I was a child, so Sharp Hotbit (Zilog Z80 processor) and a PC-XT, both basically for games. PC-AT 386 when I started college.

Just a very old bottle opener that has never rusted or been damaged in any way. It’s probably 53 years old.

I have clothes that are more or less 20 years old. Kitchen utensils that are 25 years old. But I think my body is the oldest thing I have that still works, more or less.

I have a Brazilian bottle opener that was a marketing gift from a store. The phone number has 4 digits.

What a complex little thing to hold an antenna.

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We’re going to the Island!

I have no problem with that. I entered my parent code and the message was sent.

The phone protect kids from sending nudes. (AFAIK it happens on the phone, not on a server). The phone has a series of protections for kids. She can’t message someone I don’t approve, no message or call from people not on the contact list can enter. But still, someone could grab her friend’s phone and ask for nudes. In this particular case, I entered my parent code and the message was sent. I fail to see how this is bad.

It could be, but I managed to send it by entering my parent code.

City 17?

Typically 2, sometimes 5 and rarely 20.

Wow, those channels go so inland that I’d take a day only to get to the ocean.

I don’t know exactly why. A quick search told me that “because the people wanted that way”. In Brazil, we don’t use the area code for local calls, so, if they created a new area code for the same city (like we have in Montreal, the 514 and the 438), it would cause confusion.

If you like double entendres, you’ll love @lyndsaydotw on Instagram. She reads children books that are not exactly for children. Some are stupidly funny.

My first thought was “either Hollywood lied to me (SHOCKING) or the current 747 has a series of defenses, flares, electronic countermeasures, and what not that this new plane doesn’t have”.

Brazil has a stupid numbering system for phones, now. Instead of having three digits area codes and several area codes for highly populated areas, they have two digits area codes and nine digits phone numbers. (But it’s not the case here, here is a scam caller)

Crazy Hair Day is a thing in schools. Maybe she’s a teacher.

Stonehenge pickles… stoneckles.

The unnecessary commas.