In a talk titled "Making Obsolescence Obsolete: Managing the Lifecycle of Intelligent Devices," to be delivered at the Westchester Information Technology Cluster's monthly meeting on Feb. 13, Mr. Goldman will discuss Cognet's efforts to make computers, and their software, more dependable.
Those formats will be a particular focus for the new technical framework and associated tools this grant will help the library develop". Despite its "new" label, new media art has a rich 40-year history, making obsolescence and loss of cultural history an imminent risk.
A 2015 law made programmed obsolescence illegal in the country.
We live in a time when products are designed and made for obsolescence.
All this planned obsolescence makes Tibetans uncomfortable, but it makes sense in light of the six words into which he distills Buddhism: "Change is part of the world".
The industrial designer Brooks Stevens (right), who coined the phrase "planned obsolescence," made the Skytop Lounge car (above) in 1947 for the Milwaukee Road's Olympian Hiawatha train service.
Sexn up now toyset the best of VICE CanaDoolittlered saysight to your inbox.
Tacita Dean, who gets her own section in Ruin Lust, buys up the last remaining stock of Kodak 16mm film to make a film about its obsolescence.
Fifteen years ago, when virtual reality had yet to make the transition back from obsolescence to expectation, the Japanese game designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi created Rez, a game that fuses high-speed interaction, arcane visuals, and club music to beguiling effect.
His death is a reminder that things have changed, that the kind of movie he made, which used to be the kind of movie everyone wanted to make (and to see), may be slipping into obsolescence.
