A large chunk of the older membership don't really post much anymore. We've seen countless iterations of arguments over vi, emacs, lisp, haskell, tex, bsd, keyb

A large chunk of the older membership don't really post much anymore. We've seen countless iterations of arguments over vi, emacs, lisp, haskell, tex, bsd, keyboards, standing desks, the controversial geek hero/traitor of the year, epiphanies from recent college grads who have plumbed the deep mysteries of life, morality vs money debates, disconnecting from social media sites X, Y, and Z, hacktivism, hack-the-self, hack-your-job, hack-your-toothpaste... After awhile you just go into a semi-permanent lurk mode, waiting for the odd gem to show up. I remember a similar experience with Slashdot in the late 90s.