alt+f4 is an exit gesture. Not just from a program — but from a role, a routine, a mode of being. This work explores the human as a temporary interface: a set of clicks, decisions, and attempts to interact with a system that has long slipped out of control. Cursors are not pointers. They are us — figures searching for access, for usefulness, for visibility. But where does consciousness go when the interface resets? Where does the user end — and the program begin? The work draws on the Y2K aesthetic as a kind of digital folklore of anxiety. This isn’t just a crash — it’s a moment when crashing becomes the only way out. Or perhaps, the only way in — deeper, inward, into the silence behind the pixel. Sound design