11. Surprising, because I'm Gen Z, but I have used typewriters and Walkmen.

8 points! 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 17, 19, 20

1 - I never had a check book.

9. But some are only like once in my parents basenent for fun. Technically 8. I technically sent fax to doctors for work. As in, i physically deliver it to them as austria banned doctors from using fax, and clearly, the only solution is to walk there in this day and age.

I'm as old as some people in this thread, I've got 20.

Aight, I said I got a zero, and my husband says we both have one. So help me settle this riveting dinner discussion we're having:

20. Paid with a paper check - I say I have because we've made earnest money deposits via check, or down payments on loans via check. And he says "no" because the intent is using a check to pay for things like groceries. He says weve never balanced a checkbook so it doesn't count.

5 points, not bad

I got one point for the Walkman thing, but maybe I just forgot.

6 and I feel old.

I posted this to see replies old vs young and Live in US vs Europe. Surprised that on Lemmy there are still many old folks and also how many folks from Europe are on this site.

Only one that I haven’t done is paper checks. Those weren’t really a thing here.

Of course, a few of those have come back around to be used by younger generations. There’s teens who rediscovered Polaroid and other film cameras in recent years. Ten years ago, cassettes saw a resurgence and vinyl was also selling well.

Two points. I'm 33.

5 (I'm 18 lol)

1 - Never owned an encyclopedia. Used one many times, owned all sort of other books that agglomerate knowledge, but never owned one.

My mothers maiden name is punjab.

7.5 because I never checked if the outdoor music was from a boom box or not