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by mikewarot 1440 days ago
>still (inefficiently) in use today.

What's inefficient about it? Computers are millions of times faster than they were, you're not worried about CPU cycles are you?

Is there a business need that the software can't meet? Or, is it just the general hassle of dealing with legacy code?

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Not cpu cycles, I mean real system architecture inefficiencies + adding modern processes to improve performance. see my comment below on what I had in mind, but basically airline systems