That Nokia was never a shitbox though. That was an excellent product when it launched and you’ll have a hard time finding owners who disliked it. Heck, you’re liable to get an earful for disparaging it, and rightfully ao.
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A few years back, I found my old ThinkPad that I bought used in about 2000 and it still worked, homemade Hayden Christensen background and all. I was so upset by evidence of 16 year old me being horny for Anakin that I almost threw it against the wall, but it probably still would've worked.
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I love those thinkpads so much. Perfect hybrid of functionality and physical buttons.
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RIP old Top Gear. That episode was awesome.
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I feel like the death of H264 is the only thing that will make me retire my T60 ThinkPad.
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Yup, my only laptop is a 10+ year old ThinkPad. Does everything I need it to do perfectly
I love it when I can still repair or modify a piece of gear. The large physical size and relative simplicity of older gear makes a big difference for that, especially for home users. And then there's the whole thing where a lot of newer stuff is just glued together, so you can't even access the insides without expert knowledge.
Back when I was making chip music, the original Game Boy was all the rage, despite the shitty display.
This is how I identify now.
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Opening beer bottles is so hard with these modern phones.
I fucking love headphones with replaceable Ear thingies
Why redo the bottom caption with the same text except in slightly more broken English?
That thinkpad doesn't deserve this hate
Pedant here. 3G networks are being decommissioned in a lot of countries, turning Nokias in dedicated Snake game consoles.
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Hahaha not those Thinkpads
Don't those old nokia's no longer work because carriers have turned off everything below 4G?
my turbo-x laptop (rebranded clevo) from 2009 works to this day
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