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Expect occasional outages, missing prompts or images, and note that data may be deleted depending on hard drive space, usually after a few months, unless there's a major failure.

Prompt: A weathered Dell XPS laptop, its once sleek silver chassis now etched with nicks and scratches, sits open on an aged wooden desk. The screen, blank except for a single glowing emerald green circuit board tracing its edge, spills forth a cascade of vibrant neon symbols like exotic digital fireflies. Hands, clad in fingerless leather gloves that whisper of past cyberpunk exploits, hover near the screen, drawn to the mesmerizing dance of light. The air hums with an electromagnetic thrum, a faint echo of the laptop's dying battery struggling to power this forbidden ritual. Through the grimy window behind the desk, streaks of neon pink from a distant city skyline paint the room in an otherworldly glow, casting long, distorted shadows that writhe on the wall like phantoms conjured by the machine's arcane glow. Is this a desperate attempt to salvage data from a dying world, or a forbidden communion with some glitch-wracked entity from the datasphere? The scene simmers with unspoken urgency, a cyberpunk tableau frozen in time, waiting for the next click to tip the balance between reality and the electric dreams within the screen.

Jan 24, 2024, 8:08:26 AM
Jan 24, 2024, 8:08:26 AM