Getting older in tech, most of the stuff I learned is obsolete: http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/184668/readers_throw_other_technologies_pyre/ http://www

Getting older in tech, most of the stuff I learned is obsolete: http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/184668/readers_throw_other_technologies_pyre/ http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/184668/readers_throw... I'm a legacy software, retrocomputing expert now I guess? Most of the old commercial software has released free and open source versions of itself or someone wrote a FOSS clone or whatever to do the same things. I am 48 years old now, getting close to 50 in two years, and can apply for AARP and get better health insurance through them. I ended up on disability, but been trying to learn new things and keep up with trends and patterns in the industry.