It went from 'nearly dead, scrap the factories' to 'we need more manufacturing capacity to supply the increasing demand'. Not a bubble, i don't do vinyl but I k

It went from 'nearly dead, scrap the factories' to 'we need more manufacturing capacity to supply the increasing demand'. Not a bubble, i don't do vinyl but I know several people who do. The same will happen to 'real software' once the current iteration of productivity tools can no longer be distinguished from advertisements for such, once you need to really dig down to do simple things but have "AI enhanced autoclippy" under every "button". It is just the way things go no matter the field: 'craft' beer, vinyl, sourdough, vintage whatever. In some cases it is actually rational, in others (vinyl) it is mostly driven by emotional factors. The 'craft software' revival would be an example of a rational move.