Originally posted by AGuyWithAComputer
Originally posted by AGuyWithAComputer
Also, no one really cares about backward compatibility and you can see it everywhere - constant Internet access is assumed and required. Even technologies like dockers which seem to be engineered to provide some form of archiving 'the working state' are quite volatile - you cannot really replicate anything byte-for-byte which means that constant fixing of libraries that just worked yesterday will provide food for my family for years to come
It's a matter of choice - and I'm glad that - at least to some degree - it still exists. Win7 is one of the options. Hopefully, the choice will never disappear completely, although I suppose it will get thinner.
Originally posted by AGuyWithAComputer
Originally posted by AGuyWithAComputer
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