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Do you prefer the technology of today, or the tech of yester-year?
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In this quiz, you've got to tell us whether you prefer the advancements of modern technology, or if your instinct is to keep it vintage!
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How do you prefer to listen to music?
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How do you like to watch movies?
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How do you like to watch television?
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Do you like to play video games?
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How do you share photos?
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How do you prefer to chat with friends?
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How do you like to order food?
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How do you like to read books?
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Do you video chat with friends?
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Are you a user of apps?
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Do you prefer the technology of today, or the tech of yester-year?
Your Result...
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190 Comments
don;t like new tech it is data collecting tech , rather use old tech where no data on me is collected . convenience turns people into lazy droids . if they left out all the dats collecting i would use new tech , the way it is now no way . even new cars track everything you do some with video of your actions as well , sick
I enjoy all forms of technology old and new.
65% I prefer the old fashioned way of doing things
76% similar. Go figure. I definitely prefer physical books, because I do all of my reading in the bathtub, and I do NOT trust myself enough to hold a tablet or something in the bathtub! Mostly because I HAVE accidentally dropped paperbacks into the bathtub before.
80% similar
100% Wow I'm pretty good at this and it's a hobby thing.
Some choices missing..like #1, I don't stream, i RIP MP3s from CD or torrent them.
#2 Movies; I torrent them save to my large hard drive.
#3. No option for digital Antenna TV?
4. There is something called a "PC" that can game as well.
I have a large farm of them to help cancer research, called World Community Grid.
#10. Could the question be more broad?
#2 Movies; I torrent them save to my large hard drive.
#3. No option for digital Antenna TV?
4. There is something called a "PC" that can game as well.
I have a large farm of them to help cancer research, called World Community Grid.
#10. Could the question be more broad?
78% similar.
63% similar
84% similar. I'm a hardcore "Luddite". Some technology is easy to deal with, such as CD's, but other things are more of a pain than their worth. I've downloaded songs, only to have them taken back by the "music service", so that I can only play my "downloads" if my phone is near a Bluetooth signal, which does me no good at all when I'm driving or pedaling my bike. Other things, such as "Alexa" seem to be invented as a way for someone to spy on you inside your home, and are really more of a pain than just turning on a light or appliance the old-fashioned way.
How can they have CD's and 8-Tracks in the same sentence? Not even close to being similar.
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71%. Modern Tech is good and make life easier, but there are limits.
68% similar. Very surprised at #8. I know few people are reading newspapers now but so many still reading physical books? Wow! Kind of surprising and glad to hear it. I guess that's why Barnes and Noble hasn't gone under just yet.
88% similar
86%. Still have my sweet 35mm camera but there’s really no where to buy or develop film locally anymore, I’d have to travel at least 80 miles one way, or purchase film online and send it in to be developed; I don’t trust that process. It’s like modern technology is trying to force some of us boomers to do things the current way or suffer.
Cell phones are nice, like using a handheld computer when needed. But it’s hard to be around younger folks who are constantly on their phones, even while “conversing” with others right in front of them.
Remember the good old days when you’d be out driving around with your friends and you had to find a pay phone to call home, or call other friends to meet up with? I miss those times for sure.
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Cell phones are nice, like using a handheld computer when needed. But it’s hard to be around younger folks who are constantly on their phones, even while “conversing” with others right in front of them.
Remember the good old days when you’d be out driving around with your friends and you had to find a pay phone to call home, or call other friends to meet up with? I miss those times for sure.
As a little kid, I remember picking up the phone receiver and hearing a conversation between two women, and one of them yelled, “get off the phone whoever you are, this is a private conversation!” I freaked out lol. That was my introduction to party lines.
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You never know, somebody somewhere might be looking for your Polaroid land camera!
I sure hope so. Maybe a museum might want it. Who knows?
86% Similar. Yall should have added one more choice for #3.OTA as I cut the Chord years ago.had to go with the cable choice.75 channels all Free!
am glad for you - but it depends on the channels and tower....OTA is great if you can stand the old people tv ads..am not a shill for cable for sure
Yeah I know what you mean. Broadway Joe Namath or William Shatner hawking health insurance plans and Ted Danson (Cheers) up on a ladder promoting cell phone service.
mind killing tv ads for sure...and usually OTA people can't be saved by the FF button to skip thru those inane ads
How about another bit of technology that's had multiple generations still in use today? Would you rather shave with:
A straight razor
A safety (single blade) razor
A cartridge (multi blade) razor
An electric razor
Different times in my life I've used all but the first one, and I'm currently committed to the second.
A straight razor
A safety (single blade) razor
A cartridge (multi blade) razor
An electric razor
Different times in my life I've used all but the first one, and I'm currently committed to the second.
Definitely a cartridge razor. I would probably end up in the hospital bleeding out if I tried using a straight razor. Does anyone remember the Epilady from the early 90s? That sucker missed its calling as a medieval torture device! It literally yanked the hairs out, and it felt like it was yanking them out one by one really fast. I tried using one to shave my leg and lasted about 5 seconds.
When at work I definitely prefer a straight razor when contemplating slitting my wrists.
Am a barbasol fan - and the I LOVE the clinking of the brush in the ceramic cup :)..I'll even get the real cheapie blue razors (good sense and do sans cream:))
I'm old school. I prefer to take photos with one of those late 19th century cameras. Kidding!
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