>>729403872Yea? So will everything else?
Life has not meaning.
>>729403930Digital things can't errode
Time’s moving fast and nothing is even good anymore so if you’re just sitting around unemployed year after year it starts to feel like 100 years from now is next week and everything about this current moment is pointless.
>>729403872What video did he say this in
>>729404007Everything will turn to dust eventually. Including the servers used to host digital things.
>>729404007>throws an emp grenade at your shitstation
>>729404106>he think servers are required for digital thingsuhh sweaty your nas with 4 hard drives?
>>729404173>*Bricks your Nas*>B-BUT MUH X AND Y>*Sun expands and engulfs the earth*Bitch
>>729404168>Commits a terrorism as an attempt to disprove his point
>>729403872>death makes everything meaningless Babby’s first existential crisis
>>729403963That's why we as humans can create our own meaning.
>>729403872I've cut down on collecting a lot. I used to collect and save for "one day" in the future, but the future is already here and I'm going to be in my 40s soon. So I need to start enjoying what I have before its really too late. No more buying stuff for later (it's only going to get worse).
>>729404007Yes they can, everything is stored on physical media whether it be discs or harddrives. It will all decay and fail eventually. Even a stone tablet will erode when exposed to weather.
>>729404278>THIS ANON IS COMMITTING TERRORISM JUST TO PROVE A POINTsee nobody cares...
>>729403872One of the most unfunny faggots to ever be propped by boomers on 4chan.
>>729404293smoke weed for 15 years while navel-gazing and you will lose the ability to create meaning.i only exist in a perfect state of zero ambition, and someday i will no longer exist. and the universe will not notice or care.
>>729404269>bricks your nasthats not a thingi dont update nas bios, unless you mean raid failing which is only a problem for tards running raid 0as for losing data, just have backups ez.
>>729404432>"This game is ASSSS">"Poop lol">*poops on cartridge*>"haha">*sips on rolling rocks on the roll n rocker*What you don't like about him
>>729403872Why do you care so much about eventual dust then?
>>729404007The wild west of the internet will either end or the entire internets functionality will be washed away in a deluge of AI slop and cyber security fuckery, but regardless it is dying and so, so much is going to be lost in the process. The internet will make the Library of Alexandria look like a fucking joke. YouTube alone will.
>>729404007The only thing in this world that is eternal is the Word of God. Matthew 24:35. Repent, the day of judgment is coming.
>>729404865I don't agree, the Library of Alexandria was a single place, where as complete rom sets exist on thousands of hard drives accross the world. Yeah, the wild west could wipe ROM sets off the public internet, but as long as people are diligent then the data will continue to exist and persist. Yeah some day in 10,000 years blah blah blah, but as long as there is interest and not a cataclysmic event that nukes all data at once like a solar flare, I think people will continue to be able to share these things.
>>729404007Digital data doesn't exist as a physical object. You can only store digital data on physical objects which will eventually erode.
>>729404007>Digital things can't errode
>>729404007Where's the original 1973 Doraemon anime?
>>729404865the internet already makes the Library of Alexandria look like "a joke". it is a million times more voluminous than the library was.the library of Alexandria was, btw, systematic piracy. Here's how it works:>a ship docks in Alexandria>officials of the library board the ship and borrow any books they do not possess a copy of>they make a copy for the library, then return the original>this is compulsorythis is how you build the worlds biggest library. it's basically what AI companies have done, though the AI companies are doing it on a massive scale.
things dont turn to dust
>>729406025sand is just little rocks that used to be big rockseventually even sand can be worn down to nothing, just the chemical composition of silicates.
>>729403872So long as it outlasts me, I won't know to care.
>>729406201why has nothing turned to dust yet
>>729405985>this is how you build the worlds biggest library. it's basically what AI companies have done, though the AI companies are doing it on a massive scale.I wish, Meta pirated a free library and didn't seed it.
>>729404007https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_degradation
>>729406579>not having backups....Its nearly 2026 anon
>>729406579omg so hecking liminal and caretaker-core
>>729404865That has already been happening since the internet's inception, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_rot we just haven't had a large company with a bunch of data going belly up as badly as GeoCities did at least.>The wild west of the internet will either end or the entire internets functionality will be washed away in a deluge of AI slop and cyber security fuckeryHonestly it's already over, governments are doubling on internet policing and most traffic is on a few social media sites. No one self-hosts anymore.
>>729406704mr grady
You can't find Hulk Hogan's sex tape anywhere.
>>729405867Those were likely never digitized.
>>729403872Everything will turn to dust and nothing ever matters but don't you dare say the n word okay
>>729407131the n word will only turn to dust when the last human does. makes you think.
>>729403872>implying hoarders hoard for posterity and not for a dopamine hit in the present
Data degradation shit my ass. I still have ancient vids from literally 2001 still fully functional , in shitty ass 200p or 144p crappy resolution.Thats a quarter CENTURY old vids and data from the very early internet. Just store your fucking discs properly without scratching them or melting them, and make a copy or two every decade and you're good to go for AEONS
>>729406470well, the Library of Alexandria was not open to everyone. only the elite/scholars/priests/people with permission got in there. it was as much a pagan religious institution as it was a library.But yeah the concept of a Library for hard to get works is somewhat silly, with a global trade in books the rules are different, and the AI companies reason for pirating the entire internet is different from the reasons for the Library at Alexandria. but the basic tactics (ruthlessly making copies without asking for permission) is the same
>>729403872Nothing is more aesthetic than a SNES CIB collection. Prove me wrong.
>>729407818what is the lifespan of an SNES cart? they use a CMOS battery to preserve the save state, because it's all solid state there's no drive to write to. i've never had a cart just fail but surely they eventually corrode/short out, maybe less common than more fragile media of today. i remember SNES carts were designed to take abuse.
>>729405171Alexandria was actually part of a much larger network of libraries that spanned the Roman Empire.The Romans even had reading materials in the public baths that would be read aloud sometimes on the weekends.I think there were over 36 libraries in Rome alone. All of which slowly disappeared, mostly because government funding was cut off over the centuries.
>>729408050Batteries will die after a while. How long? Who knows. Maybe 10 years is the minimum, but most of my original carts from the early 90s still work. I've got a bunch of replacement batteries holders to solder in when I get some practice and they start failing. The ROM chips as far as I know aren't known to fail.
>>729408148>All of which slowly disappeared, mostly because government funding was cut off over the centuries.How topical.
>>729407707>it was as much a pagan religious institution as it was a library.True, it wasn’t like our modern concept of a library, where you can borrow a book to take home and read later.It was more like a fancy book lounge.It was also very pagan in tradition which why their public funding got slowly cut off as the emperors/government became more Christian.
>>729404920kike on a stick
>>729408148I didn't know that. Thank you for teaching me.
>>729408148the roman currency was ruthlessly debased as they went further and further into debt, it's not that they wouldn't pay for libraries but that they couldn't afford them any longer
