Paper, coins and FM radio.

A manual toothbrush. For some reason I enjoy it better than an electric. Same for shaving. I use a safety razor shaver and a shaving brush.

I like my morning ritual to be more of a mindful zen style activity.

Piano, film cameras, FM radio, mercury thermostat, propane powered backup electric generator, coffee. CB radio, but nobody's on the other end. Moleskine or similar notebook. Three-ring when I get really serious. Magnets on the fridge to plan my meals and remind me to take medicine.

USB-A

I understand that Apple likes to prematurely depreciate technology. They did well to kill the floppy disk in 2000. I will never forgive them for doing away with usb-a. I used it today (made a Debian usb drive), yesterday (printer doesn’t really work over the network reliably). And every day before (keyboards and mice don’t come in usb-c).

The wheel. Fire.

If Logitech B100 is considered an "old technology", then yes, I've been using this type of mouse for years.

Software wise, does vim and mutt count?

Levers and the inclined plane .. especially those wound in a spiral about a core.

Emacs

The ipod still works better

roads