And fax?
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2024
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Man stelle sich vor, Deutschland würde das versuchen. Es gräuelt mir bei dem Gedanken :s
Ja, aber das war doch auch so ein Grossprojekt, das die Jap. Verwaltung Fax loswerden wollte.
there's no victory here - in the article it states that at least one still law requirse floppy disks must continue to be used.
The past persists in that regard lol
This is a headline
Not gonna lie, this sounds like something North Korea would say.
Well, at least they're trying to make their resource use more efficient in terms of technology. Big problem with society on the globe as a whole. Everything is built on top of the old. If cities were built from scratch today, well... yeah. Would be a lot different.
Than we can finally have an entire highway with parking lots build into the city. Oh, wait, that's already reality.