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[DISCUSSION] What's the oldest piece of tech you are actively using at home? (lemmy.capebreton.social)
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As a follow-up to yesterday's discussion post, what's the oldest piece of tech actively in use at your home?

I'm sure there's a broad range of intepretation of "tech" but keep it related to electronics or computing.

Myself, it's probably the xbox original (not counting my old ass alarm clock/radio). I still regularly use that for emulation purposes just because it still works.

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