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"Mark Borgerson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... > > In these cases the software has not broken. It is still operating > > within the requirements in place for which it was written. What you > > cite is a case of requirements being exceeded or changing functionality. > > I can't think of anything similar to metal fatigue or corrosion in software. > > Not one bit of the code changes as a result of time or use. Software > > does not wear out. > > > > True, but it is not uncommon for software to fail as the underlying > OS changes. How many old DOS apps, particularly those directly > accessing the hardware, will still run properly under Win XP? > > <SNIP> > > Mark Borgerson > Probably very few.. but then Windoze XP is not DOS either.. in fact what is it ???
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