When I was in my twenties I did not see the pattern… by the time I retired it was clear to see…
new is not always improved and even when it is, it ends up being badly implemented or used badly
old is not always a bad thing… there is something to be said for stable and well understood.
When I was in my twenties I did not see the pattern… by the time I retired it was clear to see…
new is not always improved and even when it is, it ends up being badly implemented or used badly
old is not always a bad thing… there is something to be said for stable and well understood.