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There's a great documentary called The Light Bulb Conspiracy which basically explains how planned obsolescence is built into the capitalist system and without it, capitalism would be in trouble. The light bulb is designed to last no more than 1000 hours, printers are designed to fail after a certain number of pages, computers, cars, washing machines and even bras are designed to last a limited amount of time.

What about your website?

You just noticed that your website only takes up 40% of your new super wide screen that you bought yourself for your birthday. And it looks a bit like it was designed in the mid-90's. Your clients complain that even after searching for the exact name of your company, it's address and your full name, you still only show up on the third page of Google. And you can't find the phone number of your friend's cousin's wife who can change that spelling mistake you can't believe you haven't seen until today.

It's time to upgrade your website.

"If was any easier it would be implanted in your brain" was Cybersteps' first slogan several years back (1998 - 2001 to be exact). It was a different time, a time when it seemed that the Internet, emulating the universe, was never going to stop expanding. Investments where flying at anyone who knew HTML and new start-ups were popping up faster than Bill Clinton. Bubbles are so beautiful floating around without a care in the world. And so violent when then explode. When the bubble burst, I took my family to India where the Net was what they used to catch fish.