The ancient race of vinyl enthusiasts who had once haunted record stores and swap meets was dying out, superseded by a mutant breed of torrent obsessives.
Updating is how programs show you they're still alive – even if their purpose has been superseded.
The cave walls in this Indigenous protected area were, for generations, effectively artists' blackboards; new paintings would be blithely brushed over others that were thousands of years old, as urgent memories of new stories superseded the ancient.
Smartphones superseded the tech and became the major platform for the app.
The S-300 has been superseded by the new S-400 and the Antey-2500 misystemsystems – which Iran was reportedly offered instead earlier this year – but it is still regarded as a formidable air defence system with a range of about 90 km.
He has since been superseded by Labor MP Nick Champion, who has been punted 46 times in his career – 36 times in the current parliament.
"There was obviously the huge story that the SNP had won an overall majority, but that story didn't last very long, because it was superseded within minutes by 'there is going to be a referendum on the future of the United Kingdom'," Pringle recalled.
Instead, there is a continued reliance on transport planning in Mumbai that has not been significantly updated or superseded.
Sky's approach – as you'd expect, a combination of whooshy graphics and muted gloating – was entirely superseded by the coverage on Sky Arts, which essentially managed to be its own DVD extra.
Bash may be installed on a billion or more devices, most of which are not thought of as computers (this diversity of devices is probably what kept the exploit from bashing every one of the billion).POODLE was another exploit based on web encryption, finding a hole in a version of software called SSL that had been superseded back in 1999.
It does not even benefit the firms involved for long, since new technology is inevitably quickly superseded.
