No.45832 [Last50 Posts]
What are some /cyber/ cities? I am going to be graduating university in a few months and then moving somewhere shortly thereafter. Ideally it will be a city with technology jobs, but your suggestions don't necessarily have to have that quality.
Current prospects:
Austin, TX
Seattle, WA
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No.45834
>any American city
>cyber
They all are just grey blobs without unique character/appearance outside a few landmarks from their glory days
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No.45835
>>45834
Alright, name some non-U.S. cities then.
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No.45836
I took a bus to Toronto a month ago and some parts of downtown look pretty /cyber/, especially at night.
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No.45844
Downtown Orlando isn't quite there yet, but it's slowly heading in that direction. It's still chiefly amber because of the 80s/90s, but loads of neon blue and purple lights have been going up in the last five years, which is a trend I hope continues.
Everything is dirty. Lots of club nightlife. Due to a complete lack of city planning, there's always construction going on, desperately trying to accommodate the rapid growth, and ghettos are often only a block or two away from the very upscale joints.
There are high tech jobs around, in both emerging and established industries (robotic surgery, defense contractors) but the region as a whole is still very poor compared to the rest of the country.
This, I imagine, is how a poor city limps its way into the future.
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No.45845
>>45844
Of course, no city is complete without "art."
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No.45847
>>45835
Wellington
Beijing
Shanghai
Nanjing
Urumqi
Tokyo
Seoul
Narita
Yokohama
New York (inb4 it's in the US)
Bogota
Dakar
Johannesburg
Durban
Nouméa
fuck there's loads g
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No.45852
In 20 years, there won't be a need to leave your house due to virtual reality.
The only cybercities that will matter then will be in cyberspace.
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No.45854
>>45832
London is pretty cyberpunk at times
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No.45855
>>45852
How fucking dreadful. I hope not.
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No.45856
>>45852
But how will the future interaction look?
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No.45868
>>45852
You are incorrect. I can see why you'd think that way, but you're failing to factor in something that pretty much nobody here has - sex.
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No.45894
>>45868
I've come to find that actually a lot of people that use imageboards DO have sex.
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No.45902
>>45832
Personal favorites have to be
>Shanghai
>Some parts of Moscow
>Tokyo
>Seoul
>Bangkok
>Taipei
Still could get more cyberpunk but my one note is this. Most American and Western European cities lack the capability to be cyberpunk. I don't know why but they are boring to me and don't have the style that I enjoy out of it. Be even better if Hologram personalities in commercial or media that is easily accessible sold in shitty shops is nice.
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No.45903
Austin has a lot of tech jobs, but you wont find anything cyb about it.
It's more white nerd culture, yuppies, and trust fund hipsters. Also getting pretty expensive.
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No.45914
>>45902
I think its more that "western"(specially american) cities lack a soul of sorts. Maybe its the bland culture based on consumerism or just the forced diversity not having allowed the formation of a character in the first place.
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No.45917
>>45914
Yeah I get what your saying that does explain it pretty well. Like I can feel something bigger in Tokyo, Shanghai, and Taipei but in New York, and DC it just feels… eh.
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No.45946
>>45917
there's no investment in infrastructure. Pretty sure that's a critical component to get anything modified or enhanced towards that direction.
the NYC subway cars with orange and yellow seats are from the 70's and the electronics remain largely unmodified.
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No.45964
There has to be some US cities that have some cyberpunk elements, I'm in a similar position but don't want to leave the US
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No.45970
San Francisco of course. Right above the Silicon Valley, lots of tech, lots of punks. We have the DNA Lounge/Death Guild too, classic 90s cyber night club.
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No.45983
you can live in the most cyberpunk city in the world, your not cyberpunk, unless you do cyberpunk things
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No.45989
>>45983
>you can live in the most cyberpunk city in the world, but you're not cyberpunk, unless you do cyberpunk things
I literally spent 3 seconds trying to figure out what you were trying to say.
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No.45990
>>45970
>Costs a billion dollars tolive in
Not punk. poser
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No.45999
>>45983
Is this what you mean?
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No.46005
>>45970
Lol I had my high school prom in the DNA lounge about 6 years ago.
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No.46007
>>45999
This is proof that cyberpunk isn't about how one looks, but what one does. This dude dresses like he worries about TPS cover sheets in his 8-5 office cubicle. But he's totally rocking the motherfucking high-tech-low-life aesthetic.
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No.46034
>>45970
they had to start a patreon to keep the doors open, it will not be there much longer
Personally I think Vegas is pretty underrated.
(Can't post pics since I'm using Tor)
I know a few infosec guys who ragequit SF and are going to retire super early because it's so cheap
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No.46072
>>45970
Sanfran is chock full of the most cancerous hipster feminist neocommies on the planet. Nuke it from orbit. It's the best choice.
