Sentence examples for obsolete library from inspiring English sources

At some point it could fail, leaving me stuck with an obsolete library.

As software becomes obsolete, libraries and companies can create emulators old operating systems working inside newer ones.But that effort is hampered by regulation that makes archiving digital artefacts even more difficult than it already is.

The hunt for new ways of creating moderately priced housing in places with immoderate land prices has led housing experts in New York City to an unconventional thought: Why not tear down obsolete branch libraries and replace them with libraries that not only are bigger and better, but also have apartments built on top?

"People thought computers were going to make libraries obsolete," said Larra Clark, a spokeswoman for the association, based in Chicago.

As Bill admits, he's one of those people who'd end up paying more if Congress would ever get around to passing a bill to raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires, so it's not surprising that he's so out of touch with the information divide he thinks the existence of the Internet makes libraries obsolete.

And there are advantages to this model for the consumer, too: Users don't have to worry about their hardware and software library becoming obsolete all that quickly when you've got a dependable, multi-year upgrade cycle.

"The book is dead," "libraries are obsolete," and other absurd proverbial myths about the Information Age.

There's a public perception that print is going away and libraries are obsolete.

Some projects may be very difficult to build if your operating system is old and a lot of libraries are obsolete.

The "Alternet" is one of three side-by-side installations that make up "Artists in the Archives: A Collection of Card Catalogs," an exhibition that revitalizes library tools rendered obsolete by digital technology in the mid-1990s.

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