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Why would anyone maintain hard rules from the 1990s in 2060, especially after the requirements have drifted several times, and the rules were changed in 2026?
I almost wonder if "planned obsolescence" should be part of the conversation more often.
Why would anyone maintain hard rules from the 1990s in 2060, especially after the requirements have drifted several times, and the rules were changed in 2026?
I almost wonder if "planned obsolescence" should be part of the conversation more often.
Keep reinventing ?
Keep reinventing ?
I can read this to mean several different subtleties (sadly)
I can read this to mean several different subtleties (sadly)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgIr...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgIr...
A lot of knowledge is locked inside field-specific notations.
A lot of knowledge is locked inside field-specific notations.