, especially fortune 500 type legacy shops, is that they haven't accepted(at the c-suite level) that they need to become tech companies to compete with startups that are eating their lunch .

Switching to micro-services to try and deploy more features while starving your development teams of talent and funding won't make you a tech company. If you want faster development + more features then you need lots of development teams, and large development teams means micro-services so that you don't have a slow to change, interdependent mess after a year or two.

Huh, you are correct, never realized that was possible. You have to dig a little to get to it (change view format and then select from sorting options) but it's there.

This makes more sense to me then all the talk about CDN's. CDN's don't solve all problems.

I thought they were a partial investor/owner, not an operator.

They are the operator and majority shareholder, and have agreed to purchase the rest of the shares from Comcast by 2024. https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/14/media/disney-buys-comcast-hul....