The types of problems we deal with depend on the times we live in. 15 years ago, something as small as it taking forever to download a file on the internet or watching the Red Ring of Death appear on your Xbox 360 could ruin your day. But these problems simply disappeared with time because trends and technology have changed so much.
Read on for a list of problems most of us faced way back in school that almost nobody cares about now—from scratched CDs to your iPod running out of juice (which is still a problem for me personally). Scroll down, upvote your faves, and let us know in the comments which of these problems were the most annoying for you.
Tech has changed loads in the last decade and a half. Think about just how important smartphones are in our lives right now: you no longer need a separate cell phone and MP3 player. What’s more, the internet for your phone is incredibly cheap nowadays. I think that nobody’s nostalgic about the prices of mobile internet in the mid-2000s.
(h/t BuzzFeed)
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Removing the faceplate of your car stereo so it wouldn’t get stolen
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Having to wait for your disposable camera pictures to develop only to find out you ruined them with your thumb
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Kids these days will never know the struggle.
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Having to push buttons up to 3 times to get the letter you wanted.
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Burning a CD and seeing these words
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Today’s kids will never understand the struggle of trying to maintain coolness after the song you were singing to on your cd started skipping
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Farmville requests
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Getting hit on the ankle by a razor scooter.
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