future-proofed

Nothing (of value) is lost and the solution is future-proofed by not walking into licensing-traps.

It can easily wrap docker, having far broader scope, and was designed to be future-proofed...

True, but if they're going to insist on cramming things into the display itself it'd be an interesting way to leave them somewhat future-proofed.

I understand the philosophy and yes that has in a way future-proofed the JVM.

We're actively working on document.write and as far as I know have future-proofed the design so that adding it won't involve massive rewrites.

It's the only realistic way they can offer a future-proofed device that will look great for an extended period of time as more 4k content becomes available.

I agree that creating future-proofed laws with wiggle room can be beneficial, but that does not mean we have no need to be vigilant against that same wiggle room being used against us.

The greater danger is not that you will learn a language that isn't future-proofed, but that you could waste far more time picking what to learn than you ever might have wasted by picking the wrong language, especially since there isn't truly a wrong choice between two great languages.

Because the difference between a 64 bit integer (which would also have been future-proofed for the current IP service model) and a 128 bit integer is not simply 8 more bytes, but also the fact that all modern non-MCU computers can treat a 64 bit integer as a scalar, but are effectively forced to handle a 128 bit integer as a string or a structure of some sort.

That means iOS8 and Android KitKat today, and future-proofed for the next generations." Like Lollipop never happened.