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Do you talk to the computer as if it could hear you? Does it ever talk back?



spend so long feeling like im dead now. already did my life, just kinda here now. but ive been feeling this way for 4 years, and every year i look back on the last year thinking "damn, i wish i could go back to that, that was so great". its not really that things are getting worse i guess. i felt this way even about the years behind me that were truly almost deadly. but my head is stuck in the past so much i sometimes don't know how to look at whats going on now. ive caught myself thinking "damn remember when i talked to some cute nerd? i wish i could do that again", or "it'd be so cool to make music again like i used to", in the middle of doing exactly those things. what a strange feeling.



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In the world of the digital, many of us have been tricked into thinking that something only needs to be said once. If someone has stated something, then stating it again is noise. Provides no purpose. Does not benefit anyone. The extension of this follows: I should not write something, on the off-chance that someone else whom I don't even know about has already written it, perhaps better. The fear of being more incomplete than an imagined other-expert. But an utter void of information is more incomplete than your works will be, and there is value in saying what has been said.



Router which does deep packet inspection, not for firewall purposes, but to see if her sysadmin is getting excited talking about her on IRC (her sysadmin does not connect to IRC with TLS for some reason)