whats the oldest piece of technology in your house that you used in the last 24 hours???
>>53874012
A remote controller
>>53874012
a 10 year old speaker still working
my fuckin toilet
car from 1998
in the house probably the cutlery, forks spoons etc
iPhone 6s
>>53874040
>toilets are technology
Pajeet...
>>53874012
The house
>>53874012
Probably my microwave. It's pretty old.
>>53874012
a shitpad 770X I'm currently installing NT4 on
I cooked my breakfast this morning on a stove.
I'm pretty sure fire counts.
Lightbulbs
>>53874057
microwaves fucking last forever. what's up with that?
Circuit breaker probably?
I'm not sure how often those are updated
Late 60s Heathkit receiver/amplifier that my grandfather built. Pretty sure it will survive the nuclear winter.
>>53874120
old microwaves last forever
new microwaves will just stop cooking your food
they won't even sound broken, the magnetron will just stop working
>>53874120
It's insane. My grandmother had one that had to have been made in the 70s. She replaced it last year and I don't think it was because it stopped working.
It had a big dial on the front you turned to set the cook time and had 2 settings -- Cook and Defrost. I somehow doubt it was even properly shielded.
>>53874012
my oven
its the original from when the house was made in the 50s
TI 83+
A Sony external USB DVD drive from like 15 years ago.
>>53874040
Wheel
The shower..... have you neck beards used one of those in the last 24 hours?
>>53874232
>using an ancient showerhead
get a job you disgusting NEET piece of shit
>>53874178
Microwave radiation is non-ionizing, so shielding it no big deal.
>>53874232
>showering
get out of here windows 10 early adopter
40 inch late 80s tv, thing weights atleast 300 pounds
>>53874012
The laptop in my collection (made in 2006). I played GTA San Andreas on it last time.
>>53874012
486 pc
>>53874293
Well, i guess it's good to know it didn't cause her cancer.
>not that anybody cares but she's in remission
CRT TV from 2004
muh fridge from like late 60's-early 70's
>>53874055
this
fucking poo in loos
The wheel
a keurig, like the original keurig, or possibly the 1st gen i7 in this machine im on. not sure which is older.
>>53874484
I read this as you saying the original Keurig had a 1st gen i7. This seemed overkill for a coffee maker.
I need to go to bed.
pic of the keurig
My left monitor is from 2002. Or so I estimate, I found it on the side of the road.
PIC24 microcontroller
Such is the life of an EE student
excepting household appliances, probably my second monitor, its 17" TFT that i bought secondhand for 10€ about 6 years ago when i needed an urgent replacement
Got it New around 77'.
My apartment's electric stovetop.
>>53874012
hmm dunno, my bra maybe?
Early 1960s toaster. It was my grandparent's wedding present.
>>53875149
is the bottom one worth anything? my parents have that.
>>53875336
Not really No.
I'd probably pay $40 for the Amp?
>>53874012
The lights.
>>53875193
for your moobs, fatass.
A Packard Bell Windows 3.11 PC. Gotta get my rodents revenge fix somehow.
The wiring. The electrical wiring is from late 1940s.
One plug socket in each room.
>>53875423
But all you need is Java anon...
>>53874012
My Logitech Harmony remote
>>53874012
My oven.
>>53874138
>tfw you have used the same microwave for 23 years
>tfw your parents had the thing for at least five years before you were born
The only thing wrong with it is that the thing starts as soon as you close the door, which is fine by me. At least it still functions.
Thanks, Amana.
05 Honda Civic
>>53875508
It's just Not the Same™
>>53874012
My third leg is as old as our ancestors.
I believe I have won.
A toaster from ~2000, it still werks
>>53874012
Casio cfx 9850 from circa '96
My 80's turntable
>>53874012
From its styling I suspect the oven in my apartment is from around 1970.
Trinitron PVM-8042Q
My house unironically has a fire stove. Its comfy af in winter
>>53874012
plumbing? a knife? soap?
what exactly is the point of this thread
>>53874012
Plumbing
>>53877458
>I've waited years to use this picture
An electric lemon squeezer that’s older than my older brother.
>>53874012
Fire
>>53874012
I used a mug, a plate, a fountain pen (with paper), and my lamp all within the last 10 minutes.
>>53877488
>not having literally hundreds of random fucking pictures to assign to your stupid post
>>53877513
this
>>53874012
made a fire 5 mins ago
>>53874055
>What is hydraulics
>>53874012
I have a home phone. It's corded yes, and it has one of those pig tail cords. You can't stop me kemosabe.
>>53874293
Unless you have a pacemaker, of course
dell dimension 8400
Old 2003 windows XP computer my dad refuses to update or get rid of despite not using it. I haven't used it since maybe 2007 though.
>>53879218
>I haven't used it since maybe 2007 though.
