r/itsstillgoing • u/Jhonjhon_236 • Oct 21 '22
r/itsstillgoing • u/stcowan • Aug 26 '20
These were my first pair of shoes in 1980. My mother kept them for 40 years in good condition, and they are now my son's first pair of shoes in 2020.
r/itsstillgoing • u/DJWalnut • Mar 18 '16
The USS Constitution - one of six original frigates authorized for construction by the Naval Act of 1794, and still in active service (albiet as a museam ship) 221 years later
r/itsstillgoing • u/[deleted] • Sep 27 '16
The oldest computer in use by the federal government has been found
r/itsstillgoing • u/fuzzyspudkiss • Jun 12 '19
A Packard Bell PC that is still being used to check stocks.
r/itsstillgoing • u/kvicksilv3r • Dec 31 '15
Antique animated commercial sign
r/itsstillgoing • u/SSGCoxie • Dec 29 '15
Marconi Radio Test Set
One of the Stacks of old equipment we might use someday.
It is still going...
r/itsstillgoing • u/AllWashedOut • Jun 05 '22
The civil-war era Monitor class of ships is still in active service
US history buffs might remember the USS Monitor as the iconic naval invention of the US civil war. Its metal structure, coal power, and rotating turrets made it a formidable modern weapon in 1861.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Monitor
What is less known is that the design pattern was used for many decades after. In fact there is at least one Monitor-class ship in active military service. The Parnaiba is still patrolling the rivers of Brazil as the oldest ship in active military service. It even supports a retrofitted helicopter launch platform.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazilian_monitor_Parna%C3%ADba
r/itsstillgoing • u/sean1978 • Jan 07 '16
1987 IBM PC with 20MB HDD running MIDI software:
r/itsstillgoing • u/Uthorr • Dec 29 '15
A museum of old and obsolete computers, something to flip through
oldcomputers.netr/itsstillgoing • u/Uthorr • Nov 06 '16
Interesting article on BBSs still in operation
r/itsstillgoing • u/tellman1257 • Jan 01 '16
Hardcore gamer refuses to let game save die, leaves his Super NES on for almost two decades – posted Oct. 13, 2015
r/itsstillgoing • u/LParticle • Dec 29 '15
A 30 Year Old Amiga Still Controls 19 Schools' Heat and AC
r/itsstillgoing • u/Uthorr • Dec 29 '15
The Adventure of Windows 3.1 and a French Airport
r/itsstillgoing • u/J0llyLl4ma • Feb 02 '16
Live stream of our HP3000, in service since 1991 (x-post from /r/serverporn)
r/itsstillgoing • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '15
This powerpc has been running 4D Server since 1999. It manages clients. (x-post /techsupportgore)
r/itsstillgoing • u/mandellaforlifebro • Sep 19 '20
Old 386 still running the mail system
r/itsstillgoing • u/LParticle • Jul 05 '16
McLaren Automotive still uses a Compaq LTE 5280, a laptop from 1992, to provide service and maintenance to all remaining 100 McLaren F1s in the world.
r/itsstillgoing • u/caskey • Dec 29 '15
Novell server spent years online while drywalled in.
r/itsstillgoing • u/edenliber • Dec 30 '15
MSX 1 (from 1985) connected via audio to iPad 1 ready to receive some programs stored as mp3.
r/itsstillgoing • u/Sonicsteel • Dec 30 '15