No.961
I don't think I prefer any place for this purpose.
I get closer to the wired by seeing connections, and I can see connections between any and everything given enough brain resources; I have no understanding of how I can provide myeslf with more such resources, so my only reason for preferring any place is gone.
If you can't feel the wired in a boring class and meaningless social competetive bullsoykaf, or toiling away in slave labor, or planting things in the garden just as well, you don't deserve to feel it among wires or computers either.
No.962
I hadnt been here in a while, but there exists a specific park.
I am a nostalgic person, a lot of stuff in my life has happened in that area, though admittedly most of it only because I happen to have been there, and I was there much, for it is such a delightful location.
my enjoyment for such space, may I assume just arise from being stuck in a city. as much as I enjoy urban places, to take a moment and go to a small chunk of forest conveniently within the agglomeration of buildings is a great relief.
No.1041
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No.1062
the chaos comuter club berlin
No.1063
For me it's hard to say, I feel kinda connected to it when I'm in my room at the students dorm.
What else can I say, I sometimes like to get away from it. Just reading a book or going for a walk in the woods can be so nice and it helps me calm down a lot more than being on the wired
No.1107
Da woods. But I don't go there nearly as often as I'd like.
The coast too, but again I don't just go there.
There's the backyard on my mother's house, I like it a lot but I go there only ocassionally.
So right now there is just my room, my spot at the computer, it's comfy and I can just chill. But I have to go out often else I end up annoyed.
No.1133
No.1134
Anywhere that isn't home. Nothing brushes away the shroud so easily as removing yourself from the veil of your daily life.
No.1135
>>1134as I sit in someone elses apartment, on a chair that isnt mine, far away from any place I ever sincerely called 'home', I must (dis)agree. at once this is both a feeling of delightful freedom and connectedness to the world, but in the same moment I long for a place in which I can simply put my things down and rest, without forever an eye on the door and a thought to what comes next. what comes after that, when this running may ever end.
stability frees us to do what we want, but routine makes us forget how.
No.1137
>>1135Well said lain
I feel the refuge is as important as the escape, whether that refuge be a bed or a tent or what have you. But nothing makes me feel so connected as being alone in a strange land.
No.1166
>>955It used to be my room when I still lived at home with my family and had a nice comfy battlestation with a nice set up. Now I'm literally leaching off a neighboring church's wifi USB tethering with my phone for a measly 5 Mb/s connection. But I'm desperate I'll do anything to get online.
