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jobbies@lemmy.zip to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world · 5 days ago

Wrong answers only - what is this?

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    Commodore 64

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    It lets you hear a computer scream.

    • jobbies@lemmy.zipOP
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      I said WRONG answers

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        Fine, a Millennial detector.

      • Passerby6497@lemmy.world
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        It was a scream of pleasure

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    The most nostalgic chiptune generator you’ll ever hear.

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      OP specifically said wrong answers though.

  • SaveTheTuaHawk@lemmy.ca
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    That was the keyboard Belgian superband Technotronic used in the 1989 block buster hit Pump up the Jam.

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    A vintage Covid test

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    The first in a range of devices in Bill Gates private museum specifically designed to operate the permanently installed gonad stimulator built into his body.

    The latest one is a keychain.

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    A CD/Blu-ray rewinder.

    Not DVDs though, they were self rewinding

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      DVD+R are self rewinding, the DVD-R are not.

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    It’s a telemarketing prevention device. Hook it up to your phone line, and the number of telemarketing calls would drop instantly.

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      They’d be interrupting the gifs loading constantly!

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    Two robots fucking, but you can only hear them.

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    It’s made by US Robotics, so it must be a positronic brain.

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    Not really what you’re looking for, but it immediately made me think of an intercom device.

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      I recently stayed at a rental property that had this (actual photo):

      Photo of a NuTone Intercom with a built-in CD player and FM tuner

      I tried to get it working but none of the remote panels worked. They were all disconnected somehow (owner probably cut the wires to prevent shenanigans by guests cranking the volume then leaving it like that). The CD player worked (central panel only) but oddly, it couldn’t pick up any FM stations. It would tune to them (“scan” feature worked) but they only ever produced static. I suspect the capacitors used in the amplification circuit dried out or something got corroded after being in a “regular ocean salt spray” area (it was on a beach) for such a long time 🤷

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        That’s pretty cool! Friend of mine rented a house that had a working home intercom system, and the radio actually worked and played through the house. I’ve never seen one with a CD Player built in tho!

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        My home came with one of those. I ripped it out and replaced it with a touchscreen powered by a pi running custom html for a lcars interface for home security and music. I never got around to re wiring the intercom part. It’s on my list.

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          Yeah!!! Damned fine use of that wall space and a great demonstration of your hard-won mad skillz 👍

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    It’s a sound effect generator. It only has a few different varieties of SCREEEEREEEECH and some weird telephone tones, though.

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    Pregnancy test for a Cylon

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    A picture

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      I’m not sure if I should upvote or downvote.

      This is supposed to be wrong answers but…

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        It’s obviously wrong because it’s not a picture, it’s the post on lemmy

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          Or is it a charge on a magnetic medium somewhere?

          It’s just all weird when you get down to the science.

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