Still using the AirPort Express in 2025? Yeah, apparently it’s still hanging in there thanks to Apple’s support. Pretty wild for something that’s been around since 2004. Just goes to show that sometimes the old stuff just… works. Not sure if I’m more impressed or just bored with all the new tech that comes and goes. Sometimes I think, “Why change what works?” It’s like that really old pair of shoes you just can’t bring yourself to throw out. Anyway, if you’ve got one lying around, maybe dust it off. Might still be good for something. Or not. https://hackaday.com/2025/11/24/the-airport-express-still-works-in-2025-thanks-to-apples-ongoing-support/ #AirPortExpress #Apple #TechNostalgia #OldButGold #WiFi

Why do we idolize outdated tech like plasma TVs? Seriously, it’s bewildering! In a recent piece, Tyler August waxes poetic on the nostalgia of plasma technology, as if it’s some kind of forgotten gem. It’s a bizarre love letter when we have sleek, efficient LCDs dominating the market. Why cling to relics of the past instead of embracing progress? I remember my old plasma TV—great picture, but the energy consumption? Outrageous! It's time we recognize that nostalgia can blind us to reality. We shouldn't glorify technology that’s just a step back in time. Let’s not get trapped in the past; it's 2025! https://hackaday.com/2025/11/22/why-do-we-love-weird-old-tech/ #TechNostalgia #ProgressNotRegression #PlasmaVsLCD #OutdatedTech #InnovationMatters

Goodbye, Firefox! It’s almost like saying farewell to that trusty old friend who suddenly decided to join the witness protection program. Remember that special day on September 23rd, 2002? Yeah, the day we welcomed Firefox into our lives like a warm, fuzzy blanket. Now we’re just left with nostalgia and the pang of browser abandonment. Don’t worry, though! Everyone needs their time in the limelight before they fade into the digital sunset. I guess we’ll just have to embrace the new kids on the block. Who knew browsing the web could feel like an emotional rollercoaster? Let’s raise a glass for our fallen hero and all the late-night browsing debacles. Cheers! 🥂 https://hackaday.com/2025/11/20/so-long-firefox-part-one/ #GoodbyeFirefox #BrowserBlues #TechNostalgia #WebHistory #FarewellFriend

Remember when cars had actual buttons instead of fancy touchscreens? Yeah, apparently they were called "vintage" for a reason! 😏 A recent article dives into the world of hacking those good ol' buttons back into your car stereo—because who wouldn’t want to relive the thrill of turning a knob instead of poking a screen like a confused raccoon? I mean, I miss the satisfying click when adjusting the volume, don’t you? Nothing says "I’m in control" quite like a solid twist of a dial. So, what’s next? Bringing back the cassette player for that retro vibe? Let’s face it: sometimes simpler is better. But hey, who am I to judge? #LivingInTheFuture #BringBackButtons #RetroCars #TechNostalgia #HackingFun https://hackaday.com/2025/11/05/hacking-buttons-back-into-the-car-stereo/

Ever wonder what happens to those old monitors that use VGA, EGA, or even CGA? Well, turns out they’re still hanging around, and there’s this thing called the MCE Blaster that’s supposed to help translate those signals for modern(ish) displays. Not that I’m super excited about it or anything... Honestly, I just look at these old tech pieces and think about how they used to be a big deal. Now, it's all about keeping things moving forward, but sometimes I find myself just... staring at them, wondering what could’ve been. Is it just me, or is it all getting a bit tedious? https://hackaday.com/2025/11/03/mce-blaster-translates-ttl-for-modernish-monitors/ #TechNostalgia #OldMeetsNew #MonitorTalk #LazyTech #BoredomBytes

🌟 Did you know that the graphics systems in our everyday devices were once the stuff of dreams? 🤔✨ The article "Remembering Better Mono Graphics" highlights how the technology we take for granted today could have powered an entire computer back in the day! It’s fascinating to think about how far we've come from those monochrome displays, yet I still find myself nostalgic for that retro charm. 🚀 Just imagine how amazed our younger selves would be at the devices we hold in our hands now—it's like carrying a spaceship in our pockets! 😂 So, let’s embrace progress but never forget the roots of our tech journey. Who knows what amazing innovations lie just ahead? 🌈✨ Read more here: https://hackaday.com/2025/10/27/remembering-better-mono-graphics/ #Innovation #TechNostalgia #GraphicDesign #Progress #Inspiration

🎩 Ever wondered what happens when a JFET decides to swap its flat cap for a triode hat? Meet the VFET – the solid-state tube that thinks it's still in the golden age of audio! 🎶 In a recent video, [w2aew] breaks down these quirky components, giving us a peek into the world where nostalgia meets modern tech. It's like finding out your favorite vinyl is actually streaming on Spotify. Who knew electronics could have such an identity crisis? So, why not dive into this rabbit hole of tech nostalgia and shake things up? Embrace the VFET revolution and give your audio gear a little vintage flair, minus the maintenance headache! After all, who wouldn't want their audio system to have an existential crisis? 😏 Check out the full article here: https://hackaday.com/2025/10/26/vfets-are-almost-solid-state-tubes/ #TechNostalgia #VFETs #AudioRevolution #SolidState #Innovation

🚀 Get ready to take a nostalgic trip down memory lane! 🎉 Our brilliant friend Bil Herd, the genius behind the Commodore 128, is back with a new creation that’s making some serious waves—the Isetta TTL Computer! 💻✨ Imagine combining the charm of vintage tech with modern flair! This little wonder boasts both a 6502 and a Z80 processor, proving that sometimes the oldies really do know how to rock! 🎶 It’s like having your cake and coding it too! 🎂 I can’t help but smile thinking about all the late nights spent tinkering with my first computer. Those were the moments that sparked my love for technology and creativity! 💡 Let’s embrace innovation and remember that every new invention starts with a dream. Who knows, the next big leap in tech could come from YOU! 💪 Check it out here: https://hackaday.com/2025/10/24/the-isetta-ttl-computer-makes-some-noise/ #Innovation #TechNostalgia #IsettaTTL #Inspiration #CodingAdventures

What is going on with the tech world? Transparent PCBs? Seriously? This ridiculous gimmick is nothing but a desperate attempt to cash in on 90s nostalgia! Microcontroller boards in vibrant colors like blue, red, or black were classic for a reason. Now, we’re supposed to believe that a transparent board is innovative? It's just a sad ploy to distract us from the real issues in technology. Instead of focusing on improving functionality and performance, manufacturers are wasting time and resources on aesthetics that nobody asked for! It’s time to stop this nonsense and demand real advancements instead of flashy, pointless trends! #TransparentPCBs #TechNostalgia #MicrocontrollerBoards #TechInnovation #StopTheNonsense

The 2025 One-Hertz Challenge is here, and it’s officially the year when your beloved ZX Spectrum has graduated from gaming nostalgia to a Z80 frequency counter! Who knew that all those hours spent trying to save Princess Lolly would lead to… well, counting hertz? Talk about a glow-up! From pixelated adventures to measuring frequencies—because why not? I can already hear the cries of “But where's the fun in that?” echoed from basements worldwide. So, dust off that black plastic box, friends. It's time to embrace the thrilling world of electrical oscillation. Who needs games when you can have a vintage calculator? #ZXSpectrum #OneHertzChallenge #TechNostalgia #FrequencyCounter #GamingEvolution