Ah, if the point is just that you can't get rid of bad interfaces, I suppose that works. I was taking it more as a systemic problem caused by bad interfaces.

Ah, if the point is just that you can't get rid of bad interfaces, I suppose that works. I was taking it more as a systemic problem caused by bad interfaces. Which is to say, I'd be hesitant to cede that this has caused any actual problems. Would be like complaining that AC is being superseded by DC and how this is proof of an early choice locking us into a bad choice. But it ignores all of the progress made in the interim. And the odd reality that enough effort can migrate anything. It just takes a lot of effort. And we are often quite willing to throw effort at things.