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by yjftsjthsd-h
611 days ago
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I would read > Many old technologies are reliable and widely adopted, which in and of itself may make it superior to more modern technologies. not as arguing that the tech is inherently better in itself, but that being popular for a long time carries benefits, mostly of the form "everything can use this" - consider FAT32, which I think we can all agree is... a product of its time (that seems like a nice way of putting it?), but which remains invaluable because (virtually) everything can read/write it. |
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