Ask HN: What's your favorite “forgotten” technology / software?
Recently read about Oberon system and its compile speed, simplicity etc.. Finding out more about not-so-mainstream tech is one of the main reasons I read HN. And I see once in a while some "forgotten" tech mentioned, from where it seems the current state of art is a step back. What's your favourite software / technology / tools that were better but couldn't make into mainstream? 14 comments on Hacker News.
Recently read about Oberon system and its compile speed, simplicity etc.. Finding out more about not-so-mainstream tech is one of the main reasons I read HN. And I see once in a while some "forgotten" tech mentioned, from where it seems the current state of art is a step back. What's your favourite software / technology / tools that were better but couldn't make into mainstream?
Recently read about Oberon system and its compile speed, simplicity etc.. Finding out more about not-so-mainstream tech is one of the main reasons I read HN. And I see once in a while some "forgotten" tech mentioned, from where it seems the current state of art is a step back. What's your favourite software / technology / tools that were better but couldn't make into mainstream? 14 comments on Hacker News.
Recently read about Oberon system and its compile speed, simplicity etc.. Finding out more about not-so-mainstream tech is one of the main reasons I read HN. And I see once in a while some "forgotten" tech mentioned, from where it seems the current state of art is a step back. What's your favourite software / technology / tools that were better but couldn't make into mainstream?
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