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whisper

@hyperwhisper.net

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I DIDNT COME HERE TO WIN I CAME HERE TO MAKE FRIENDS co founder newart.city virtual art space digital homemaking at resonant.love computational commoning at secretserver.club hyperwhisper.net // deadname.online

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 01/08/2026

putting the finishing touches on my latest fucked up computer. her working hostname is SLIP, but I’m considering christening her Marsha or MARSHA if I can figure out a good enough acronym. I’ve spent the better part of the last year thinking about this piece and I’m really proud of it.

a dual screen computer built into a 2 foot by 4 foot sheet of laminated plywood on giant 8” pneumatic casters, with an inset button controller and a cute pink split keyboard. on the left vertical monitor is a beautiful picture of marsha p johnson wearing a flower crown, on the right square monitor is a jumble of blended flower pictures

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 17/07/2026

i was stressing about how to mount this wd blue i found on the ground onto this server but its helpful to remember you can literally just throw a computer in a cardboard box

a pc motherboard mounted to a square of scrap plywood with a 500gb hard drive leaning against it

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 28/06/2026

our friend found out we're getting married from our ring mood board on arena

screenshot of an arena channel called ring a ding ding

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 28/06/2026

i got one of those daylight pcs for about half off the $700 retail price, which i would never have paid bc its more than ive spent on a computer in a decade but wow it is a real treat to be able to write comfortably in sunlight, ive dreamed of computing like this for years

an epaper tablet sitting on grass in a a park with a split keyboard in front of it

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 10/09/2025

“I think empathy is a made up New Age term that does a lot of damage.” -Charlie Kirk

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 04/06/2025

one of my first dates w my gf was building matching radios (i 3d printed cases and monogrammed them with our names)

a pink sparkly meshtastic radio with a super long antenna

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 08/01/2025

welp there goes the fuckin neighborhood family is safe but childhood home burned with most of my possessions

only the burned façade of a mediterranean style house remains, scorched olive trees still standing in the foreground. a burned subaru in the driveway

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 17/11/2024

Art, posts, gathered files, and field recordings surface and mix serendipitously, triggered by paragraphs from Dead Name. The console returns echoes from the future. A controller repurposed from Memory Terminal offers two choices: dwell and change. Witnessing leaves traces, and you can't go back.

In the foreground, I hold a lasercut rectangular aluminum controller module about 8 inches wide. It has two mirrored empty holes where joysticks used to be. Scratched into the panel are the words ‘dwell’ and ‘change’. above ‘dwell’ is an arrow toward a single central key. below change, an arrow points to three keys.

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 17/11/2024

It is one transient home for over 5,000 media artifacts spanning 10 years of digital life. This is a first attempt to develop something like a digital vitrine// altar for this archive spanning two lives.

Left screen displays a black and white photo of a woman at a mainframe, overlayed with an abstract green texture. Right screen displays text ‘I want you to think about me tomorrow’ in comic sans.

Two 11x17 images hang on the wall above, Each image displays a pile of discarded computer monitors overlaid and obscured by natural materials one dense and verdant, the other sharp and sandy. The verdant image echoes with the desktop background of the vertical display.

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whisper @hyperwhisper.net · 17/11/2024

FREE COMPUTER (Archive #1): Every part of this computer, aside from the 12$ graphics card, was free. The furniture was found on the street. The rackmounted monitors were acquired through an eBay scam. The archive can sit comfortably in four inches of water. Its components are basically fungible.