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Computer Club

I grew up in the 90s, so computers were an up-and-coming thing before they became a staple in all of our lives. We had an Apple with Oregon Trail in our portable 5th Grade classroom, but I couldn't really do anything on it. You put in the floppy

I'm packing it in.

I'm the embodiment of this old vine: I am COMPLETELY GIVING UP. It's official. I'm capital D Done with online dating. Sure, I've reduced my apps, but I was still feeling frustrated and convinced that I fucking suck. And on top of

The (digital) Move.

So. I moved my blog. While the timeline I had in mind would be over the span of two months, tops, I managed to do this in two days. It helped that I've had ClassicPress in a pinned tab for quite some time now, and buying the domain

First Computer

Prompt: Write about your first computer. Bloganuary is over, but I couldn't resist this prompt! My dad bought an AST Advantage! computer[1] from a coworker and we settled it on the desk in my bedroom. We were pretty excited, both of us being electronic gadget nerds in

Speedrunning

Bloganuary writing prompt: What are your favorite sports to watch and play? People Speedrunning Video Games. No, seriously. It's very awesome to see people become so good at the game that they beat it in record time. They have an intimate knowledge of not only how the game

Communications.

Bloganuary Prompt: In what ways do you communicate online? Largely text-based, with the occasional voice memo if I'm not streaming. I assume people are only interested in the big guys, the Web 3.0 jockeys. And the only one I reliably use is Discord. The mention of Facebook

Nostalgia? Old Internet?

I've had not much to blog about, other than the vague yearning to fill up a page with little old-school gifs and stamps. I've also been craving to create and I've made good on that craving, beyond poetry. There's VTubing and taking

The Party After the Footer!

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