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The related annoyance is to call things “legacy” when you’re introducing a new thing. I remember a Microsoft meeting where someone was introducing yet another d
by wrs 2y ago
The related annoyance is to call things “legacy” when you’re introducing a new thing. I remember a Microsoft meeting where someone was introducing yet another database API or some such “innovation” and kept referring to “legacy systems”. One of the other architects dryly said “just to be clear, by legacy system you mean every existing system?”