/cyber/ - Cyberpunk & Science Fiction

>>51386

Well yeah I know ofc

But I know a guy who did 200mg for first time and it had zero to little effect on them.

With almost no prior drug experience.

>>50276

psueodephedrine, phenylephrine, caffeine, tobacco for upper

Kratom for downer. I personally take morphine but thats not poor mans w/e

>>50327

We need those uppers, downers, and all-arounders. DEA ain't gonna take my Bannanacin away

>>36611

>homeless

>in europe

This your brain on American propaganda. Eat a cock.

>>36708

if you are in poland i will help you. Wroclaw welcome

Do they have storage spaces in yurop? you could live illegally in one for cheap, thats what brokeass yanks do

>>52317

>of the correct ethnicity etc

Kek, you mean minorities? you're most likely to get thrown out if you're white because if you're not they will be too afraid of being called racists. If you're a white male or similar then you're fucking worthless

>There is no chance they give you e-waste to sell.

Yeah he's better off buying broken stuff directly off people and fixing it

>>52318

>Phreaking has decreased in importance as prices on telephony has fallen, and alternatives have emerged (Voip, Whatsapp, Skype, etc).

>implying phreaker types would be using botnet like whatsapp and skype now

>>55605

Doesn't apply for eastern europe (everything east from germany) even in EU states.

>>55849

>Middleburn cranks

RIP :(

>>47765

The pizza delivery guy in snowcrash had an automated superfast car and moved between domed enclaves

Couriers now use apps but still move on old bikes

Not cyber

>>47768

>taking home the equivalent of $2000 per week

Maybe a few ones working for bankers in nyc, it was always a poorfag job like pizzaboys

>>50501

You still need to move some documents, the real problem is that with the gig economy the supply outstrips demand so wages are low

>>51165

I like foldable ebikes I can take on the train, too bad those are expensive af where I live

>>54828

This applies to most of old-cyberpunk if you think about it. For example we might never have actual VR worlds because with moore's law going to shit we are about to hit a big bottleneck meaning processing power and graphics might see little or no improvement for years to come.

>>54831

Whats the range? speed?

>>55822

Link to specs?

>>55844

I wouldPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>55912

>Link to specs?

I got photos here: http://www.xyzcargo.com/xyz-cargo-short-is-ready/

The only specs available is payload (60kg) and price (990 EUR)

I tried looking around their websites and even fb page, but found nothing more. fb page says payload is 50kg

>Link plox

I got photo here: http://blog.openstructures.net/pages/triangle-bikes

It has even less info attached to it than the previous one.

Sorry, it's all I have for you, chummer.

>>55917

Thanks chummer

>>53974

Reminds me of embed related and Max Headroom.

>>49810

> being toxically obsessed with how women have it so much easier and you will forever be alone, will probably cause you to forever be alone.

you know how false that is. you can be an elliot rodger level misogynist or meninist/manosphere person and stll get a girlfriend. To quote that pizzagate dude, "misogyny gets you laid" hell it doesn't necessarily get you laid or not laid, it's orthogonal to getting laid if youre male.

>There are actually slightly more women than men in the world. Unless women are overwhelming gay any amount of single men would be more than comepnsated for by single women probably equally seeking companionship. It will happen, give it time.

There are societies with a skewed gender ratio in favor of men, i.e. mainland China, and probably to a lesser extent India. In societies like that, no mathematically there aren't enough women for the men there.

>>53993

56% what?

>>55790

morafags will have a shit up their asses about child sex dolls, virtue signalling from some of the most cancerous parts of 'western' culture. hope Japanese companies are more redpilled

>>55525

I like you, you get it.

I am totally game for a high speed interface but its hard to say at this point how would we interact with it. If its something that we don't consciously control then fuck that, worse yet you have to control it via smart device.

But, if we can control it in a conscious (or modified) state and that control is one way then bring it the fuck on. And what I mean by high speed is that we are able to interface with it faster then the wakeing mind can make decisions. Dreams operate at a much faster state then our waking moments so if this is where our future is headed… I am ok with that.

Computer generated dreams, or dream like state like a daydream, to allow interaction with machines capable of so much more, now thats what i call cyberpunk.

Anyone Syndicate Wars and the UTOPIA system?

>>55587

>paid digital distribution is by far the biggest cancer on gaming

Hello enraged one. Please explain your worries about this. It only sucks in countries that pretend you only buy a license to use and don't own the copy. Even physical goods are copies of an original model.

>>55588

As long as you aren't paying for digital distribution. Someone that has paid for even 1 digitally distributed game has done more damage to gaming than some one who has only ever pirated and never paid for a single game. The idiot paying for digital distribution is the one financially rewarding shitty business practices, not the pirate.

PC gaming is not what I was hoping for in the 90s and early 00s.

