> Solid-state computer components, on the other hand, have no mechanical decay, so they are practically eternal. This is unfortunately a wrong assumption. Elec

> Solid-state computer components, on the other hand, have no mechanical decay, so they are practically eternal. This is unfortunately a wrong assumption. Electromigration will kill everything with time. Most chips are designed for a finite lifespan, not in the 100s or 1000s of years, but single digits.. Sure, they last a lot longer, but not forever. However, the article is still a lovely read! A lot of it does not seem inverted at all. > Programming is the most essential element of all computer use The idea that it is a sacred place, where breathing slows down and thoughts become wholesome. Indeed, it is the essence of computing.