Uncover common strategies for accessing websites that still recommend or require Internet Explorer, from user agent spoofing to understanding the legacy systems behind them.
Explore diverse definitions of legacy code, from its practical challenges like missing tests and lost knowledge to actionable strategies for working effectively with older codebases.
Explore why many businesses still rely on decades-old Text-User Interfaces (TUIs) for core operations, leveraging unparalleled speed, reliability, and muscle memory for critical tasks. Discover how these legacy systems continue to drive efficiency, often outperforming modern graphical alternatives.
Explore the common pitfalls of software updates where new versions disappoint. Discover specific examples like Photoshop CS2, Mac OS X Snow Leopard, and Winamp 2.9, and learn why users often prefer older, stable software.
Explore the fundamental reasons capability-based security, a powerful "whitelist" approach, struggles for widespread adoption and discover how its principles are being integrated into modern systems to build a more secure digital future.
Uncover the persistent relevance of C and C++ as foundational languages powering embedded systems, cutting-edge scientific simulations, and critical global infrastructure, despite the rise of new alternatives.
Discover robust strategies for preparing your digital legacy, from secure password sharing to essential financial instructions, ensuring your family can manage affairs in an emergency.
Discover how to breathe new life into old iPads by downgrading iOS, repurposing them as smart home dashboards, digital photo frames, or even AI-powered CCTV cameras, and overcoming common compatibility challenges.
Discover practical strategies, from encrypted data vaults to simple paper notebooks, for ensuring your family can access your digital accounts and assets after you pass away.
A deep dive into whether online communities serve the same social function as the traditional press, exploring themes of trust, professional journalism, and the reader's role in a new media ecosystem.