u/HelpWantedInMyPants

Wiping your persistent memory profile and turning memory setting off won't prevent it.

If you have an account with nothing but normal, non-project threads, you'll experience isolated contexts (as far as I can tell). Once you introduce project folders, anything in any of them begin to affect any threads you subsequently create, whether or not they are in project folders and no matter what folder they're in.

There is clear stylistic and contextual memory bleed from project folder threads. It isn't retroactive.

You can run experiments by starting several new project folders, then stacking the creation of new threads between them after assigning a name to the assistant. New threads will recollect the names given from older ones more than enough of the time.

You can also use passwords instead of names. "Password 1 is asdf." "What is Password1?"

Try it. The contextual isolation is fuzzified once projects are a part of your system.

I've been setting up switchres with DOSBox-Pure and a VGA monitor I have connected through an adapter. I had to create additional resolutions through CRU but everything works fine and games run at 640/400@70hz.

I stumbled upon a strange thing with Sam & Max Hit the Road where entering dialogue with Max will cause the screen to go black. Bringing up the RetroArch menu restores visuals, but returning to the game makes it go dark again. Exiting the dialogue with Max returns everything to normal. There is no resolution change.

I've tested this with DOSBox-Pure and also DOSBox-Core.

I don't get this issue when using standalone DOSBox and using a .conf file to force the resolution to 640x400.

If I make a series of profile posts and I curate my content so that users who visit my profile can't see things posted directly to it - and I have zero followers - how is it still possible for those posts to be collecting view counts?