At this point my photo printer is dead, gone, and recycled. My Spyder 2 monitor calibrator seems to have had a color filter or two decay to the point I can no longer use it. And I dropped and broke my only working medium format camera, one of my favorites, on a vacation in Maui. I still have a backlog of unscanned film, but my film scanner for 35mm leaves lines if I scan negs in Vuescan and doesn't give me a nice quick workflow if I use the manufacturer scan program. I forgot to change the technical contact for my website when I moved more than a year ago and the domain and hosting expired without me noticing. The old AthlonXP PC that had the website (and most already scanned photos) on it has spontaneously ceased to work (and an uninstaller killed XP's mount point for my "Documents and Settings" partition before that so Windows wasn't working) and I don't want to pay for parts to try to fix it. I recently moved out of the room I was renting and in with grandma.
As a result I am no longer offering my Arbitrary Anniversary/ Corrupt Kiriban contest as I'd actually have to pay for someone to print the image now. Not that anyone ever took advantage of the offer to bullshit why their pageview number was important and get a free print anyway. I'm also going to have to give serious consideration to giving up on film entirely, despite my investment in stock and scanners. Not that I have the money for a DSLR to replace it.
On the plus side, moving in with grandma means less rent, in a better neighborhood, with more room, free food (insistently so!), and better amenities. I should be able to save more, so maybe I can replace some of this stuff. I still have my current computer, a backlog of unposted shots going back a couple years, and working scanners. You may see new posts from me yet. I've taken an interest in some other hobbies so some of that might show up too. Migrating files off my old computer is mostly a matter of effort in my case, namely I haven't expended any.
Overall I think things may be looking up.