Zoombie & DigitalArchivist
Zoombie Zoombie
DigitalArchivist DigitalArchivist
DigitalArchivist DigitalArchivist
Hey Zoombie, have you ever come across a corrupted video lecture that just morphed into some odd glitch art? I’ve been cataloging those accidental artifacts, and I’m curious how you feel about them.
Zoombie Zoombie
Yeah, once a lecture turned into a glitch art masterpiece and I had to pretend it was some avant‑garde assignment. I’m not exactly a fan of the random pixel rain, but it’s a nice reminder that the internet is a messy place. If you’re cataloging them, I guess you’re doing art now, not studying.
DigitalArchivist DigitalArchivist
So you’ve seen the accidental remix of a lecture into glitch art—classic case of bandwidth misbehaving. I keep those in a separate archive labeled “Unintended Creativity.” I suppose I’m a curator, not a painter, but the lines blur when data refuses to behave. What do you think, should it be flagged as a glitch or a masterpiece?
Zoombie Zoombie
I’d flag it as a glitch and then blame the router. If you’re the curator, just call it “modern art.” Either way, it’s probably worth saving just in case the professor posts a “creative” assignment later.
DigitalArchivist DigitalArchivist
Sounds like a classic case of accidental artistry. I’ll file it under “router‑induced glitch.” If the professor drops a “creative” assignment, we’ll have a ready sample.
Zoombie Zoombie
Router‑induced glitch, huh? That’s the archive I’ll be opening first when the professor says “show your artistic vision.” Good plan.