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marurun wrote:That could be a fun topic for a site article: games that were groundbreaking at the time but really show their age now. Very different angle than the whole “old games that still hold up” that’s more prevalent.

I think it was groundbreaking visually or bringing in new form of play, but was it really any fun? i recall the slow movement made me extremely annoyed.

Ziggy587 wrote:What took minutes or even hours now takes seconds. It's kinda nuts. Back when I was regularly making labels for repro carts and custom covers, I would painstakingly remove text and stuff form images. Now you just select something with the lasso tool, and type "remove text" or whatever and click a button and it's done for you.

Ai is extremely impressive, i still can't wrap my head around that all computers do are electric switches turning on and off

RCBH928 wrote:Ai is extremely impressive,

I mean, sure, this kind of tech is nothing new. There's been apps that have done AI image generation for a while now. That's why it's no surprise that Photoshop has integrated it. On one hand it's really awesome that some things that use to be tedious to do in Photoshop can now be done with great results in a few mouse clicks (with maybe some touch ups afterward). But I can't help but feel like someone somewhere is cursing this AI tech. What use to take school or at least many hours to be proficient, some unskilled worker can now do in a fraction of the time.

RCBH928 wrote:i still can't wrap my head around that all computers do are electric switches turning on and off

https://www.buthowdoitknow.com/

TEST!

I'm just over here building a spreadsheet of obscure forum content that gets traffic years after it's last been updated

If it helps with the database size, I would say nuke this thread and we can start a new one.

If I can't get it down low enough in the near term, I'll consider that.

Whoooooo! Forum is back up!

It definitely appears to be.