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Yeah, but it was probably the right call at the time. Backward compatibility was a breath of fresh air at a time were code needed constant porting and rewritin
by juancn 4mo ago
Yeah, but it was probably the right call at the time.
Backward compatibility was a breath of fresh air at a time were code needed constant porting and rewriting. No two machines were alike.
It's one of the reasons the PC became so popular.