Today I was eagerly awaiting the first impressions of my debut as Alias: Ca O.S. and, to be honest, the result couldn't have been more perfect. It proves that entropy is my natural state and chaos, my best teacher.

It all started with the access ritual. I always forget my authentication passwords, so my entry protocol depends on a Private Key stored on a thumb drive on my keychain. A physical key for a digital world. I managed to get in, saw the notification for the first comment, and felt that dopamine rush... until I opened the comment box.

Instead of a generic welcome, I received a digital "ear-tug." It turns out that on this blockchain, we have guardians who are very vigilant of the processes, and I came across this message from Hive account@lovesniper:

"It is fine that you wish to reset your account, but it would be advisable not to use the #introduceyourself tag and to mention your previous username in this reintroduction. You are not new to Hive."

At first, I felt a sting of irritation. It was never my intention to hide my past; my previous account, Hive account@rdsmas, was my refuge for poetry and literature. But Ca O.S. is a completely different version of me, version 4.3, a distinct life compilation. However, as they say in the legal world: "Ignorance of the law is no excuse" (or in this case "of the downvote in this environment).

Since my Life style operating system is about living beyond the prevailing entropy, I decided not to let the process stop due to an execution error. I took note of the bug and proceeded to "fix" it immediately:

Every action in our life's path leaves a line of code in our experience. My lesson today for all survivors and members with multiple accounts is this:

"Transparency is not a vulnerability; it is the most powerful firewall you have."

In decentralized environments like Hive, your reputation is the only asset you cannot recover with a hard reset. If you’re going to reboot your system, do it with the lights on. Do not fear the guardians; they only ensure the ecosystem doesn't collapse. In the end, a mistake corrected in time is simply a lesson that didn't cost you too much.

Hoy esperaba con mucha emoción las primeras impresiones sobre mi debut como Alias: Ca O.S. y, para ser sincero, el resultado no pudo ser más perfecto. Queda demostrado que la entropía es mi estado natural y el caos, mi mejor maestro.

Todo comenzó con el ritual de acceso. Siempre olvido las claves de los autenticadores, así que mi protocolo de entrada depende de una Private Key que vive en un pendrive colgado de mi llavero. Una llave física para un mundo digital. Logré entrar, vi la notificación del primer comentario y sentí esa descarga de dopamina... hasta que abrí la caja de comentarios.

En lugar de una bienvenida genérica, recibí un "jalón de orejas" digital. Resulta que en esta blockchain tenemos guardianes muy celosos de los procesos, y me encontré con este mensaje de Hive account@lovesniper:

"It is fine that you wish to reset your account, but it would be advisable not to use the #introduceyourself tag and to mention your previous username in this reintroduction. You are not new to Hive."

Al principio, sentí esa carga de irritación. Ya qué mi intención nunca fue ocultar mi pasado; mi cuenta anterior, Hive account@rdsmas, fue mi refugio de poesía y literatura. Pero Ca O.S. es otra versión de mí, la 4.3, un recopilatorio de vida totalmente distinto. Sin embargo, como bien dicen en el mundo legal: "El desconocimiento de la norma no exime de la responsabilidad" (o del temido downvote en este entorno).

Como mi sistema operativo personal se trata de vivir más allá de la entropía, decidí no dejar que el proceso se detuviera por un error de ejecución. Tomé nota del bug y procedí a "fixearlo" de inmediato: