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A person who constantly travels (nomad) and constantly uses computers (digital). The latter usually (but not necessarily) to generate income.
But there are these categories, broadly speaking. People who ...
1. ... have a remote job that they can do from anywhere who like to travel a lot.
2. ... have (usually new) money and confuse spending that on some sort of digitally administrable business that isn't sustainable with 'entrepreneurship'. While traveling.
3. ... scam other people by selling guides for how to become one of the above. While traveling.
4. ... record themselves buying, wearing, doing stuff that makes other, equally simple-minded people jealous. While traveling.
If they amass enough of aforementioned simpletons looking at their media, they may manage to generate an income from this.
Often people are in multiple groups.
Twenty years ago you would almost only meet digital nomads from group 1.
Nowadays they seem to be the minority.
Especially people who are rich often call themselves "digital nomads" because the following, better suited terms, sound way less cool:
affluent alien
made migrant
wealthy vagabond
Granny died and left me her fortune. Finally I can become a digital nomad!
Ditgital circus is an indie animation created by glitch that’s pretty good in my opinion, And then the content farms found them and made all the actors super uncomfortable shipping the characters with each other and using ai to make voices and also using the stupid skibidi toilet shows to make the main characters skibidi toilets and fight each other and the music that was fine later got ruined by the content farms heck even they decided to make shipping songs.
Digital circus is a good show
the pimp of the digital age
man's a digital pimp, he be digital pimpin these hoes
it may be digital, but my pimpin still ain't easy
check out that digital pimp over there
The exploitation of digital media to unfairly influence the outcome or to create an unjust result. It can be a form of cheating and illicit practices that take advantage of and exploit media users. In some cases, media users are programmed to go viral with misinformation or disinformation. Much like when an arson strikes a match when the conditions are favorable for a wildfire to spread in ways that are most damaging to the environment.
The Russians have learned quickly that they can positively influence the outcome of an election through digital exploitation. much easier than conventional war. Surprisingly they have the help of a large minority of the public who support their candidate right or wrong.
a vape
'durry' is Australian slang for a cigarette
she was smoking a digital durry
Digital Rot is the feeling of malaise and ennui which results from hours spent in a decadent, ceaseless activity, be it watching TV, listening to music, playing video games, watching porn, scrolling on social media, but is usually a combination of all of these things. This does not *have to* result from screens and digital activity, but it typically does.
While similar to mind rot, digital rot seems to be an exacerbated form, in that digital media is far more accessible, and allows a person to sequester themselves in a dungeon of their own creation for years at a time.
>A few students show up to class, John, Jack, and Jacob.
>John stares at the board aimlessly for the whole class, not writing anything, and blankly staring and glancing around the entire room.
>Jack, whispering to Jacob: "Is John okay?"
>Jacob, whispering to Jack: "He has digital rot. His girlfriend left him, so he stayed up all night doom scrolling, watching porn, and playing video games while messaging me about how sad he was."
>Jacob pokes John in the shoulder
>John has no reaction
>Jacob, whispering: "See?"
>Jack: "wow. He needs to go to church."
>Jacob: "Yeah."
A hand gesture featuring an extended middle finger, which symbolizes the term "Fuck you!" and is usually used to express extreme contempt or rejection of the recipient. Differs from "Flipping the Bird", which refers to the literal gesture itself, in that "The Big Digit" is euphemistically employed more to refer to the sentiment behind the gesture in polite company.
"I used to friends with Todd, but we haven't hung out with that jerk since I loaned him that $200 and then got The Big Digit when I asked for it back."