With the way I see young developers shy away from anything-legacy, and the way new languages and fads pop up on a monthly basis, I can hardly believe ANY softwa

With the way I see young developers shy away from anything-legacy, and the way new languages and fads pop up on a monthly basis, I can hardly believe ANY software is going to last 5 years, much less 10 to (yeah-right) 25. I basically assume whatever I'm working on today will be gone in 5...now obviously, it's very dependent on how deep in the soup you are (COBAL is still being run on banking systems etc etc), but still...I don't see a lot of legacy-code maintenance and extending skills being developed as they once were.