Finding out what works, and maybe why.

[Guest legg]

Aside from churning out new OS revisions, some profit might be had

from looking at current examples of old systems that, in spite of the

status quo, have somehow managed to survive, in daily practical use,

and without the benefits of a re-install.

 

After all, with penicillin growing on stale bread, who knows what

accidental benefits can be created by continually recovering from

random errors over a length of time..........

 

This was always an informative aspect of hardware product development

- getting some ancient and field returns that had been ridden hard and

put away wet, to pore over (usually in your spare time, though, I'll

admit).

 

RL

 

 

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