IMO stuff that's offline. Not everything needs to connect to an app or a remote server. I mean both physical gadgets but also a lot of apps that could just work offline.

Pen and paper in the classroom. Education after COVID has become so digitized, but it is really bad for low willpower kids who end up just goofing off on their devices

Freedom

What the hell does bitcoinizing the N64 mean

Guillotine for politicians

https://bitcoinfax.net/

Microsoft Excel 2010

Everything after that, is just brutal unnecessary re-writes and designed-for-SaaS-features.

The Bat Utility Belt. Complete with Bat Shark Repellent Spray.

• Gaming Consoles that don't have updateable OS or games. (Think PS2 and earlier generations).
• Media that you can physically own (software, movies, music, etc) instead of paying a subscription to it. OK, if you need mp3s, then Winamp, because it really whips the llama's ass!
• Devices that simply work by connecting them to the electricity grid. No Internet required to use it.
• Real Photographs. Now with the Pixel 8 and others we are starting to see AI edited photos in the mainstream. This means that you will be usually seeing photos of events that never happened in real life. For example, group photo where one blinked, the phone grabs another photo to swap the face, or simply generates some open eyes there. That event never happened yet you are looking at a photo of it. Huge issues in the future for this. We only had a few decades of photo evidence being truth.

record music player.

The Concorde airplane.

If you don't know about it, you can read here

Oldtimers like the Triumph 4

Walkman by Sony. Old school type music on the go.

Well, the electric chair. There is no point in having capital punishment if you are just going to use an injection that makes it like going to sleep. It defeats the whole purpose.

websites that dont require downloading 200mb of shit to show you two paragraphs of text

Only if it comes with the game Blast Corp…

Personally I’d like 8-track tapes to make a come back.

I am buying LPs. Does that count since it is kind of back?

Oh and cursive in the schools. How the hell we educating people that can't read the U. S. Constitution in original script?!!!

free electromagnetic energy

Sony ericsson
Nokia

Tesla free energy

Coal-fired powerplants lol

wow how many memories to imagine that those consoles were the hardware powerhouses at that time, imagine if they brought out a vintage style console, like a DS or a Family that their games every online player would earn bitcoin with every game won, it would be an industrial revolution. in this modern age to come across those computers is to live again. thanks for remembering those greats of video games. sats to all.

Dreamcast was ahead of its time with online gaming

Bitcoinise the N64, hmmm, how could I do that?

I really enjoyed CD's. Unfortunately most that I owned got damaged. So, I like the size and overall sound quality, but the disc material sucks.

Physical media in general.
VINYL for albums
REAL PROJECTION FILM CINEMA THEATRES WITHOUT 1000 SEATS, GOOD SOUND, FILM PROJECTORS, REAL FILM-STOCK SHOT FILM WITH KODACHROME COLORING & TECHNICOLOR plzzzzz

There are actually people who have built on-chain video game functionality with an emulator of sorts using reverse transcriptions of some kind, with ordinals. I was talking to the guy in a Twitter spaces, I'll post his info in here when I get back.

Installing new software by methods other than curl $URL | sudo sh

I recently installed Batocera Linux on an old mini PC. It's basically a retro gaming distro that comes pre-installed with dozens of emulators. I didn't want my kids to grow up without experiencing Goldeneye on N64.

Cars that do not feel like you are flying an aircraft with all the screens and buttons. Just keep it simple.

Bearer shares.

Fax. I believe Japan knows.

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