The oldest tech you still use

[Zardnaar]

The criteria I am using is complex machinery or electronics. Also nothing that was purchased as a piece of old tech. Mostly because one of us having a 150 year old bowl or screwdriver or bought an old Atari because you wanted to try retrogaming doesn't tell us much beyond that (what any of us using an iPod or a cassette player tells us, I guess I don't know either, but it still seems like a more interesting comparison).

Among regularly used (and not, like, my house), I think the oldest is some Fleetwood speakers my dad got when he left the army in '72. Of tech I first got when it was the state of the art or state of the market, I still have a CD player in my stereo cabinet from '94 that gets use whenever I pick up a CD from a local band.


Can you still get the Alpha Centauri mods? If I were to pick it up again, I'd want at very least a patch so the Alien Crossfire would include both alien factions in a random opposition game.

Of my own gaming, I am now regularly scratching my dungeon-crawling itch with the Unity port of Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall. I've also taught my nephew the joy of Scorched Earth.

No idea.SMAC community is still active. I bought it on GOG.

 

[Ulorian - Agent of Chaos]

My game of Street Fighter 2 moved from the dance floor, to the bar then out to the street.

In case anyone was concerned about where my life was at, I did not actually go out to any bars last weekend, nor did I get into any street fights. All comments are strictly for comedy purposes.