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I've had the same experience of looking up and finding an old answer from someone I knew, but one that I made _myself_ for the exact same problem I've just hit
by legooolas 5y ago
I've had the same experience of looking up and finding an old answer from someone I knew, but one that I made _myself_ for the exact same problem I've just hit again years later... :D
- unhammer 5y agoHappens to me all the time. I'm either not automating enough things, or automating too many things. Btw, is there a simple way to backup all of ones own answers from across all stackexchange, in case the new owners mess everything up?
- r-bar 5y agoIt has been posted elsewhere, but there is a complete data dump of stackexchange on archive.org. https://archive.org/details/stackexchange https://archive.org/details/stackexchange
- smrtinsert 5y agoIf I had an dollar for searching and finding a reddit thread that I created for a question that I eventually had to find the answer to myself since somehow everyone else remembers this, I'd have at least 10 dollars. Come on brain, you remember fucking commercials.
- DougN7 5y agoI’ve had a worse experience - I end up looking for a solution to a problem only to find an unanswered question from years earlier, which was also asked by me back then :(
- sshagent 5y agoI've done this too. Its at the point, i figure there is no solution