[wellylug]The top 10 dead (or dying) computer skills

[John Durham]

Mian Lin wrote:
> My understanding is the Web is not "taking over." the world, nether
> Windows. there is still another world,Unix and its appl
> 
> I am still studying "Assembly Language Programming", I dont think it
> is dying as well. things like this are fundamentals for new
> programming languages. by the way, who is still using Assembly
> language in the industry? probably none.
I trained in it years ago but have not kept up in recent times.
Those were the days when it was possible to create a utility, burn it on 
an EPROM and distribute it as an upgrade.
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