Mar 10, 2025
DRM and big tech's war on ownership has led me to make my own media libraries, and you should too.
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DRM and big tech's war on ownership has led me to make my own media libraries, and you should too.
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clearing out a place I was saving things and never looking at them again:
https://www.readingdesign.org/250-things
https://www.wired.com/story/welcome-year-50-information-age
'the worm drives helically through the wood' origin in a comment: http://nielsenhayden.com/electrolite/archives/003789.html#29472
the origin of 'wilhoit's law' in a comment: https://crookedtimber.org/2018/03/21/liberals-against-progressives/#comment-729288
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Day 78
It is very strange to read things I’ve written over a decade ago or longer. In part because sometimes I would write blurbs or bits and pieces of things when I got a story idea. And sometimes looking back on it, I’m not sure where the idea came from. It sometimes feels like it came out of left field.
Also I did a lot (and still do) written role plays and I have those also saved. Which is weird, sometimes I wonder what my brain was thinking of. The worst part is, I came up with some of that in university and it feels like I should have been in high school for some of those story plots.
Normally I wouldn’t, except I just recently sold my old laptop (over a decade old now) and was going through the files to see what needed to be deleted. I didn’t simply wipe it back to factory settings because that laptop has one of the last versions of both Photoshop and Microsoft Suites before they went to a subscription base.
Because fuck Adobe and fuck Microsoft for that shitty business model.
You know what I've been doing for the last 45 minutes?
I've been cleaning superfluous photos off of my phone. Want to know why? Because you anuses (beautiful, *beautiful* anuses) keep posting pictures that I want to save to my phone and never go without again. Also because my packrat behavior apparently extends into the digital realm.
The Saga of the Macbook Cleanse: Part II
Michael: YOU ARE THE BIGGEST DIGITAL PACK RAT I HAVE EVER MET
Michael: FYI
Me: Love you too