The memory of a song, the passé graphic design, an antiquated object reminding us how supports keep changing while emotions stay the same.
Small Data sparks thoughts about what happens to old tech after it becomes irrelevant, or replaced by something new: What were the "lives" of these now-antiquated objects like when regularly used?
Put like that, the tale has the sad sound of a children's book from the days of "A Little Princess," and there is something antiquated in the object of our heroine's desires: a bicycle, which she longs to possess, and on which her hopes of change and escape — her only plausible ones — are pinned.
The result is a truly unique aesthetic style: the increasingly familiar filament stacks associated with 3D-printed objects energetically brought to life through a seemingly antiquated animation mechanism.
On both occasions, the object of scorn was a parliamentary bill that promised to sweep away "antiquated" licensing laws.
The Public Library of Science, founded by researchers who objected not only to the industry's denial of public access but also its slow, antiquated and clumsy modes of publishing that hold back scientific research, has demonstrated that you don't need paywalls to produce excellent journals.
Antiquated, shmantiquated.
The ports are antiquated.
That seemed antiquated once.
Describes Hanoi's antiquated sewers.
