> And it's overwhelmingly likely S3 will still exist in an easily readable form in 30 years time.
There is no indication that this statement holds true. Not even remotely.
Businesses fold all the time. How many services still exist today that existed 30 years ago? Not in some archive, but still operational?
In addition to that problem, tech half-life continues to decrease. 30 years in the future is likely more comparable to 60 years in the past. Hello punch-cards.
There is no indication that this statement holds true. Not even remotely.
Businesses fold all the time. How many services still exist today that existed 30 years ago? Not in some archive, but still operational?
In addition to that problem, tech half-life continues to decrease. 30 years in the future is likely more comparable to 60 years in the past. Hello punch-cards.