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No.46112
>>46034
No love for Vegas /cyber/?
It's hard to be cyberpunk when you spend all your brouzouf on rent and there's a distinct lack of neon in SF.
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No.46115
Shout out for Shenzhen. Spent a lot of time here and I love it.
Perfect mix of high tech and low life. Brand new skyscrapers with lambos and bentleys parked. And then you have guys driving makeshift motorized bikes right in front. Across the street there are electronics and bootleg software being sold in the market, with brothels in the alley.
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No.46119
>>45832
>Austin, TX
Full of assholes.
Seriously.
Just move to Asia.
Don't subject yourself to the landfill of human pollution that is Austin.
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No.46120
>>45903
>trust fund hipsters. Also getting pretty expensive.
And Californian con artists.
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No.46121
>>46115
>Shenzhen. Spent a lot of time here and I love it.
>Perfect mix of high tech and low life.
What's the situation with, ahem, partying?
How strict are the public standards for public intoxication?
How's the nightlife?
What I'm trying to say, man, is … do they rave in Shenzhen?
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No.46122
This is Ginza in Tokyo, but if you go further east (Shitamachi Tokyo, not Yamanote end) it is much like this. Small streets, old buildings, real low life.
See also: https://jamescalbraith.com/2014/01/24/the-darker-side-of-tokyo/
https://kakudai.wordpress.com/2013/01/24/sanya-tokyo/
Sanya. I go through here quite regularly…. I know the area.
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No.46123
>>46122
point being, first 3 images are within spitting distance of each other. Last one is graffiti in Sanya. Sanya is NE from Ginza and not a pleasant area.
This is right up in Sanya: https://japanthis.com/2013/07/25/kozukappara-execution-grounds/
https://japanthis.com/category/edo-execution-ground-spectacular/
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No.46137
>>46123
fuck china, move to vegas
low rent, neon, cheap rent, neon, gambling
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No.46140
>>46137
>This is Ginza in Tokyo
>fuck china
Would that be Vegas, just west of London, UK?
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No.46146
>>46140
Las Vegas, NV. I'd post a pic but I'm too schway for the clearnet and tor users can't post pics ;_;
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No.46148
I live in New Delhi India and we got a place called "palika bazaar", its an underground market which would seem pretty decent at first as you walk in between an alley of comic book stores and thrift shops but as you go deeper in it becomes a lot seedier, the ambient orange righting and optic fibres/wires running all over the ceilings there are 4-5 literal deep web cafes with dedicated pcs (basically pcs with tor and bunch of restrictions) there's also a lot of stolen electronics shops, console modders, pirated video games and whatnot. And the funny thing is that its in the heart of the city which is surrounded by huge commercial brands and snob marketplace.
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No.46163
>>46148
now THAT is cool.
We need some OC. I might go get some pics this weekend.
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No.46172
>>46148
I've seen stuff like that when I went to turkey for vacation. None of them were deep enough with some way to dark shops. THe best I had was in the province of konya in the highly suffi district near a thing called mevlana there was an open bazaar which wasn't undeground. The sun was hitting hard so the shops were near one another with sheet covering every street from the sun. Once in a while by walking you'd enter a building and walk in for 10min straight of random shops selling random shit. Then you'd go out and end up getting getting in another corridors with neon. If it wouldn't haven't been the day, I'm pretty I would get a better visual from these neon. Overall, it wasn't that great since most of it was house fourniture and woman cloth.
I'm looking forward some picture of your bazaar, if it's promising I might consider an airplane ticket for new delhi in the next 20 years(hope fully it will "develop" itself like modern day china)
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No.46180
>>46172
India seems like a cool place (never been).
As someone in Northern America, personally my goal is to get enough remote work I could live off it, and move to Vegas.
No income tax, lax gun laws. Recreational dispensaries opening around July. If you've never gone off the strip into the townie casinos and dive bars, let me assure you it's pretty schway.
And the cost of living is actually really low (at least by American standards). You could work for 10 years you could buy a condo you rent out and travel the world on the income.
Plus, you're a short plane ride from SF, Denver, Austin, etc if you feel like getting away for a bit.
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No.46255
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No.46295
>>46255
no love for vegas?
Way more cyber than Austin or Seattle.
Pentesting by day, owning scrubs at poker and looking for vulns in slots by night. Truly a cyber city.
I'd post a pic but I browse via Tor, can't post images.
