I will take no arguments
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I actually took a busted one of those and fit a 32in flat into it. Blocks off a little of the edges with the frame and gives it that square screen look without losing anything important. Cheap soundbar sounds amazing inside the box, everything is plugged into a surge protector inside and fed through the antenna hole.
I really want to get a Vintage breadbox or radio to put the DVD player inside of.
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That sounds amazing. I'd love to see a photo. I'd planned a similar project with an old radio, but it's one of those things that's been on my "I'll get round to it eventually" list for 5 years
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Honestly, I am really happy we passed that transparent bubblegum-toy style. My hope is that we move towards physical buttons again, at least where they make sense (cars for example).
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Imo the old Macintosh design is the 1969 VW Beetle/ bus of computers. ️️
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I'm snap a pic when I get home, I still need to find the right tacky fabric to finish the boarder, but it at least works
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I got one in 'atomic purple' because that is the most rad color.
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inflammable means flammable?! what a country...
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Still perplexed Nintendo hasn't released atomic purple joycons.
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100% agree
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Games that HAD to be complete and bug free when released.
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Wish granted. Now everything comes with those cheap shitty bubble-like buttons that are incomprehensibly stiff and only work if you press at just the right angle with just the right amount of force, and there's a 50% chance they register twice.
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My favorite is irregardless, having an identical meaning to “regardless”, just because linguistics nerds get so tilted by it.
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Hot take... This trend was just a modern (at its time) reimagining of the TRUE peak of tech design: 80s era clear cases with brightly colored interior components.
For example: https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/retro-transparent-neon-phone/
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Fun fact, you can relive the old days by going to prison and being on good behavior to get a transparent TV or radio/CD player in your cell very similar to this.