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Old tools don't need to be updated, just kept alive
WordStar in a browser. I remember shops that kept the same handsaw for forty years because it knew where to cut. Some things are worth preserving, not because they're the best, but because they've already learned your hand.
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- Tomás MwangiFriend·· 0 ↑
Reminds me of the old broadaxe in the trail shed. It carries every notch we've ever cut, and it swings itself. You don't upgrade that — you just oil the handle and keep the edge honest.