big, big dig the art of the unripe fig. dig the fig. the work on your substack is rad as hell; are you planning on posting similar art on here, or using the site to other ends? good luck on getting it all set up and launched, i still feel like i'm in a constant state of redesigns and endless toil.
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Looking back at old interactions, I've noticed a lot of accounts I really enjoyed and talked to a lot haven't updated anything in two, three, even four years sometimes. There's a chance some of these folks are no longer with us. Most probably just moved on from this little niche web rev thing. Either way, enjoy this space with friendly folks while you can. It ends sooner than you think.
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geouniversal
1 year ago
i never update anymore but i also have no where else to go so i am still here!
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dope site
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thmnwhhsfld
1 year ago
Your stories are so.. low-key horrifying :D.. they have a very special vibe! fantastic!!!
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nohappynonsense
1 year ago
tysm for saying so. low key horrifying is definitely one of my intended reactions haha
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lostletters
1 year ago
I did not expect that discord link to work, but you really commit to the bit. amazing!
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Did you read Mike Grindle's (https://mikegrindle.com/) recent post "What to Do with My Blog When I’m Gone" (https://mikegrindle.com/posts/when-im-gone) and you loved it? Well have I got a good listen for you!
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nohappynonsense
1 year ago
Last night's episode of Techtonic w/Mark Hurst featured Carl Öhman, author of "The Afterlife of Data." Absolutely fascinating interview, avail here: https://www.wfmu.org/flashplayer.php?version=3&show=143612&archive=258097
nohappynonsense
1 year ago
(This was aired live on WFMU, the greatest radio station on earth. Check out their site for round the clock, live-DJ hosted radio: https://www.wfmu.org/)
nohappynonsense
1 year ago
Some cool stuff I remember off the top of my braino from the episode: big tech are the unwilling stewards of history, and as such, they end up scrubbing lots of important things that are shared on their platforms (i.e. war crimes depicted on video sent to Youtube gets auto-deleted, etc)
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nohappynonsense
1 year ago
One person in the world effectively owns the entirety of the #metoo testimonials and may or may not just choose to nuke them from the servers one day.
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nohappynonsense
1 year ago
By 2070 there will be approx 2 billion dead users of social media, and none of the companies have any plans how to handle this
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nohappynonsense
1 year ago
Modernism rejects the idea of death, social media is a hypermodern platform in itself, and yet we are now faced with forced or willing interactions with dead people on these platforms
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nohappynonsense
1 year ago
Anyway, none of this is sponsored or anything in any way, I'm just some guy posting stuff I like. Check it out
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skep
1 year ago
Did they cover taking an apprentice to silently replace you without anyone knowing? Asking for a friend
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If you updated your page recently, I love you. If you haven't updated for a while, I love you.
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Thank you very much for this kind and encouraging note! I would have replied sooner, but I was still in "new user" jail :D
I'm hoping eventually to have all sorts of different art and writing on my Neocities page. Lots of work to do, but the toil so far has been rewarding :)
when the toil is over, your site is deceased. enjoy the work, looking forward to what you create!