These threads are for discussion of all things Cyberpunk, from movies, TV, websites, games, and even current events. Related topics range from fashion, to personal security and anonymity, to alternative and creative hardware, and much more.
>What is cyberpunk? Cyberpunk is a genre of science fiction set in a lawless subculture of an oppressive society dominated by computer technology.
Found this question on another /cyb/: >List something cyberpunk-ish you do/are doing irl
For example: I've been studying for certs and running VMs inside of VMs with ESXi, Looking to set up some web facing servers for irc, teamspeak, and some other stuff. Got a guy cyber-squatting on some pretty schway domain names that he'd probably be willing to trade for some 3d design/printing work.
Anyone else?
Joseph Barnes
I was gonna ask what domains, but I suppose revealing them wouldn't be in your best interest.
Oliver Adams
I'm currently running a rack full of secondhand servers. Shit's comfy as fuck. Needs more neon glowing aesthetic though. Also the monitor failed.
Evan James
Another pic with more light. Grey Server is running ESXi with a bunch of vms handling web/firewall/mumble/freenas/owncloud/plex
The black machine that you can't see because of the keyboard tray is my personal machine running unraid with a virtual domain inside. It has an instance of windows server and several virtual machines that are passed through to graphics cards and run to my tv and desk where there are keyboards/monitors hooked up.
There's also about an hour of standby batteries stashed behind the rack.
I should really get around to learning how docker works.
James Taylor
Forgot pic.
Thomas Butler
Daily reminder that things are only going to get worse. Technology is going to advance and people will get dumber, privacy will be breached and freedom compromised. The collision between chaos and order will be more drastic in people. Our thoughts will be monitored. Lives will be harder to sustain once AI and robotics get steam-rolled into conventional labor. Robots and AI will only make the elites richer since they now have free labor, while unemployment and poverty will increase, making economic inequality increase. People won't care since their reality is skewed through the lenses of intentionally placed propaganda on social media. They'll even agree with the policies because it's aesthetic is seemingly progressive and that appeals to the engineered ideology. Junk tech will get bigger. Useful technology will be stuck in the past. Enjoy the free internet while you can, because it's will be the last medium to share information freely that isn't compromised. They'll be rolling out internet licenses soon enough. That'll be how they subversively control the flow of information. The dark times are only beginning and we've seen the last of the good emperors. Stay healthy and trust no one.
Nicholas Sanchez
I like that /cyb/ was added to the image
Jacob Hernandez
>List something cyberpunk-ish you do/are doing irl War games on overthewire.org
I've learnt so much about Linux from these, as well as working through a book on penetration testing.
I want to make a raspberry Pi a forward facing server, and set it up as a honeypot with a bunch of logicbombs in there so if some clever cunt tries something he'll get nuked
Ian Green
thx chummer i did it in ms paint
Benjamin Lopez
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Adam Bell
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Jack Fisher
I've always wanted a minicomputer, I'd kill for a nova 800, even an early micro like an 8800, but I just found this little thing. A "trainer computer", for people before they went in front of a main machine. The repro has a fair bit more memory than the original OSI 300, but if you don't use it it doesn't matter, the original guide it came with still stands. If I'm really lucky the guy who originally made the repro will have some left, but chances are I'll just go and order some custom PCB's myself, then track down the bits.
Ethan Hill
best cyberpunk movie ever made?
Ethan Parker
nice setup
Thomas Cruz
Spy Kids 3D: Game Over
Robert Russell
Sounds pretty close to what I want to eventually get set up. Not too worried about home theater stuff, but I do need to either get a VM working right to run my CAD software and my 3D printer, or build another PC for that and repurpose the existing PC into a virtualization server.
Decisions, decisions. And money. Money helps...
Kevin Cook
youarelistening.to/ good /cyb/ radio plays ambient music from soundcloud over various police scanners
Dylan Brown
Now I'm trying to contact the guy who made this, Christopher, I think. Nothing on the site seems to have his contact info, all the comments on his stuff is closed, and the only other trace of him is a single post on a forum by a new account with no other details. Anyone help me out here? randomvariations.com/category/osi-300-trainer/
Jaxon Lewis
well, vm setup is fast and easy, really. I do it all the time.
Liam Thomas
Thx for this site
Nathan Ward
Production manager at a brand new club and am figuring out how to control the entire lighting rig from my smartwatch
Ryder Reed
I do too, but it would be less of a headache to just get the few parts I need for a dedicated machine, instead of trying to get the features and connectivity I need out of a vm.
