• @OldManBOMBIN
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    136 days ago

    Bunch of phreaks. Running around yappin’ about “captain crunch” this, and “hack the planet” that. Back in my day, we broke our damn backs just to sell a few pints of shine, and we were damn happy for it uphill both ways barefoot in the snow!

  • Flying SquidM
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    86 days ago

    I think your definition of ‘ancient times’ is a bit of a stretch.

    I’m gonna leave this up because it’s funny, but let’s stick to the spirit of the community, ok?

    • SolidGrueOP
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      25 days ago

      Couldn’t resist. Sorry, boss!

    • @[email protected]
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      16 days ago

      One key innovation came in 1889, when Connecticut inventor William Gray, frustrated with having to beg use of a phone to summon a doctor when his wife took ill, devised the first coin-operated public telephone.

      17th century technology isn’t ancient?

      • @[email protected]
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        35 days ago

        The 17th century (1600s) might possibly fit the community, but the late 1800s (or 19th century) are definitely too recent.

      • Flying SquidM
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        15 days ago

        1889 is in the 19th century. And ancient in terms of the development of communications technology, sure. But I think if someone said that Queen Victoria lived in ancient times, few people would agree.

  • @j4k3
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    6 days ago
    When I was a kid phones came with a proper therapy weapon

  • @Zombiepirate
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    26 days ago

    Kids these days are always on their phones doing something illegal. Not like back in my day!