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  • 0
    I don't get it?
  • 14
    @JsonC11 I believe he is referring to the fact that stack overflow is what most of us use to solve problems, and that the developers of stack overflow had to solve their problems with out it (over clomplex explanation)
  • 7
    @JsonC11 you will someday
  • 3
    @JsonC11 also welcome to devranta
  • 2
    @jpichardo cheers for the explanation and the welcome!
  • 1
    @LMtx welcome to you too btw
  • 1
    @jpichardo hello ;)
  • 3
    They had to use the books and communicate with each other
  • 1
    Yahoo answers... Lololololol....
  • 0
    @zyxel looking through books seems like a lot of pain.
  • 2
    They had to solve things using the start only of posts on expertsexchange, as it was pay-to-win.
  • 1
    @zyxel welcome to you too, here you got, for an avatar
  • 0
    In the olden days we had things called "books". You youngsters wouldn't understand.
  • 0
    Whoa, they actually had to RTFM back then.

    BTW is SO team using SO when editing SO source code?
    What when SO is down and they can't search for help on SO ? 🤔
  • 0
    there was a thing called IRC, and mailing lists, and some people actually knew what they were doing without copy-pasta from SO.
  • 1
    @CorruptComputer
    My intent, fully. It was one of those unlucky domain names... Think they put a hyphen in, after a while.
  • 1
    Using paper manuals and Quora...
  • 0
    @BlueWllson @CorruptComputer
    Mind Blown

    That was the way I read it as well
    💣💥😵💨
  • 0
    @magicMirror You must be fun at parties. 😅
  • 0
    Well the most obvious answer would be pray to the code god's.

    Remember that before we had science the church had ALL the answers... (And it wasn't 42 according to gospel)
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