>>55589

Paid digital distribution has created the environment for disgusting business tactics such as early access aka paying to test a game when devs used to have to pay people to test their game, DLC, micro transactions, intentionally releasing unfinished/buggy games to the point of being unplayable since they can just be easily patched later, doesn't leave a sour taste in your mouth for paying for a game that is unfinished/buggy to the point of being unplayable since it is so easy to update, games as a service which digital distribution is, not being able to sell it, being expected to pay for less than air, making games even more popular from easy access to people who otherwise wouldn't play or play as much thus making them a huge market which makes companies make games focused on them instead of actual gamers, lowered the barrier for entry, etc.

The more popular paid digital distribution has got, the worse things get.

When you pay for digital distribution you only get a license to download, it doesn't matter what the country says. It is a completely different model to buying a physical copy. Like renting a car and outright buying one are completely different models even though they both involve a car.

If you lose the ability to download then you lost what you paid for, it doesn't matter if you can use what you downloaded, you paid for the ability to download from their "special" server.

Digital distribution has made games far more expensive than ever before when you take into consideration you don't get a physical copy or manual, DLC and micro transactions exist, you only get a download which piracy can provide foPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>54887

>He also routinely says unqualified b.s. like "scientists already know our brain operates in the 5th dimension"

They do though. Read "Analysis And Assessment of Gateway Process" published by the CIA.

>>54905

The word "dimension" has many dimensions. In some sense it just means "degrees of freedom", in a more vulgar sense it means "universe" or "place". Alex Jones is exploiting the equivocality of the word "dimension". To cause people to conflate a mundane list of orthoganal degrees of freedom a in some model with peoples persecption of "the 5th dimension" as semi-magical "plane of existence". He did the samething with "the brain worm that 50% of brazil has that makes you basically psychotic - its based on some defensible truth - there is a parasite, that may infect a brain, that exists but doesn't even close to make people "basically psychotic"

Alex Jones basically exaggerates everything he finds into elaborate non-sense and gets paid a ton for doing it.

>>54881

Jones seems to be the kind of guy who knows a lot, but pretends to be crazy for entertainment, or to make sure enough people are skeptical of him that he doesn't get taken out by the (((globalists))).

>>44761

WE HAVE THE DOCUMENTS

>>44310

Wikileaks is more like Westernleaks.

>>54039

Russia cyber criminals have been using captcha's/quizes based upon russian pop culture as a shit test to keep western investigators out of private forums.

>>53980

>weekly cyb movie

Fuck Yeah Do it.

>>53982

>/cyber/ book club would also be nice.

Top 水. This would probably help build a common culture among cyber-operators.

>>53985

>anon that's going to watch a movie on the weekend anyway, and just streams it

Yes. Someone has to take ownership and build it. We are too small to vote.

>Make more news threads

Yeah, but maybe we should have category threads for news to avoid creating hundreds of threads. Like one category for New Technology, one for Current Events, etc.

>>54384

>Problem is, the Luser's Guide is the only page we have right now, and it only has a single guide. Boards can have up to 10, so given that it's free hosting and you can never say no to free hosting, it would be pretty 水 if we expanded on it.

Post the Libre Software Minimalism Guide from the one post. This is definitely a good idea. We definitely need to produce and curate desirable OC to make this an attractive board.

>>54462

xpau.se is also a great free streaming and movie download website

b-ok.xyz for books

>>55468

>b-ok.xyz for books

'Imperial Library of Trantor' too. Here's an interview.

tarnkappe.info/imperial-library-of-trantor-darknet-e-books-does-that-fit/

>>53990

>LINUX_

>Entry: Code of Conduct

>Found_

>Coraline Ada Ehmke

>Initializing boner

>Error_

>

>Gf404.sys/secondary

>Error_

>>55513

How sad that you are so easily swayed by that particular string of meaningless buzzwords. Selling the masses the idea of being a drug-fueled prostitute rather than anything that would truly threatens their power, and stigmatizing criticism of the inherent meaningless of that word salad by embedding terms the political status quo and corpocracy pretend to give a damn about is exactly the playbook of the modern and wealthy oppressor. In any other context, that sentence would reek of an upper-class idealogue attempting to show the world how woke he is- as if he couldn't get his way through any means he wished.

You'll never be sure they're not listening and tracking unless you X-ray your teeth!

>>54045

>>54172

I agree with 54172 but i would still submit for approval the hacker manifesto. Dial up BBSs were almost gone when I found this in the mid 90s.

~

The Hacker Manifesto

by

+++The Mentor+++

Written January 8, 1986

Another one got caught today, it's all over the papers. "Teenager Arrested in Computer Crime Scandal", "Hacker Arrested after Bank Tampering"…

Damn kids. They're all alike.

