Ten dead or dying computer skills

Those in search of eternal life need look no further than the computer industry. Here, last gasps are rarely taken, as aging systems crank away in back rooms across the U.S. ...

as Stewart Padveen, Internet entrepreneur and currently founder of AdPickles Inc., says, "Obsolescence is a relative -- not absolute -- term in the world of technology."


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So those just entering the field, don't choose one of these as your starting point :)

i guess it is time to take these things off of my resume:

"floppy drive cleaner/demagnetizer skills"

"formatting floppy discs."

"wordperfect 5.1 for dos skills."

"press the turbo button skills."

I guess this means nobody will be manufacturing a paddle controller for the PC so that I can play breakout the way it's meant to be played.