I use an ink pen and paper to write. I've also begun memorizing stuff. I prefer lithographic printed books. I have one from the 30s. Generally, I prefer classical and old sources to live by too, instead of most modern authors and thinkers who are trashy. Why stop at old tech, sometimes old ideas were better too.
When it comes to modern tech, I use a PSP to listen to music. I miss the look and feel of old laptop keyboards. They just felt better.
>>4 Good point. Loving something because its old can be a problem. I'd say the spirit behind >>1 isn't bad, it just needs refining.
>>1 "Inferior" is subjective. My Thinkpad X200 has less RAM or CPU power than newer laptops but it has a much, much more pleasant keyboard, a nub instead of an oversized touchpad and even a Wi-Fi toggle and a light on top. I'm fine with that, because I don't need more RAM or CPU power anyway. My feature phone can't play gachashit or watch videos or anything but it's good enough for calls and is small and portable unlike most modern bricks. That's okay, I don't want to play or watch things on my phone anyway (it's a phone). I watch videos on 360p-480p, or use audio only mode when listening to something, because it buffers faster and I scarcely need any higher quality. I always pick what I feel is superior to me, not what is inferior.
When it comes to modern tech, I use a PSP to listen to music. I miss the look and feel of old laptop keyboards. They just felt better.
>>4
Good point. Loving something because its old can be a problem. I'd say the spirit behind >>1 isn't bad, it just needs refining.
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