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submitted 7 months ago by BeckyStjerne@nord.pub to c/casualconversation@piefed.social

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I’m bored, so I’m charging my ~16-year-old iPad from when I was really young. You can ask me stuff about it or just talk about your old electronics :)

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[–] Gruncle@piefed.social 3 points 7 months ago (1 child)

I was given an older ipad a while back, so I created an account to use it. It was disappointing to find that it was too old to download newer apps, and since my account has never been used to download any versions of apps, it couldn't be used to download older versions. The workaround was to use an apple computer to download apps, but I do not have one.