[Dalewyn]

>Many of the devices affected do not fit any reasonable interpretation of the term “legacy”.

I'm really just going on a tangent rant, but I don't like that the word "legacy" has been associated with negative connotations in the tech world.

In the rest of the Anglosphere, a "legacy" is something to be admired and respected. Being old with stories to tell is a sign that someone or something weathered and survived the tests of time above all others.

Only in the tech world do I see legacies shunned in favour of the next new shiny at speeds that make progressives blush in embarrassment.