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Disagree. Having one or two "legacy" ports decreases the disruption when upgrading, particularly if the user has some oddball peripherals. This is why API's h
by crispy2000 10y ago
Disagree. Having one or two "legacy" ports decreases the disruption when upgrading, particularly if the user has some oddball peripherals. This is why API's have deprecated functions for a while, allowing users a bit of extra time to upgrade before they're left out in the cold.
- dba7dba 10y agoAgree, especially since hardware (especially something like a laptop) cannot be modified once it leaves the factory, unlike software.