Post number #378563, ID: ef3d15
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i want my own space in the internet.
before i die i wanna leave a piece of me in the internet making me virtually immortal.
good thought
Post number #378625, ID: 058442
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tfw ive spent years carving out a little space via social media and microblogs but even those will one day disappear when sites go down... I will never have my internet immortality
Post number #379406, ID: be65df
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Buy a domain, anon. learning html/css is easy, yet allows your creativity to blossom into an artifact the world can see, and will remember.
Post number #379954, ID: d1e11f
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>>379406 not sure if domain registrars would accept posthumous payment from a dead person's credit card
Post number #379980, ID: ff26f2
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>>379406 Or even better: get a neocities subdomain and hosting. It's at no cost.
Post number #380186, ID: b6a53d
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Nothing lasts forever, OP. In some gazillions of years the universe will collapse and everything will cease to be. Embrace nihilism.
Post number #380199, ID: 19bfce
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When I die I want them to bury my computer to be dug up in the future and be recreated in an AI simulacrum of myself based on examining the enclosed data
Post number #380443, ID: fcf6d5
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Make a single grammar correction on a single wikipedia page. EZ.
Post number #380446, ID: 7d4e19
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Send nudes. Those will never leave the internet.
Post number #380607, ID: 8e2883
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>>378563 A "piece" of you on the internet might make you immortal if you want to define it that way, but what good is being immortal if you're unconscious; due to being actually dead.
Post number #380617, ID: 4c5eba
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>>380607 you're being remembered by some people. That's something.
Post number #380675, ID: 6ce237
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>>380446 The best answer
Post number #381055, ID: 4bb916
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I can't wait until kids in 2121 are assigned to "write a paper on a normal person from the turn of the 21st century based on their social media footprint."
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| i want my own space in the internet.
before i die i wanna leave a piece of me in the internet making me virtually immortal.
good thought