Then I could throw 2012 or 2016 DC on the current box, server it out, and stick it in a closet.
Colton Brooks
You might want to reconsider the air flow. As it is it will suck dustbunnies off the floor.
Blade Runner.
Jayden Cox
Why not go for the Cosmac ELF? The design is more than 40 years old and still lives on. The "Membership Card" design fits into an Altoid tin.
Julian Carter
I use a raspi for my 3d printer. I don't trust a VM to be real-time enough to keep the gcode flowing fast enough.
Wyatt Bailey
making my home network a security sanctuary. i have everything mapped out but i need to buy a NIC and possibly buy a wireless card. also i have an old ps3 running linux dedicated to trip mining
Charles Murphy
The 1802 doesn't exactly have the community of the the 6502, plus the 300 has a bloody good "Getting started" guide.
Andrew Gutierrez
See that's one of my problems. That and I'm a poorfag with a shitty XYZ printer that needs a proprietary slicer to run properly. Raspi would be awesome if I had a decent printer.
All I need is a board, case, and ssd anyhow. Got a ton of leftover parts from upgrades and trashcan rescues.
Jacob White
Indubitably the legendary 6502 has a cult status others can only dream of. It was the first processor I came across and I learned assembly code before BASIC.
The 1802 has one major advantage though: low power consumption, and the compactness of the Membership Card is pretty hard to beat.
Jordan Gonzalez
>and the compactness of the Membership Card is pretty hard to beat. I can't argue with that, plus it's the only kit you can actually get your hands on. I'll order one when I have a few bucks spare, but for now I will keep searching for the OSI 300.
Elijah Ramirez
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Landon Price
bump
Dominic Foster
>movies I've been wondering if the new gits movie is going to stimulate any interest in cyberpunk in the mainstream, as paradoxical as it sounds. It might at least become more relevant, considering the state of the world off and online nowadays.
Colton Miller
we've been able to delay that shit for at least 8 years ever since Nov 8 not everyone with money and power is a demonic psychopath, some prefer to live in a free world full of positive energy the factions that want to bring about the dystopia you spoke of, are far from being completely in control
Caleb Long
you know I use botnet 10 along side my gentoo and bsd installs, and botnet aside its a pretty solid os, and can even be fun if you know what you're doing but mspaint instead of paint.net, cmon now
Joseph Reed
Just watched Animatrix for the first time and holly shit was it incredible. The should make a full movie out of the Second Renaissance.
Gavin Gray
I always thought the Second Renaissance was far better than any of the sequels, even the original. I just fear hollywood would fuck it up utterly, painting the humans as the good guys, rather than the manipulated, manipulating selfish dumb assholes they are.
Dominic Morales
Now that I think about it, a film that paints humans as the bad guys would be such a shock to the mainstream audiences the reaction would be gold.
David Adams
Fuck Hollywood, they already ruined GitS anyway. This was done in Japan anyway, just make a 2 trilogy that starts as Time of Eve and ends like Terminator.
Colton Wilson
Anyone got the number of the guys who did Ex Machina? At least they might have the delicacy to work around it. Netflix is into avant guard stuff too, right?
Jonathan Barnes
>Netflix Since they are going to adapt Castlevania, I doubt they would not be interested in adapting Matrix, though the problem is getting permission from the Wachowskis sisters or whoever holds the franchise.
Jace Ross
>Wachowskis sisters Heh OH FUCK YOU ARE SHITTING ME THEY BOTH WENT TRANS? FUCKING BOTH OF THEM?
Nathan Ortiz
Reality is stranger than fiction, cybro
Jonathan Nguyen
such things that balding may do to a man
Caleb Thomas
At least she lost some fat [spoiler]and some balls[/spoiler].
Gabriel Hernandez
People are individuals now. They don't care how their culmination of wealth effects the economy because have the Randian philosophy of thinking nothing matters but themselves. Even if they're not actively pessimistic towards the common people, it's in their nature to optimize whatever is in their best interest, which is the cultivation of wealth.
Joshua Robinson
EVERY single person with money and power is a sociopath. All they do is maintain some plausible deniability so things can't backfire.
Ever big company does some barely legal shit, like buying from a factory that is known to explore slave labor; paying government officials to look the other way; creating monopolies, cartels, etc.
How they do it? Simple, if you are upper management you can dictate profit quotas to lower management, the lower management get this almost impossible order so the only way to comply is doing barely legal shit. When regulatory agencies find this stuff and if it doesn't implicate them lower management gets the blame while upper management get that sweet profit margins.