>you used in the last 24 hours
My reel to reel
>>53874012
Define oldest.
Because I have a shit ton of old stuff.
>>53874012
Maybe a Dymo I.D. 2001-01. I was labelling parts drawers.
>tfw they still make tape for it
Haven't played my NES in a while. Might do that tonight.
>>53875193
Ooohh a girl.
Ma lady you mind messaging me? ;^)
>>53877401
So you use wood?
>>53875193
DM me ;)
kik: poosy$mash
>>53875193
kik: iranherover
>>53874012
my 10 year old Logitech G11
Compaq lapbrick
>>53877458
>thousands
heh
>>53874012
1934 12" Master-Aire, had it running all night while sleeping as I do every night.
>>53879998
>thousands of thousands
A tablespoon
a pencil
A microwave that is literally from the 80's and is so big it could fit a modern microwave inside it.
Probably my stove from 1950 it cooks like nothing else.
>>53874057
Same. Trusty turndial microwave from '85 just keeps on going.
Mamiya RB67 camera
Iphone
>>53874012
WD 80GB HDD with IDE adapter. About 10 years old.
A bed.
>>53880129
Enjoy your cancer
My cast iron pan.
It was forged by my grandfather in the 50s.
>>53880177
oh shit. good point.
I was holding my Bronica SQ-Ai earlier and a Canon AE-1
Cameras are technology too.
>>53880235
it adds to the flavor anon.
A wooden table.
>>53874055
Toilets are technology anything made by humans for a purpose can be considered technology
>>53874110
Fire was not made. It's like electricity, electricity is not tech but the transfer of electricity is
>>53874012
Turning on the lamp in my room, it's been there for over 20 years.
>>53874365
I'm happy for you, anon
>>53880483
that shit's still in production fâm
>>53874191
mah nigger
pentacon six camera
The light switch was invented in 1884 and the ones in my house were installed in 1963.
If we want something more advanced than a light switch, it would be my thermostat, also circa 1963.
If we're talking silicon chip technology, I have an old Dell Inspiron 6000 from 2001 with Lubuntu on it I use occasionally.
>>53874012
The new york subway
My mechanical pencil
The book I was reading. The printing press is/was technology
I have a wood burning rocket stove made In the 1800s
>>53874012
Compaq armada 1750 w/windows xp
zenit e camera
>>53874012
My iCuck 9, of course.
It's only 5 hrs old, but my second oldest piece of technology is my Wincuck™ 10 notebook with the latest updates.
>>53874365
While the low energy is not considered to cause cancer, it is good practice to avoid it out of an abundance of cation.
Also the radiation will hurt your eyes, like starring at the sun too long. This is why later versions added the mesh grate over the window to help prevent users from damaged and even completely losing their eye sight.
>>53874012
1870's hand crank ax grinder
it is for when I have an ax to grind with someone
still looking for that ax welding girl of my dreams
Gr0meBoy
>>53880378
>made by humans for a purpose
Children are technology
onkyo receiver and speakers i got 8=10 years ago.
>>53874012
20 year old microwave oven
microwave from the 90's
Everyone's posting about their microwaves. Anybody ever do anything fun with microwave transformers?
>>53874012
Ur mum lol
Vostok watch from the 70s or 8s.
>>53874012
Gramophone built in 1928, played some old 78s on it today, rough as fuck compared to today's standards, warehouse raves must of been shit back then.
I have a panasonic microwave from the 80s.
I'm probably developing tumours from it.
I built a digital clock back in 1973. Six tubes for the readout, rows of IC's and resistors. Board is about 10x10. Still working.
A black and white TV.
I use it to put my keys on.
I rode my grandpa's old bike, it's probably 70 years old or so
A spoon
>>53874040
>>53874055
No, he means his "fucking toilet". He fucks it like he would fuck a ladygirl.
>>53874012
23" CRT TV
use it everyday to watch TV on. those HD channels look amazing in 480i.
That's a difficult one...
>Car from 2012
>Apartment + appliances from 2014
>TVs from 2013, 2012
>Computer from 2015
>Thinkpad x220 from 2011
>Glock 19 gen3 from 2015
>iPhone 6s from 2016
Actually the oldest piece of tech I regularly use is a Samsung 245BW I bought back in 2007 (along with a Das Keyboard II I got around the same time). Still works, still looks good... probably gonna replace it though, but I barely ever use my desktop these days so it's not high up on the list.
I think the one we use the most that is oldest is definitely the fucking russian microwave that I have in my apartment. It's like 20 years old. Goddamn thing is a monster. Everything works like a charm, buttons etc. Cooks shit nicely, too.
Mu$hr00m$lider for my leggings
>>53874012
toaster
10 years +
80s stereo receiver.
