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I mean I hear lots of talk about it, but I am yet to see wide spread evidence. It seems at the moment that its similar hipster-esque analog revival, where ever
by KaiserPro 9mo ago
I mean I hear lots of talk about it, but I am yet to see wide spread evidence.
It seems at the moment that its similar hipster-esque analog revival, where everyone was going to type on typewriters, use lomo film cameras and wear camelhair coats.
It was at best a fashion garnish, rather than a significant movement.
If this was a "real thing" rather than hot young things, we would see significant market movement to single device objects again (not that they ever really went away, its just they are cheap and abundant, so not exclusive/attractive)