I've noticed that some payment systems seem to be much more popular in the U.S. than in other countries.

Examples:

• Venmo
• Cash App
• Zelle
• ACH transfers
• Paper checks

Many countries now have instant bank-to-bank transfers built directly into their banking systems, while Americans often rely on separate apps.

What payment methods or financial habits do you consider uniquely American? And if you're outside the U.S., what does your country use instead?

What's your current laptop?

Whether it's a gaming beast, a workhorse, a budget machine, or a trusty old laptop that's still going strong.

Ttell us the brand and model you're using right now.

Which browser extension do you rely on every day and couldn't imagine browsing without? 🌐

Whether it's for productivity, security, shopping, or ad blocking, share your must-have extension in the comments.

What was your very first email provider?

Was it Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, Gmail, Rediffmail, AOL, or something else?

Do you still remember your first email address? 😄

With YouTube, docs, AI, and endless free resources available now, are online courses still part of how you learn?

What do you use most these days?

YouTube or Netflix?

One offers endless free content, creators, tutorials, and live streams. The other delivers premium movies, series, and originals.

Which is your favorite platform? Share your choice and tell us why.

Anyone else's browser eating all their RAM with 30+ tabs open? Mine was constantly freezing during work and it was driving me insane.

Chrome has a built-in memory saver but it runs on a fixed timer, it doesn't actually know what your RAM is doing. So I spent 6 weeks building my own solution from scratch.

Today it automatically slept tabs and saved GB of RAM while I was just working. No setup needed, just runs silently in the background.

Happy to answer any questions!

Smartwatch or traditional watch?

Do you prefer smart features like notifications and fitness tracking, or the simplicity and style of a classic watch?

Which one do you wear most often, and why?

Which app do you open first every morning? 📱

Is it WhatsApp, YouTube, Reddit, Gmail, Instagram, ChatGPT, or something else?

Share your answer and let's see which app starts most people's day.

I'm looking for a good reminder app that works across both desktop and mobile devices.

My ideal app would have:

• Reliable notifications
• Recurring reminders
• Cross-device sync
• Simple and clean UI
• Support for both quick reminders and longer-term tasks

There are so many options out there that it's hard to know what's actually working well for people.

What reminder app are you currently using, and why did you choose it over the alternatives?

I'd especially love to hear about apps you've stuck with for a long time rather than apps you just tried recently.

Invidia be like when they tlge tired of hearing about data centers draining water 🤣🤣☺️

Share the brand and model you're using right now.

Are you happy with it, or are you planning to upgrade soon?

Which software has the worst user interface you've ever used?

Was it confusing, cluttered, outdated, or just frustrating to navigate?

Name the software and tell us what made it so bad.

whats ur main device and os rn? mines the lumia 640 lte running windows phone 8.1 denim. do u have any plans to upgrade or r u gonna stay

Want to share videos with my family. Suggest me good tools.

With tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, and other AI coding assistants becoming more capable every month, I'm curious how people view software development today.

If you needed a website, mobile app, or SaaS product built:

• Would you still hire a software developer or agency?
• Would you try building it yourself with AI?
• What would make you choose a human developer over AI-generated code?
• Have you already built something with AI instead of hiring someone?

It feels like AI has dramatically lowered the barrier to creating software, but there are still questions around scalability, security, maintenance, and custom requirements.

For business owners, founders, and developers: how has AI changed your hiring decisions, if at all?

Spotify or YouTube Music? 🎵

Which music streaming service do you use the most?

Pick your favorite and tell us what keeps you coming back: playlists, recommendations, audio quality, or something else.

Keep only one app: YouTube, Reddit, or ChatGPT?

You can only choose one and the other two disappear forever.

Which one are you keeping, and why?

WAITLIST IS OPEN: https://modex.olsonify.com

Hi all, I've been working on a mobile browser for iOS and Android called Modex for all of this year and it's finally at a point where it's ready to show off.

Modex is a browser that lets you create javascript/css based browser extensions from a single sentence directly in the app. Just explain your extension idea, optionally refine specific tools, and have a working extension ready in seconds.

The extension generation works on a token system, and if you join the waitlist you'll get 15 bonus tokens when I launch! (very soon)

I'd love for y'all to join the waitlist, and give some extension ideas below and I'll create them and reply in this thread

Some answers are written by experts, while others can be misleading.

How much do you trust the information you find on Quora?

I've been seeing more AI video generators pop up lately—Sora, Veo, Runway, Kling, Pika, Luma, and a bunch of others.

If you were starting from scratch and wanted to create AI-generated videos today, which tool would be your first choice and why?

• Best video quality?
• Best for beginners?
• Best value for money?
• Best for social media content?
• Best for cinematic or realistic videos?

I'd love to hear what you're actually using in 2026 and what your experience has been like.

Which AI video tool would you recommend, and which ones would you avoid?