No.71126
>>71119> as a replacement for digital tech?Why would you want to do it?
It seems more expensive and laborious.
No.71127
If you are over 80 y/o I can understand the nostalgia appeal
Otherwise it is just cringe roleplay, I don't like it
No.71130
>>71127>>71126I'm obsessed with Digital-ism being EVIL.
Yes, I know im on a forum rn; but its a means to an end…Eg; tomorrow I will buy a Dumbphone and seal away my old smartphone in a wooden box
No.71131
yeah! i think this is very cool, there is for example a minidisc wiki that explains how to get into minidisc technology today. i wont participate in any buzzwords though. it is just older technology to me.
No.71132
My backup PC from 2016 is the most vintage thing I have
No.71133
>>71119Antique technology is a cool thing to be interested in if you just enjoy playing with it and studying how it works
I think "replacing digital tech" with it sounds crank-ish. There are legitimate reasons to want to restrict or avoid certain technologies, but believing there's something inherently wrong with bits is a weird magical idea. The functions and impacts of the device are what matter