Yes, [email protected] is my real email. Dont ask…
I’m 41. My screen name is my AOL screen name from 1996…
xX_F3ar_da_JaLoPY_96_Xx
Oh wait until xXx_sNIPerbOii_xXx fucks up the whole game
Yeah I’m 41 and using my old StarCraft 1 name from like ‘98
So many hours at that screen. I actually used to be really good… ranked I think #12 overall. Beat the #1 dude Grrrr… or whatever that French guy’s battle tag was
Sure, Grampa, now let’s get you to bed.
For Aiur!!!
Hell yeah dude! What a small world.
I used to be called DarkLegacy back on SC B.Net, I made a map called Chaos War with StarEditPlus - UMS – the basis of the MoBA genre (the core gameplay loop of attack move trigger spawning units was later copied into countless maps, including Hero Arena, and subsequently, Defense of the Ancients!)
O/
Make it so.
I have no doubt I would have played that. Loved the custom map scene and have been addicted to TDs since then. Sounds like you made a much bigger contribution than I did lol.
Without the players, there is no game, everyone’s got a part to play ;))
Anybody reading this thinking “me too:”
It’s time to ask your doctor about scheduling a colonoscopy.
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LOL. Same
Oh, little Billy. One day you will become the xXPussyDestroyerXx!
My steam login is Hotmail…
Thousands of dollars in games hinging on support for an almost dead domain. Brave.
“We sent you a recovery email, good fucking luck.”
My steam login is a Hotmail account but the email on file is my Gmail account. The Hotmail address is more like a username for steam.
Oh that makes sense. I’ve always logged in with a username so I wasn’t aware of that.
Same, recently got my 20 year Steam badge. I can feel my body aging around me.
When I was graduating college 15 years ago, I wanted to create a professional firstname.lastname email. Outlook.com was starting to get traction and Hotmail was getting phased out, but I was advised to create my professional email under Hotmail.com because it would seem ‘more professional’.
My main email is still the 007 related gmail I created first.
I’m almost 50 and have the same email address made up almost 30 years ago. It was so dark & edgy back then.
I’ve aged better than it has. Luckily I have a separate address for work.
My first email, almost 30 years ago too, was with an ISP that no longer exists… My second email was on another domain that no longer exists. I do still have my Gmail account I got when it was invite only, but that one is just my name @ gmail (and you’d think it’s cool to manage to grab that one, but I get emails for at least 6 other different people who think that’s their address).
“Yes, that’s [email protected]. With a zero in hax0r. And I should have the test results back to you by end of business.”
Kinda bummed no one here is representing EarthLink gang. One of my professors used that email and it was clearly made in like ‘92
Not to be that guy, but ackshually EarthLink was founded in 1994 and, for all I know, may or may not have offered email yet at that point.
Also, AOL gang here, we can’t be friends.
Eventually it will wrap back around to being edgy and cool in an ironic manner:-).
Reminder that your google account has a name which is not just your email address. If you don’t use google’s other services besides gmail and youtube, you probably don’t remember what it is. And you probably put in something stupid if not completely offensive. If you suddenly have to use google docs or something, people will see it.
Tfw the results for your prostate exam go to xXxB0ngLo4rd_420xXx @ aol.com
I still use [email protected] for newsletters. I registered it for a beta demo in 1999.
You’re about to get an onslaught of spam. Never post your email in plain text online.
Is this what zoomers think 30 year olds look like?
Have you worked in a lifeless, joy sucking office job?? Cause that’s what you look like after the first week
i’ve since made a more professional e-mail, but everything remotely to do with personal stuff uses the adress i made when i was 10.
By the magic of paying an actual mail provider instead of using big corpo free ones you can have as many and as varied mail addresses as you want. And they all end in the same inbox. You can even get fancy and register domains and shit to breach into the world of ultimate cool mail addresses.
Paying for SMTP
My first email was [email protected]. When aol became insufferable and a challenger appeared, I made [email protected].
Gmail lets you add "."s anywhere and it’ll still work, so all my spammy or whatever things I sign up for are [email protected] or some random variation. Makes it easy to delete all the junk.
