They are not new technology the idea has been around since at least the 1980s. There is a reason we don’t use them and it’s because they are mechanically complicated and inefficient

Not trying to completely throw away your comment here, but I saw this exact same comment repeated ad nauseum about electric cars 15 years ago.

W3 was the goat at lan parties in my teens.

I’ve been playing it as a “no clue what to play now” game with friends for 10 years. We’re not as good as we used to be, but it’s still a blast.

Diablo 2. It was the first game I installed on my scrapyard pc back in like 2002.

It just keeps being so god damn good. Right now I’m playing the mod Project Diablo 2, and am having an absolute blast.

Excel depends on the usage. Way too many people want to use it for what it’s bad at, but technically can do, instead of using it for what it’s good at.

I’m fairly decent at using Excel, and have automated some database dependent tasks for my coworkers through it, which saves us a lot of time doing menial tasks no one actually wants to do.

I don’t know if it’s just because I’ve grown a bit over the last 15-ish years, but a computer also seems to perform better for longer now. My 1070 I bought in 2016 (I think?) was clearly starting to lack behind with newer games after 4 years. My current 3070, which is 4 years old now, just keeps performing in new games.

So like when France and England decided to do fuck all until Germany started preparing to invade France in 1940, because they didn’t want to start another great war…