Aaron Bennett
why isnt /cyb/ getting implants yet
Henry Cook
You mean like paying a tattoo artist to insert magnets under your skin? Thanks, but I think I'll wait for the technology to mature a little.
Brandon Myers
>Simple, if you are upper management you can dictate profit quotas to lower management That can still go wrong, like with Lehman Brothers. And boy does it go wrong, like taking the entire world economy with it down the tubes.
Aaron James
>why isnt /cyb/ getting implants yet because that's stupid.
Jordan Butler
They are really useless for now.
Brody Phillips
same thing for tattoos and piercings but people get them anyway
Owen Morgan
At least implants have a greater potential than only being something people regret when they get older. Wouldn't get either anyway.
Asher Cruz
It's not that they specifically want an apocalypse, or that they hate everyone beneath them, it's that power and money are addictive substances, and that what's good for them (satisfying those addictions) tends to be bad for us. Unfortunately when the technology matures it's usually in the hands of megacorps who want to use it to control you. (Think vr headsets and cars)
Brody Wright
you're not entirely wrong, but there's at least a minority of the shot callers who do now want to see the world burn
Lincoln Gutierrez
The Wachowski Tragedy
Jackson Price
Nah, that was before Jupiter ASScending.
Brayden Smith
I never really believed in that sort of conspiracy. I don't believe in it because anecdotal evidence tells me the contrary, go to a room of people, any people, and make them decide on something, it is almost guaranteed that no decision or some really crap decision will be made, now there is a lot of safeguards in our society implicit or explicit, it would take an enormous effort to a small group to precisely change something in global scale.
The same thing can be said in a highly hierarchical group, the "mastermind" will dictate something and the lower members will execute it differently or not execute it at all every corporation has these problems.
What I do believe is decentralized chaos, is not like the google founders said "Hey let's sell user information for profit" I think is more like Mark from marketing came up with a really crazy idea in a meting and Larry&Sergey greenlight the project and IIRC they bought the company that created it, it's really hard to see ethical repercussions when you are looking in a spreadsheet. There is a lot of theories that can be debunked with the same reasoning, like big pharma and the cannabis prohibition, they know that cannabis make better painkillers but it would cost them enormous sums of money and time to change their production, so they invest in the government to don't legalize it.
Carson Sanders
there definitely is a conspiracy the government does nothing by accident everything that happened and is happening, and the fallout people have to put up with, was all planned not by everyone in power, only certain few individuals Trump wasn't planned, that was a huge surprise, and a win for the people for the first time in history that made the deep state make loud moves on a frequency where they were seen and have revealed themselves there definitely is a conspiracy to turn humanity into mindless slaves and its been in effect for thousands of years but the reality is that this world needs balance and (((they))) have been winning for far too long Trump is the first of many victories for the people we have entered an era of peace, love, and positive energy but, that doesn't mean we shouldn't keep fighting the enemy is the most wretched and treacherous force
Brandon Nelson
you can't enter a cyberpunk thread and call trump a "victory for the people"
Jaxon Flores
Nothing to justify the cost yet. I'll do it once I can either increase cognitive, sensory, or physical function in a way that's noticeable in daily life. I may get a magnet implant one day but I think that's pretty low-tech and not very cyberpunk.
John Bell
Having worked for a governmental agency (no, nothing exciting) and a state owned enterprise, I can say >there definitely is a conspiracy ... that there definitely is no grand conspiracy. many are so dim you wonder how they manage to get their shows on, most likely they are grateful for velcro. Mostly they stumble along and
>the government does nothing by accident ... accident are legio and every day the country does not implode is a miracle I am grateful for.
Just get a .gov job and see what it looks like from the inside.
Christian Perez
Not that guy, but he is though. He is seriously the most non entrenched, non globalist politician we have had since JFK.
Caleb Scott
Trump isn't perfect and is far from the be all end leader but the establishment planned for him to lose he was not supposed to win which means they are not 100% in control Trump is very much is a victory for the people, even if only symbolically
Nicholas Smith
I'll agree with this chummer Symbolically I'd call him a victory, however in practice and specifically with the potential and realized attacks on tech, with a cyberpunk mindset, calling him anything other than a symbolic victory seems to be a stretch
Henry Scott
>the establishment isn't in control
lol
trump is a GOP puppet now, anyone who believes otherwise is a fool...the man is literally a talking head that is at the mercy of paul ryan and the republican party elite at all times
Parker White
sounds about right the fact is that a man who the establishment wanted to lose won the presidency so there's definitely hope
yes they're trying to control him, and the odds are stacked high against him but the fact remains he got into office against their wishes
they want you to believe you have less power then actually do, so end up doing nothing you must stand up and challenge them they bleed like any man there are more of us, and we're better plus we're fighting for a righteous cause so momentum is on our side
Kayden Jones
That OP image is way better than what I shat out. Good job, whoever did that. Looks pretty.
