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Why were they decommissioned if they're still at near-max performance?
by arrowsmith 3y ago
Why were they decommissioned if they're still at near-max performance?
- thot_experiment 3y agoBecause capitalism is a helluva drug.
- nikodunk 3y agoYa re-upping gov/state incentives is the theory I’ve heard in a few places. See e-bikes/EVs/general combustion leases where the same happens. Luckily, same as housing and transportation it dumps a bunch of lightly used but performant gear into the market for people like me.
- sangnoir 3y agoI suppose the same reason companies get rid of perfectly serviceable laptops and servers: depreciation and chasing after fractionally larger efficiencies.