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The oldest piece of technology that I bought brand new and still have is my NES top-loader console I bought in the early 90s. Not sure...

My kitchen has an oven and cooktop that are GE Thermador steel from the late 1950s Edit: I didn’t own these new so it’s not eligible...

I have some 30 year old tech stuff lying around, like one of those MS forcefeedback joysticks, but never use it anymore, the same for...

Hmmmm..... How about same high speed internet provider since 1996?

Realistic Minimus 7 speakers - 1 pair is primary computer speakers, 2nd pair - rear speakers on surround setup, 3 pair - speakers in...

We had an old Apple laptop for business use that I had eventually loaded with a couple of old FPS games. We junked it at a tech...

I still have my (working) Commodore 64 from the early 80s, and my (working) HP scientific calculator from the mid-90s, but can't say I...

A spoon.

My Dad would keep his brother's Atari ST (I guess a 520 FM model) around the house. It was the first computer I got to use and learned...

Thanks all for the recommendations. I ended up getting Locke Lamora and Murderbot. I'll revisit and perhaps check out the other later...

I am hopelessly addicted to the Murderbot books by Martha Wells. The narration by Kevin R. Free is spot on.

Locke Lamora, if you haven't read/heard them yet, are delightful. Not necessarily light, but optimistic in dark times, is the wonderful...

If you have any interest in Warhammer 40K I can't recommend The Infinite and the Divine enough. It's got a similar sense of humor to...

I'm a bit confused here. Are you saying you have the both the Wrath & Glory and Imperium Maledictum CRBs? I ask, because one of my...

So, first someone on EN World (I'm forgetting who) turned me onto The Wandering Inn, like some addiction broker. Despite the number of...