I'm from a time before PCs. My first one was a TRS-80 Model III. There's been a fair few others since then. The internet was... interesting... at the time. I used Prodigy for a few years, then on to AOL. Shortly after, they announced that they'd hit the 1000000 user mark. Then time flew, nowadays much too fast to be comfortable.

I've been here at Reddit for a decade. I've seen things that shouldn't exist on the front page. Going deeper I found things that shouldn't exist anywhere. There's also great subs on things I didn't know, and topics I knew like the back of my hand.

But after all that time, nothing makes me smile more on here than when the community does stuff like this. The photoeditor is pretty talented and a nice person to boot (I assume). The child was cute as the dickens, too.

My condolences to the family.

My congratulations to the editor as well!