9 Old-School Tech Words That Won't Die When did you last 'dial' a number? By Matt Cantor, Newser User Posted Mar 9, 2014 11:41 AM CDT 47 comments Comments We still say "rewind," but we don't actually do it. (Shutterstock) (Newser) – When was the last time you literally rewound a tape? Think back to the VHS era, though perhaps you used the term when referring to YouTube today. At Mashable, Yohana Desta lists eight other terms that have outlasted technology: Our phones haven't had rotary dials for decades—yet we keeping "dialing" numbers. After "dialing," we "hang up." Even though in the modern era, we're really hitting a button. CC'ing someone means sending them a "carbon copy," but when was the last time you saw carbon paper? Speaking of YouTube: We know the TV as the tube, even though today's flatscreens are a far cry from the cathode-ray tubes that earned them the nickname. We might "roll up" the car window—but unless you're driving a classic, you're pressing a button instead of turning a crank. Click for the full list.