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me: yeah that bond paper stock has been here ten years or so. It took us until about then to finally get rid of the ones that had our teletype info
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Max
Feb 16 '11, 14:08
receptionist (age 23): What's teletype?
me: A precursor to the fax machine.
her: There was something before the fax machine??
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I have no idea what teletype is -- nm
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MDH
Feb 16, 14:09
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I'm not mocking, but it's amusing to see younger generations react to news of older tech. -- nm
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Max
Feb 16, 14:10
heh. think, old fashioned telephone that you type on (mechanical typing) instead of talking.
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loosilu
Feb 16, 14:09
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note: I'm pretty sure it is not older than a fax machine though, only because fax machines are much older than most people think. -- nm
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loosilu
Feb 16, 14:10
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I remember using teletypes for international transactions in the mid-80s -- nm
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MojaveMeg
Feb 16, 14:35
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