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It's clear what you're talking about. Software bitrots over time. Plato might need fixes, might have a huge backlog, lots of stuff can happen.
by sa1 5y ago
It's clear what you're talking about. Software bitrots over time. Plato might need fixes, might have a huge backlog, lots of stuff can happen.
- liketochill 5y agoI still have airgapped windows xp systems with one software package on them to do one job. Left alone Software doesn’t bit rot, it is the never ending stream of updates that cause it to cease working over time.
- sa1 5y agoThink about it. Software like Plato downloads papers from around the web. If the environment around software (i.e the web) changes, software without updates bitrots.