There's a strange corner of the internet that loves to look at pictures of incredibly dirty computers
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I recently discovered the subreddit "r/dustypcs," which includes hundreds of pictures and several YouTube videos of incredibly dusty, filthy computers. It reminds me of the obsession some have with watching pimples getting popped.
With just under 2,000 followers, the "r/dustypcs" subreddit is nowhere near as popular as subreddits where PC enthusiasts show off their clean, pristine, and beautifully crafted PCs, like the "r/battlestations" subreddit, which has more than 450,000 followers.
Still, r/dustypcs is updated fairly frequently with new pictures, which means that dirty, dusty, filthy computers are a thing and people want to see more.
Check it out and see if you, too, like to look at pictures of gross PCs:
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