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I am going different on this one.
An awl on a utility knife.
Nowadays, 99% of camping, hiking, and "survival" equipment is light weight composites that can be better fixed with glue, tape, small needle and thread, or a patch with one of the above. There are very few alternative uses for it that aren't better with a different standard tool.
We've got at least 7 or 8 old remotes for items we don't even have anymore.
I have a 2RU HP DL380 Gen8 server. Which is under powered and uses too much power for modern compute purposes.
Radio w/ cassette player, still use the radio tho
I have a Blackberry Playbook on my desk that I am trying to figure out how to crack. I also keep my Sharp EL-50 scientific calculator around. We had to buy that specific model because it didn't have a persistent memory. We could turn it off and on in front of the invigilator and they would know there was nothing stored in it.
I have a rotary dial. It was made as a spare part for an analog telephone.
If I dig down into the drawer with several layers of old iPhones I can find my palm pilot at the bottom right next to the Treo that replaced it.
I have my old laserdisk player and a few LDs.
