strange error i encountered trying to download my website: i have a directory called "aux" and an image called "aux.png" on my site and kept getting errors with those. apparently "aux" is a reserved string in windows and you cannot use it as the name for a file or directory
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visualculture
1 year ago
i went and renamed the directory "ox" and updated all the links that i could think of (i may have missed some)
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visualculture
1 year ago
full list of reserved strings, fyi: CON, PRN, AUX, NUL, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7, LPT8, LPT9
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i spent a couple hours reading your site and links so far (and havent even gotten to your audio yet), i really like the topics you write about. also nax is incredible
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Been doing my engineering design review while jamming to Ephemeron. Hated doing the writing but your music was just sublime <3
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visualculture
1 year ago
these are pieces that i own, for now just documenting original paintings/drawings and etchings (no prints for now)
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1 year ago
Your photographic pages are probably the most informative and attractive of any that I've seen here. Would that I'd bothered to shoot some in Fukuoka and Sapporo! :'/ BTW, you might want to proofread your link to my site X)
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visualculture
1 year ago
thank you that means a lot to me :) i really want to go again, it's been too long. and thanks for catching the mistyped URL xD it's fixed now
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thank you for the follow. looking forward to reading your content as you continue to build your site. i am also a weird fiction fan
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zettelkasten is definitely this year's most compellingly readable hierarchically modular page, and a reminder of why propagation of hard copy is an enduring imperative for me....
the recent issues with the internet archive are another reminder of the short lifespan of electronic data