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Lyn Alden
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I like how Nintendo systems from the 1990s could be put in a shed without air conditioning and survive for five years and still play games. Simple, optimized, robust engineering.

I like how cars from more than ten years ago just work, rather than being a nanny to you while you drive.

Cars, TVs, and all sorts of devices just whine today about problems. We’ve gone backward in some sense.

I’m willing to support brands that make more physical stuff. Already doing that with my next car choice.
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rejon · 117w
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Feels Guy · 117w
Ure getting a mazda?!
db · 117w
Pre 1986, no computers and emp proof!
☠️ ᗞᔇᕪᐞᒄ ᑭᑊᔇᐞᐩᕪ ☠️ · 117w
I'm looking at EMP proof trucks from the 60's and 70's. Minimal electronics, strong motors, easy to work on, real steel everything, and they just look badass. And most are less than 20k.
ZLastDegen · 117w
Toyota break , no suv. Friends told me it just works, it does . I like it . There’s some gadgets though.
Dirty Stack Whore · 117w
Unless something really changes, I don't plan on buying any cars newer than about 2000s-2010 again.
Laeserin · 117w
It's planned obsolescence. They steadily lower the quality of the parts in testing rounds, until they get it to slightly above the guarantee expiration date. After that, you are expected to buy a new one.
Mysth · 117w
…she wrote on her Nokia 3210.
Petr · 117w
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VanHodl · 117w
That's why I bought an old timer and I can confirm, driving it gives me a gigantic sense of freedom. Priceless really.
xyp930 · 117w
Tell us about your car research. As little nannying, bing-bing-bing, electronics as possible please
BlindOwl · 117w
I use my grandma's washing machine from the 1980s. My daughter makes music on my Roland D50 synthesizer from the late 1980s. I sit on a wooden chair with the year 1921 written under it, in a wooden house from the 18th century. I don't romanticize the past, but something is broken in the current inc...
james · 117w
My friends with modern tech cars are constantly having to return to them to the dealership for upgrades or faults. I have no plans to trade in my seven year old pre tech diesel any time soon.
cdnhodlr · 117w
What is your next car choice?
Bitcoin Wizard 🧙🏻‍♂️ · 117w
"I like how cars from more than ten years ago just work, rather than being a nanny to you while you drive." that's one reason why I bought an older car instead of a newer one for the first time in my life "Hacking" the software of cars will become even more important in the future
n · 117w
もっと長く使えるものを愛用したい.
Matt - Kind 1 Sisyphus · 117w
Buying a retail display instead of a "smart TV" was a really good choice for me. It literally just turns on and does nothing until I hook a device up to it. Just a screen, which is all I really want. No garbage software that doesn't get updates. No spying. Just a display. It's quite beautiful.
Matt - Kind 1 Sisyphus · 117w
I've even went back to buying DVDs and physical books. There's something wonderful about not needing permission to watch things I paid for. And not a person in the world knows I'm doing it. No WiFi, no BS licenses that just disappear stuff on a whim. I'm completely cut off and at peace with my bare ...
rewolf · 117w
I think it’s because software engineers are shittier than their hardware counterparts of yesterday. And many of the problems we see are to do with software or the sw/hw interfacing. Despite the significantly easier ability to test software than hardware. Although I think hardware might be a more d...
unit · 117w
welcome to the nag economy
unit · 117w
Instapot went out of business because their quality was too high, no one reordered
FreeMarketKids · 117w
How about old fashioned table top games?
mutatrum · 117w
Cars in the EU are worse, they are made to whine. Only one example, note the antonymous naming: https://m.primal.net/JLbG.png
vlada · 117w
People apparently don't mind their cars treating them like children and sharing all their usage data with data brokers. Bitcoin fixes this?
Rigly · 117w
It would be great to see stuff move towards robust simplicity vs planned obsolescence we have now.
Mike · 117w
I have the same feeling. Even though I love tech, I'm starting to appreciate analog stuff more and more. I write on paper now, I picked up some old canon vintage lenses for my DSLR Camera as examples. I can appreciate all the AI advances and automation for tools when it comes to getting things don...
Thaeus01 · 117w
this is the consequence of inflation and the fiat money
Aurora Satoshi · 117w
Planned obsolescence. A result of the fiat world.
lasik · 117w
lasik · 117w
What's new is old again.... Buy a turntable! Less than $65! BTW if you follow the QR you are right there and as an amazon affiliate i might get $1.00! #music #shopping #turntable #records https://image.nostr.build/42a194dd65b0b733d1e529f1ad944a93ee51d128ba0d9d2730b775ed62b26de2.jpg https://im...
nostrich · 117w
Medicine: https://10.cool
BTCrevolutionary · 113w
That’s what I love older cars. They do what they are supposed to do without them harassing every five seconds to slow down, wear your seatbelt etc…