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Wednesday January 24^th, 2024 at 6:54 AM

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After some account issues, we've added 6 new people from the beach house rental website support forum.

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vhtc

93 days ago

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popular

101 days ago

AGS_90011

8 days ago

https://medium.com/@americanguardians/securing-your-peace-of-mind-the-benefits-of-reliable-security-guards-f829d521c4ab

2 public comments

Manzabar

101 days ago

My problem with threads like this is there tends to be one person at the bottom who replies "Never mind, fixed it" but never provides their solution!

Cedar Rapids

roblatham

101 days ago

What did you see, DenverCoder9!! https://xkcd.com/979/

Lythimus

102 days ago

I haven't read an xkcd that rang so true in awhile. What's best is when you post a solution to one of those threads and you get people for years thanking you profusely. I definitely agree with the sentiment though. I'd probably be friends with anyone who has drudged through that kind of technical nuance to overcome an issue.

iustinp

102 days ago

+1 to that. I think it's one the few aspects left of the internet that resembles the early internet. Most everything else has been taken over by big corps, but such conversations deep in some forum threads remind me of the 20-25+ years ago…

splungedude

101 days ago

It is a shame traditional messageboards died out, those are a treasure trove of problem solving and bug finding. Reddit kind of filled that hole but with it's enshittification that is no longer the case. Many users switched to Discord which is impossible to search.

chrisrosa

101 days ago

same. really feeling this one.

trekkie

100 days ago

I posted how two fix something in a reddit thread two years ago and get one reply a month on average with 'oh my god it solved it thanks'

acdha

100 days ago

I haven’t used Stack Overflow much for about a decade but every time I login I see points accumulating from a couple of answers I made back around 2010. Now I kind of feel sorry for anyone who’s still finding at least the jQuery one useful.