gridleaf

The survey form eats more RAM the longer it's open until it becomes unusable.

The people that use old.reddit are a very small minority, and many are likely already here.

A game has never made me cry, but movies and shows make me cry all the time. Even the most emotional game just doesn't come close to other mediums.

A great feature of RES was you could make your username appear as "user" locally. That way, you could browse Reddit in your browser without people around you seeing your username. That'd probably be one of the easier RES features to add here.

ChatGPT is most useful when you may not know the right answer, but you know a wrong answer when you see one. It's very useful for technical issues. Much quicker for troubleshooting than searching page after page for a solution.

Can we please stop building everything around Discord? It has its place as a chat app, but it's become like a web parallel to our own, except owned and operated by a single company. It's an information black hole, completely closed off from the rest of the web, unscrapeable, uncrawlable, unarchiveable, and borderline unsearchable. It has everything that is wrong with the web today. When the company dies, all information in the app dies with it. There's no Internet Archive for Discord.

ZFS

That's quite similar to me. I got HL2 Jan. 2005. I played Guild Wars instead of WoW because I didn't want to pay for a sub.

Did you make your account for Half-Life 2? My account is the same age, and that's the game that introduced me to Steam.

School's just starting. It won't hit the peak of hype without some huge new features or improvements, but it'll rise again.

Emerald is pretty pricey these days. I got my copy years ago for a fraction of the price, and I felt like it was overpriced back then.

Side-issue: the OP was posted from my desktop. It had 3 embedded images in the body, but I can't see them from Sync. I only see the text.