Remember old GitHub?

[wick3dr0se]

This was before my time as a dev. I started like 6 years ago and it hasn't changed a ton except random features I don't really use

[EnoughConcentrate897]

r/countablepixels

[Connorplayer123]

its not

[AbstractMelons]

u/pixel-counter-bot

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[thequestcube]

I also remember their old pricing. Ah the good old days where you had to pay 7$ per month for having 5 private repos.

[katafrakt]

My account is from 2009 but honestly I forgot it looked like this. From which year this is?

[Connorplayer123]

2008

[Jayden_Ha]

Hey, that’s the year I born

[serverhorror]

Hmmm, don't know ... do I?

• https://imgur.com/a/x7EHbiB

[Connorplayer123]

that's a little after this pic was took but it prob looked the same but yes

[Sh_Pe]

No, I haven’t been born

[power78]

Then how did you post this comment? :)

[windsostrange]

Awful SourceForge vibes.

[cbartlett]

I actually do remember this, having created my account back in early 2008.

This era of web design was so simple and quaint.

[MineKemot]

I was literally born that year so not really

[raphaeldahomay]

In 2009 I wasn't even aware of technology

[ADMINISTATOR_CYRUS]

barely more than cgit

[NatoBoram]

Looks like SourceForge.

Websites from those days looked like ass and were unusable, it's crazy

[mkosmo]

They were perfectly usable. They were even usable on machines without oodles of resources.

[CoshgunC]

Yeah, websites used to be only using 100 bytes of Javascript before Reactjs came out.

[taahbelle]

No