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Obsolescence is the
process of
becoming antiquated, out of date, old-fashioned, no
longer in
general use, or no
longer useful, or the
condition of being...
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economics and
industrial design,
planned obsolescence (also
called built-in
obsolescence or
premature obsolescence) is the
concept of
policies planning or...
- Look up
planned obsolescence in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Planned obsolescence is the
policy of
deliberately manufacturing a
product with a limited...
- the
Dalmatian language.
During language loss—sometimes
referred to as
obsolescence in the
linguistic literature—the
language that is
being lost generally...
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Digital obsolescence is the risk of data loss
because of
inabilities to
access digital ****ets, due to the
hardware or
software required for information...
- As of 2021[update], Apple, Inc. uses
components from 43 countries. The
majority of ****embling is done by
Taiwanese original design manufacturer firms Foxconn...
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Continuous obsolescence or
perpetual revolution is a
phenomenon where industry trends, or
other items that do not
immediately correspond to
technical needs...
- Job
obsolescence,
occupational obsolescence or
skills obsolescence is a
situation in
which an
occupation loses its
field of work or its competitiveness...
- Secrecy,
Security and
Obscurity & The Non-Security of
Secrecy by
Bruce Schneier "Security
through obsolescence",
Robin Miller, linux.com, June 6, 2002...
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Planned Obsolescence: Publishing, Technology, and the ****ure of the
Academy is a book by
Kathleen Fitzpatrick,
Director of
Scholarly Communication at the...
