You obviously can not compare them, because my house and cars are worth more than 
when new.
The point you are missing is that they did not become trash 2 years after they were 
paid for and their usefulness was not dependant on the company that made them.   






On Monday, November 21, 2005 at 8:13 pm, Ricer46 wrote:

>The expected lifetime of software is not comparable to the expected lifetime of 
a 

>house. But even houses have limited life. They don't last forever. And cars, most 

>don't last more than ten years. The only reason antique cars survive is because 
they 

>are highly protected, well I still have Windows 3.1, and it's just as good as new, 

>you can't say that about your old cars.

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