In the last 24hrs:
probably my home theater receiver, or my VW van from 2006.
Used regularly (just not today):
the receiver that I use with my desktop computer is from the early eighties.
Old fashioned 60's style hand crank pencil sharpener.
>>53874012
This bad boy from 1981
sounds awesome
>>53874012
A calculator from 1985.
>>53874012
Your mom. Those baby makers from the 1960s are stable as hell.
Thorens turntable from the sixties
pc-98 played some dim.dream
35 mm projector, think it was made in the 40s.
>>53877518
cootie doggy
My PS4
>>53874317
The only problem with those TVs is that someone could get critically injured trying to move it to another floor.
Dell mini 10v
1978 Marantz HD 660 speakers
I need new capacitors and foam surrounds for them but they still sound better than the speakers on my TV
My plasma TV from 2009. 720p 42in bitches , on sale for $1599
>>53890418
>plasma
>not even real HD
>wants $1.6k
fuck off shekelburg
>>53874320
fuck off nux
>unplug all cable boxes for 1 week
>mfw electricity bill goes down by half
>mfw I don't even fucking watch TV
>mfw I have no face
what is this shit
>>53874012
Ancient ass thermostat
Dishwasher from 1996.
Other than silverware, microwave, etc. I used my Sony TCM-929 to make a cassette of Life of Pablo.
>>53891521
I'm not a Linux user. And I actually run Windows XP on that laptop.
>>53874012
A knife
>>53892154
aren't you that NEET named nux?
if not you they have a picture exactly like yours
or are you trying hide it?
![s-l1600[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/v9dH6hT.jpg "s-l1600[1].jpg")
A stainless steel percolator similar to pic related.
currently posting from my X61 (circa june 2007)
so um yea
>>53892287
I don't really know what you're talking about. Can you provide a screenshot?
>>53892313
shit never mind, I forgot about my car - 94 jeep grand Cherokee parked in the garage
>>53892327
http://nuxed.com/
this faggot NEET
>>53892346
You just linked me to a guy who shit his pants.
Timex Alarm Clock, purchased summer of 2003.
Replaced the AA battery like 8 times, still works without issues, good $12 investment.
Don't really know if this counts on this board, but a couple hours ago I busted out my old 5-string Ibanez SR885BK I bought back in '96. Tried playing it and it still sounds pretty good.
>image related, catalog page I bought it from
>>53874053
wew, no one (except me) fell for the trigger. nice :^)
>>53874012
Sony PVM14 RGB Monitor
>>53880099
How do you keep it running? Have you had to replace anything?
Every fan I have dies in a couple years, despite cleaning out dust and hair every few months. I too like to have it running whenever I'm home
Pioneer receiver from ~1974. 20 watts of fake woodgrain power.
>>53893063
>Fake woodgrain
That's the 70's for ya.
>>53892972
I haven't ever done anything to it except add a few drops of oil. I don't think it has ever been serviced or repaired otherwise except for a replacement plug end. All the wiring is still original.
I believe it is in need of replacement "shims" on the rotor shaft though. If the tilt is set to straight or tilted back, it makes a bit of a ticking noise. When tilted down slightly (as I prefer it anyway because it's pointed right at my bed) it still runs very quietly.
There's really no good reason a fan should die in a couple years. The hair thing concerns me because I've never even noticed hairs getting into a fan. I'm not sure how that even happens. Pets maybe? Other than oiling you really shouldn't have to do any maintenance. I've noticed that many modern fans lack ports for regular oiling, though, in which case it seems they don't intend you to do it.
A lot of fans use a capacitor for starting which can fail, but it would have to be one seriously junk capacitor to fail after two years. My Westinghouse is one of the first fans ever made with a capacitor, and it should probably be replaced, but it still works 82 years later.
>>53874573
same here, senpai. i still can't just leave thrown out crt monitors in the dumpster, i've collected a lot of them.
>>53874055
>Toilets aren't technology
Bet you also think Shoes aren't technology either
This 19 year old rusted out hulk of shit that I can't get NetBSD to boot on
>>53875423
works in 64bit linux
>>53880483
tri-x is ok but i prefer tmax. that and hp-5. hp-5 is probably my favorite film.
>>53874012
my IBM Model M
>>53893063
That dial tho
A vintage Gillette super speed DE razor
this hunk of shit that I got for $20
it does what it needs to do
either my 20+ year old microwave or the old dell mechanical i'm typing this on. it has a windows key though, so it's probably the microwave.
>>53888920
>click until none are left
>select all squares with street signs
>connection error with sys.4chan.org
the fuck is going on, it took me 5 minutes to post this
>>53874012
vcr pic related same model
>>53874012
acheulean handaxe to crack a walnut
yeeeeee
>>53895172
well good thing you posted it in the end. you really added a lot to the thread.
