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Pixelpuffin wrote:
I find it sad how many now rubbish the older DSLR’s despite many loving them back in the day.
Kinda reminds me of the kid who ditches his longtime friend when a new cool kid moves in nearby.


I used to love my 8086 based pc…not so much today. I used to love my 24” tv set…not so much today. I used to love my slow dot matrix printer…not so much today. I used to love watching my three tv stations I picked up with my antenna…not so much today.

Sometimes old stuff just is old.


Interesting you'd bring up TV, you might look at thefreetvproject.org. Lots of channels using an antenna for free

And I get tired of technology that doesn't work if it rains



May 04, 2025 at 12:32 PM
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chez wrote:


Pixelpuffin wrote:
I find it sad how many now rubbish the older DSLR’s despite many loving them back in the day.
Kinda reminds me of the kid who ditches his longtime friend when a new cool kid moves in nearby.


I used to love my 8086 based pc…not so much today. I used to love my 24” tv set…not so much today. I used to love my slow dot matrix printer…not so much today. I used to love watching my three tv stations I picked up with my antenna…not so much today.

Sometimes old stuff just is old.


Interesting you'd bring up TV, you might look at the freetvproject.org. Lots of channels using an antenna for free

And I get tired of technology that doesn't work if it rains



May 04, 2025 at 12:31 PM
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Re: Buying a 7D in 2025?


chez wrote:


Pixelpuffin wrote:
I find it sad how many now rubbish the older DSLR’s despite many loving them back in the day.
Kinda reminds me of the kid who ditches his longtime friend when a new cool kid moves in nearby.


I used to love my 8086 based pc…not so much today. I used to love my 24” tv set…not so much today. I used to love my slow dot matrix printer…not so much today. I used to love watching my three tv stations I picked up with my antenna…not so much today.

Sometimes old stuff just is old.


Interesting you'd bring up TV, over $200/mo and you don't get Super Bowl etc here and have to put up an antenna due to a contract dispute. I dug one up from an old TV.

And I'm sure it used to hurt reception but now it pixelates and often doesn't cone in at all during a storm. Often does the same if reception is bad, you can't get anything.

So it's the wonders of technology you wonder if it's going to work. The channels are all digital lately, up to 6 channels per old channel and it is pretty entertaining some of the old sitcoms they broadcast. You might check out thefreetvproject.org if anyone has to cut the monthly expenses (or round out a streaming service) really not bad and a big antenna costs less than the monthly bill



Feb 19, 2025 at 12:50 PM





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