Posts by EdTheDev@infosec.exchange
 (DIR) Post #B3K6WdJWZXdhY64i4O by EdTheDev@infosec.exchange
       2026-02-14T20:36:35Z
       
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       @mkb @Lana @futurebird Not to be disagreeable, but I giggled that your two (quite valid) examples both still feel forever young to me.I still can't look at an Apple II with anything other than awe. And of course the iPhone was revolutionary.
       
 (DIR) Post #B3K85eReSV9F998dKS by EdTheDev@infosec.exchange
       2026-02-14T20:54:09Z
       
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       @mkb @Lana @futurebird yes. That feeling gets it me, as well.I'm a fan of this effect in one weird specific way: I collect what I all "re-retro" devices - like the "NES Mini" - remakes of a nostalgic piece of technology, but replicated with newer technology.I love all the little trade-off decisions each device has - between convenience and authenticity.My favorite example is a Commodore 64 clone that shipped with a large metal plate inside - to make it weigh the correct amount, in spite of the electronics taking 1/10 th the space inside.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6pk3YSPL85ZDq6ku8 by EdTheDev@infosec.exchange
       2026-05-30T20:31:54Z
       
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       @futurebird the sign is a good idea. Soemtimes a little nudge is all it takes.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6xpAjmtfKh3QRcDHk by EdTheDev@infosec.exchange
       2026-06-03T18:06:09Z
       
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       @foone I got a pocket sized eBook reader (XT E-Ink 4). I am delighted with it, daily.