> So the bottom of the linked article says 2016, which made me immediately think 'old!' I yearn for the day when the industry reaches a state of reliability wh

> So the bottom of the linked article says 2016, which made me immediately think 'old!' I yearn for the day when the industry reaches a state of reliability where we see "old" as a good thing, i.e. "this problem was solved ages ago!", rather than it seeming out-of-date. Probably not in my lifetime!