Aiden Rogers
I like the original /cyb/ image that we've had forever. I like the OP image as well. After I make my arcade sign I may make a /cyb/ one as well.
Nolan White
Aww thanks boss. Yours is good though! I did it in MS Paint, because I'm laaazy. (And though there's no proof it was actually me, we're all anonymous so it doesn't matter yey) I like the idea of alternating, gives it a little more flair than the rest of the generals. I was gonna make a few more with some of those images that always get posted here. It'd also be cool to make some with people's projects that they post here.
Levi Adams
As someone who hates everything trump has done and everyone he's put in power, I think it's possible to be schway and still like him. It all depends on your perspective, and the perspective that he's gonna break up the political oligarchies and megacorporations is one that I wish I could believe.
Blake Thompson
Variety, I like it.
The only thing would be that the "/cyb/" would have to be noticeable enough to spot in the catalog, yet not overbearing in the image.
Brody Moore
I like the idea of switching the image up a bit
Wyatt Lopez
yeah the one thing about the other image is that it is noticeable. Hence us having two /cyb/ threads atm
Carter Rivera
Well that's easily fixed if we ctrl+f or read.
Jordan Robinson
This one is getting cucked due to edgy bait in the other one
Eli Cruz
Just think of what Reagan did for punks, Trump is that times a thousand.
>GOP >Not trying to literally kill Trump this very second Trump is a mad dog that nobody wants in office, except the chaos worshippers maybe. At least we're going to have some interesting times.
Daniel Myers
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Cooper King
>GOP wanting trump out of office no shit
doesn't change the fact that in the interim he is still their lap dog
i agree with what you and said in sentiment though, he definitely fucks up the mainstream flow
terrible candidate though still
Matthew Cooper
A terrible candidate for a good government, maybe. A terrible candidate in a bad goverment might double negative that shit.
Austin Rodriguez
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Liam Young
oh my god I love this
Bentley Smith
MS Paint is a versatile tool for the new millennium.
Anthony Diaz
>people will get dumber I don't think its people getting dumber thats the issue, and we could argue all day about what that means, i think its that people are becoming more apathetic. Almost every tech savvy person I know is completely fine with letting companies track their every move both online and irl. I understand that on some level ita inevitable, but its concerning that people are just becoming ok with it.
Jaxson Diaz
Willful ignorance is worse than the shitty education.
Eli Roberts
Strange Days
Jacob Johnson
Aside from making nonsense in ms paint, and more in the vein of this anons question, I've just finished making these shitty looking breakout boards for testing a keyboard that I've been trying to map for a deck I'm making. I'd like it to be able to function as a remote terminal and locally as a regular keyboard.
My thought process lately is that I want to have made most of the equipment I use so I at least have a decent sense of what's in all the shit around me. The keyboard mentioned above is from an old word processor type thing from the late 1990s I found at a thrift store. Everything inside of it was salvageable, the screen's connector was standard 2.5mm pins and most of the ICs were in sockets. I've always had such a love-hate relationship with the modern age of embedded electronics, everything's getting better technologically, but more closed off and unreusable.
also pls no bully about my etching job, i was using a sharpie on some copper board i found in the trash a while ago//
Lincoln Perry
fair enough. I do feel the same way as that user, I just try not to fall into the whole 'everyone around me is so dumb and I alone see the truth' kinda thing. I feel like it's really more of people being placated rather than made stupid//
Eli Russell
thinking of setting up some pirateboxes around my school. Link for reference: piratebox.cc/ Also I work as a junior sys admin for SETI, also just got a job managing the school servers. Sys admin life here I come!
Tyler Cook
What does being a junior sys for SETI entail?
Robert Baker
so far it's been making scripts to check if sites are up and making MySQL backups. Also setting up things like logwatch. It's through workstudy at my school so it's not full time
Jayden Martin
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Alexander Lewis
Whats the name of the movie where the one pencil necked, moot looking guy has the police or FBI knocking on his door and he uses a magnet on all his equipment? And if anyone has it, can you link the anime edit?