But did you, in your three-piece psychology and 1950's technobrain, ever take a look behind the eyes of the hacker? Did you ever wonder what made him tick, what forces shaped him, what may have molded him?

I am a hacker, enter my world…

Mine is a world that begins with school… I'm smarter than most of the other kids, this crap they teach us bores me…

Damn underachiever. They're all alike.

I'm in junior high or high school. I've listened to teachers explain for the fifteenth time how to reduce a fraction. I understand it. "No, Ms. Smith, I didn't show my work. I did it in my head…"

Damn kid. Probably copied it. They're all alike.

I made a discovery today. I found a computer. Wait a second, this is schway. It does what I want it to. If it makes a mistake, it's because I screwed it up. Not because it doesn't like me… Or feels threatened by me.. Or thinks I'm a smart ass.. Or doesn't like teaching and shouldn't be here…

>>55539

I always thought the Hacker Manifesto to sound exactly like you would expect of an edgy teen attempting to write a Nolan Joker monologue.

>>55544

I can not argue that but I look at that as a place where we are all coming from, a struggle to break free of a system that seeks our conformity and stifles us all.

>>55465

>For non-highend stuff, RISC-V all the way, but I'd want something properly powerful for my workstation/desktop

Mobile-class processor is just the beginning, because it is easy and cheap to develop, the risk is lower and the demand is higher.

You could buy a few cards and connect them making a cluster though.

>>50232

Not likely, you already got boards going for reasonable prices. Bunch of companies are getting into this because it means not paying a pound of flesh to softbank for every arm chip you make. This means tons of companies will be making these.

There already a company that, no joke, makes custom RISCV system-on-chip, you can drag and drop parts online, check

<https://www.sifive.com/chip-designer

>>49727

>Secure workstation

<Doesn't list a TPM header in the specs

Ahhh, you almost had me you fucker you.

>>55537

https://wiki.raptorcs.com/w/images/e/e3/T2P9D01_users_guide_version_1_0.pdf

page 8 Mainboard specifications

> System Features: TPM Header: LPC / I2C

Just because OP is a primitive fun-policing narcissist doesn’t mean they should project buggishness onto others.

Does anyone know if it’s possible to create a bosonic silhouette?

>>54923

>implying fun police narcissists don't make up half the shazbots posting here.

>>52320

>why would the state keep these useless fags around?

Why do you think the media is pushing assisted suicide, anon?

>>52320

Its a coping mechanism like thinking that this time communist will work despite the around 50 times it failed in the past killing more people than all wars and natural disasters of the 20th century combined.

When robots make workers obsolete they will also make soldiers obsolete, you will have robot workers and their owners being protected by 100% loyal robot soldiers which they also own thus making rebellion impossible.

>>52321

Companies are already moving to the upper classes because the poor have no brouzouf and the middle class is almost extinct, theres a reason why the most valuable company in the world is apple who makes expensive shit for the 1% and any idiot who wants to get a loan to buy a fucking phone.

>>52328

>if it just leaves them be while it has its stuff with automation they might create their society, rebel, conquer them

Yeah, how? with what capital? with what robots to counter the 1%'s robots and their robotic armies?

Nigga this automation thing is a complete paradigm change, its pointless for you to rebel because you will be obsolete and therefore useless and also harmless to the 1%.

>>52334

>Since when did the meaning of life become work output?

Seriously bruh? like for the last 12950 years? even just recently like less than 100 years ago the only ones who could really stick around and do nothing were hobos and the ultra-rich, everybody else had to work, most of the population just to be able to eat enough to not die let alone get as morbidly fat as they do now.

>>55519

ls.2 - 2

int
printf(const char *fmt, ...)
{
	int buffer_full = FALSE;
	char buffer[PRINTF_BUF_MAX];
	va_list ap;
	va_start(ap, fmt);
	int i = 0;
	const char *s1;
	for(char *c = fmt; *c != 00 && i < PRINTF_BUF_MAX; *c++, i++)
	{
		if(*c != '%')
		{
			buffer[i] = *c;
			continue;
		}
		else
		{
			c++;
			switch(*c)
			{
				case 's' :
					//lets handle a string
					s1 = va_arg(ap,char*);
					if(strlen(s1) > PRINTF_BUF_MAX - i)
					{
						break; //NOT ENOUGH SPACE!
					}
					strncpy(&buffer[i],s1, strlen(s1));
					i+= strlen(s1) - 1; //-1 because for loop will add one!
			}
		}
	}
	va_end(ap);
	write(STDOUT,buffer, i);
}

char *
strncpy(char *dest, const char *src, size_t n)
{
	size_t i;
	for(i = 0; i < n && src[i] != 00; i++)
	{
		dest[i] = src[i];
	}
	for(; i < n; i++)
	{
		dest[i] = 00;
	}
	return dest;
}

int
strcmp(const char *s1, const char *s2)
{
	char *p1 = s1;
	char *p2 = s2;
	if(*p1 == 00 && *p1 == *p2)
	{
		return 0;
	}
	while(*p1 != 00)
	{
		if(*p1 > *p2)
		{
			return 1;
		}
		else if(*p1 < *p2)
		{
			return -1;
		}
		p1++;
		p2++;

