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The reason you store them is because one day you will think of this image you enjoyed. You'll feel compelled to look for it. You scour your history, bookmarks,
by Mirioron 5y ago
The reason you store them is because one day you will think of this image you enjoyed. You'll feel compelled to look for it. You scour your history, bookmarks, search and anything else for clues. Finally, you find the URL! You click on it and is 404'd.
And this is why people compulsively store things they might want to one day revisit.
- coldacid 5y agoFor the same reason, I have ISOs of software CDs from the 1990s scattered across my many hard drives, just in case I need to scratch an itch and play with those programs again in some VM or emulator.