There is a lot to be said for systems that do their jobs despite their age, and which have been validated and refined over the course of decades.
In many ways, I'd rather maintain an old, well tested system than a modern system with widely available exploits, conflicting commercial interests, and rapid obsolescence.
In many ways, I'd rather maintain an old, well tested system than a modern system with widely available exploits, conflicting commercial interests, and rapid obsolescence.