>>55520

ls.c 3

ssize_t
write(int fd, const void *buf, size_t count)
{
	return syscall(SYS_write, fd, buf, count);
}


ssize_t
writev(int fd, const struct iovec *iov, int iovcnt)
{
	return syscall(SYS_writev, fd, iov, iovcnt);
}

int
open(const char *pathname, int flags)
{
	return syscall(SYS_open, pathname,flags);
}
int
close(int fd)
{
	return syscall(SYS_close, fd);
}

void 
exit(int status)
{
	return syscall(SYS_exit, status);
}

long syscall(long number, ...)
{
	long result;
	va_list ap;
	va_start(ap,number);	
	asm("syscall"
	    : "=a" (result)
	    : "D" (va_arg(ap,long)),"S" (va_arg(ap,long)), "d" (va_arg(ap,long)), "a" (number)
	    : "rcx", "r11"
	   );
	va_end(ap);
	if(result < 0)
	{
		result = -1;
	}
	return result;
}

Here is a loader

loader.s

.globl _start
.text
_start:
	popq	%rdi
	lea	(%rsp), %rsi
	call	main

and finally, a make file

Makefile

CFLAGS =-g -march=native -nostdlib
ls : ls.c
	cc $(CFLAGS) ls.c loader.s -o ls
clean : 
	rm -f ls

>>55521

I won't return to this board for a few years due to a change in my life, I wanted to write a tutorial for you guys, but I ran out of time. Godspeed anons. Stay 水.

>>55522

take care anon, we will await your ls.c 4.0

asdf

The problem with this game, and thus with every plot point, is that David Cage wouldn't know subtlety if it hit him over the head with a baseball bat, which is also the approximate subtlety of his plot points.

His writing is shit at best, the android rebellion is predicated on the majority of humans treating robots like neoliberals think all white people treated all black people in the jim crow era(which isn't the fucking case), and honestly, no. Fuck this whole thing.

OP is a faggot.

>>55216

this, it is more likely they would be treated like awkward spergs, or basically like the androids in the Alien movies

>>55206

This game should have been a more complicated LA Noire with just Hank, Connor and the Chloe robot.

>>55206

As long as they promise I can become an Android

>>50223

I have a nice addition to this post https://someonewhocares.org/hosts/hosts

>>55124

He actually won me over with this

>>55262

t. samefag

>>49736

Interestingly Enough, some people actually advocate remaking the US Government as a corporation.

>Wikipedia Dark Enlightenment Article

>Neoreactionary Michael Perilloux proposes that President Donald Trump seize more power by canceling the United States Constitution, declaring martial law and replacing the government with The Trump Organization.[9] Similarly, Google engineer Justine Tunney circulated a petition to appoint Google chairman Eric Schmidt as CEO of America.[1]

>>55264

Interestingly enough, corporations have little to do with autocratic form of governing neoreactionaries advocate, despite the previous poster's uneducated remark.

>>49554

Those are actually official. The reason Ghost In The Shell movie is good is because it wasn't actually Shirow who actually wrote it. By the time the manga was produced, he only wanted to draw butts and tits, so the director only took the main idea from the source.

On the other hand, it's said Applessed is very good.

>>49564

>only wanted to draw butts and tits

Based Shirow.

Blame!

>>55276

>comdey

I'm tired.

>>54950

see >>54951 except that has always been a thing, even since the totse days it didn't work

>>54959

It isn't really expensive to eat keto. For example, I make a really nice soup out of Jalepeno, cream cheese, and tomato, with either some chicken or pork thrown into it. Bacon works really nice in it as well, and it isn't spicy like you'd think it would be having a lot of Jalepeno in it because the brick of cream cheese that goes into it counteracts the spice.

You can find a lot of Keto and Keto-friendly recipes online that are cheap and easy to throw together.

>>54587

Get enough macros and calories so you maintain weight if you're not after weight loss. Carbs (also with vegetable oils) have been a cause of brain fog and sluggishness *for me* ( does not apply to everyone afaik) and I have a tangible increase in energy, my sleep is cleaner. If you have some sort of toxins stored in your fat cells, that shit will burn off too.

You may also get a side effect of needing less intoxicants for equal effects when you do indulge, even after factoring out tolerance breaks and whatnot.

>>54618

>To be fair, they re-cook them, so I think it's "safe" in that sense.

There is virtually no chance they reheat the food to a safe temperature. It would burn the already overcooked food and make it less edible.