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Internet, Glorious Internet!
The satellite internet works amazingly well! Oh, thank goodness. No more counting megabytes to be sure we donāt incur huge overage fees. And I can text chat without the internet failing every other message, because the new router is not failing like the old one was! What a relief.
I also managed to write the first 1200 words of a fic about Crowley and Juliet while I waited for the install to be done. Today is a good day!
After you hit a certain age you notice the paradox of how the internet is forever yet also things on it can very easily be lost. Itās why thereās a thriving Lost Media community trying to dig up the most obscure shit no one ever thought about backing up, and copies may still be in storage units somewhere.
Whenever thereās an abandoned unit auction you never know if someoneās gonna find something lost for decades, and youāll also never know how much was destroyed because the buyer didnāt consider it valuable enough to resell.
And then communication. For a while you had your old standards of BBS and IRC and then the dot com bubble happened and there was an explosion of different competing services. Few people remembers John McAfeeās racist Wigwam app (he fetishized First Nations people and also called people who partook in his mini plane hobby āsky g*psies). We wouldnāt know how deeply disturbed he was for a while, and McAfee Virus Scan was bundled as part of Windows bloatware for years.
Mumble, Teamspeak, ICQ, IRC, Skype⦠there were more, but it already sounds like Bartās chant in Little Treehouse of Horror III.
We traded ftps for the cloud, which still leaves you relying on someone elseās computer to keep your files safe. I donāt want to think about how much data Iāve lost over the years. After Douglas Adamās death, they found he owned every type of Apple computer released until his death, all of them full of fragments of unfinished stories. Iāll always have mixed feelings on preserving works when creators specifically asked for them to be burned upon their passing.
So thereās my bit of middle-aged navel gazing for now.
tl;dr: make multiple copies of shit you wanna preserve, and at least one better be physical.
ā¦this was supposed to be me lamenting how many de rigueur platforms have come and gone and now thereās multiple vying to replace our current crumbling haunts.
Hp internet, preciso cuando estaba viendo la peli de evangelion
Being in the Taylor Swift fandom is not about music. Itās about doing low-stakes literary analysis of a huge catalog of interconnected but ultimately pretty uncomplicated texts. This shit draws English majors like moths to flame.

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TikTok to spend $500 million on first EU data center in Ireland
TikTok to spend $500 million on first EU data center inĀ Ireland
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By Vlad Savov TikTok, the embattled video-sharing app thatās found itself at the center of Washington-Beijing tensions, is setting up its first data center in Europe with a 420 million euros ($500 million) investment in Ireland, the company announced.
Promising to create hundreds of jobs, improve āthe safeguarding and protection of TikTok user dataā and shorten loading times for users inā¦
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Itās Time to Redefine BroadbandĀ Speeds A small group of protesters supporting net neutrality protest against a plan by Federal Communications Commission (FCC) head Ajit Pai, during a demonstration on December 7, 2017 in Washington.Photo: Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP (Getty Images)