I observe that computer stuff (i.e. software) tends to 'rot' more quickly than non-digital stuff like books, boardgames etc. The non-digital stuff is often easier to recreate with lower technology.
And it's no wonder I prefer to stick with physical stuff like art or books or whatever over digital stuff I can play for 5 or 6 years then never again. I still haven't been able to play an old computer game I had as a child, since we got rid of the computer it was compatible with. And I doubt we'd be able to find the software now, anyway.
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Date: 2023-05-16 02:35 am (UTC)And it's no wonder I prefer to stick with physical stuff like art or books or whatever over digital stuff I can play for 5 or 6 years then never again. I still haven't been able to play an old computer game I had as a child, since we got rid of the computer it was compatible with. And I doubt we'd be able to find the software now, anyway.