Retro Computers in Contemporary Digital Culture - Atari, ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, etc.

The article 'Digital Does Not Mean Immortal' discusses the durability of digital goods and their value in the context of future generations. The author questions whether today's digital works of art, games, and other media will withstand the test of time. Historical examples of technologies that once seemed immortal but ultimately disappeared are presented, highlighting the fragility of our digital creations. The importance of data archiving and appropriate information storage strategies is emphasized as a way to preserve our digital heritage. The conclusions are clear: we must take action to ensure that our digital achievements do not fade into obscurity and can survive for future generations, requiring a collective effort from the entire community. The article concludes by inviting reflection on our approach to digital resources and their future in an ever-changing technological landscape.