Literally only do digital stuff on my desktop anymore. And nowadays browsing the internet just isn't fun anymore. Aside from small in-groups of people I've known since I was a kid I don't delve into the net anymore. And even at that I don't use my computer nearly as often as I once did

It's partly because I'm older and partly because everything out there nowadays no longer holds a "grass-roots" type of orientation where cooperation and mode of content is organic, no longer something unique, genuine at it's face and immediately enjoyable. Corporations have successfully metastasized and forced themselves into the fiber of what I used to love and so I just grew tired of it; even little nooks like 4-ch have been tangentially affected, new users unknowingly lacking purity, browsing and posting without realizing it's from a time long since passed.

Don't get me wrong. Plenty of places on the (non-English speaking) web could benefit from new users. It's that by using the web to communicate with other people today, we as Westerners only dig further down into the muck and mire, seeing how deep we really can force ourselves into the tarnished filth we can go by continuing to retain hope that there's something worthwhile to see, participate in and do.

These words are meant to help you. What you love is dead, Anon. Go away