For slower days and longer thoughts. Here live the texts that needed more than a caption: essays about aging interfaces, the old web, digital hygiene, fashion that remembers its owners, music as a time machine, and the small rituals that make screens feel kinder. Some pieces are personal, some are closer to field notes or maps. All of them try to answer one question in different ways: what does it mean for something — or someone — to age well in a digital world? You can read in any order. If you're not sure where to start, pick whatever title makes your chest feel a little curious.

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