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No.46296
>>46295
$$\mathfrak{MOVE TO VEGAS}$$
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No.46325
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No.46927
>>45990
Live in the east bay, loser
Bay Area is also Shadowrun as fuck. The occult scene here is fucking awesome
>be me
>go to illegal punk show
>no pit because prissy losers
>seems like a bust
>get call from friend
>"meet me behind place"
>crawl through secret tunnel
>fucking occult library and wizards
Fuck the gubmint, tho. They shut everything down after ghost ship. Not to mention they have ties with a violent left-wing authoritarian ideologi-cult
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No.46928
>>45970
>shout out DNA lounge
>no love for Slim's
If you need to go above-gound, at least to it well.
RIP Burnt Ramen
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No.46929
>>45970
SF would be fucking great if it wasn't for how incredibly fucking homosexual the entire population is
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No.46968
>>46927
Sounds gay as fuck.
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No.46969
>>45832
OBVIOUSLY Hong Kong is truly the most /cyber/ city of all
>cramped as fuck
>remnant of imperialist history
>massive banking and technology industry
>government slowly becoming more corrupt because the CCP are a bunch of cocksuckers
>beautiful architecture, mostly from the 70s and 80s
>tons of neon, asian text, and urban decay
>fucking everyone smokes
>tons of outdoor marketplaces
>massive skyscrapers packed tight, right nextdoor to dense rainforests and tropical jungles
>underground martial arts leagues
>famous crime syndicates
>has people from all over the old world: indians, africans, asians, europeans
>decent cost of living so long as you don't live on the island itself, mong kok is god-tier
Of course, if you want to be a total faggy fag and stay in america and be totally unschway, I would recommend either Miami (if you own a car) or New York City (if you'd rather walk/use public transit). Last time I went to Miami, the night time skyline looked like it was plucked right out of a cyberpunk film. You'll just probably want to brush up on your spanish though since like half the people I met there couldn't understand a word I said.
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No.46980
Vegas is totally cyberpunk.
Full of neon and machines to hack. Machines that spit money.
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No.47135
I'm moving to Vegas soon. Legal weed, no income tax, lots of neon. Good place to create a man cave in the desert.
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No.47145
>>46969
>the only actually cyberpunk city mentioned
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No.47166
>>47145
this
Why the fuck do people think tall buildings and flashy lights equates to cyberpunk? You can find that shit anywhere in the world, what matters above all else is: high-tech, low-life.
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No.47167
>>47166
>pic related
Tokyo homeless have some serious electronics running.
>some not all
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No.47169
>>47166
>>47167
It seems people are starting to either forget about the low-life aspect or misinterpret it as "city with gangsters yo".
Having a 10m² room and barely fitting a bed in there because of all the old electronics that you refurbished and repurposed is cyberpunk. Having to rely on cheap food such as instant rice, ramen or pizza because you buy too much tech is cyberpunk. Just having streets with lots of neon ads doesn't make a city cyber.
>>47145
Though, to be fair, Hong Kong isn't the only city with these traits. The poor parts of Tokyo are a lot like that. Also, you can find high-tech low-life in ANY big Chinese city.
Believe it or not, Germany has some light-cyberpunk as well, mostly in Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen. Düsseldorf may count, at least in the poor parts.
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No.47172
My toughts, but correct me If i'm wrong.
= Stereotypic Tier
-Tokyo
-Osaka
-HK
-Kowloon (RIP)
=The rest
-Tsukuba
-Paris and it's suburbs
-Johannesburg
-L.A
-Seattle
-New York
-Beijing
-London (Bonus point for Camden)
-Berlin
=Not cities, but still cyberpunk
-Shibuya
-Rotterdam
there are more, but listing everything would take some time
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No.47212
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No.47213
>>46969
Second picture actually looks pretty comfy. Bet guy pays little to no rent whatsoever.
On the other hand, I do need my chair and a desk for my computer.
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No.47214
No one has mentioned a taiwan yet
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No.47249
>>47172
I miss Kowloon sad I never got to see it.
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No.47334
>>47249
>>47172
>Kowloon
You mean the walled city.
Kowloon is still a place.
I know what you mean though;
i only watched the documentary.
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No.47439
>>45832
Shenzhen, China. Guangzhou is pretty cyberpunk too. Really any major Chinese city. Beautiful places if you like that gritty hi-tech, low-life kind of feel.
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No.47807
>>47439
So I'm actually thinking about relocating to SEA and I'm having a hard time deciding what place seems best, any of you ever actually lived there? What is the job market like across most of these places?
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No.47808
>>47807
stay out of Japan. Job market sucks.
Used to be good if you went to Korea to earn and other places to spend. Guy who cuts my hair recommends Vietnam, lots of Viet going to Japan, need languages.
>you speak nihongo, right senpai?
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No.47839
>>47808
I was not even considering either of those. I was thinking HK, Singapore, Thailand, China, and any other near Thailand like Laos, Vietnam.
I have taken Chinese courses and I speak it well enough to get around ok, not big enough of a character vocabulary to read a normal chinese book though. Who in their right mind would want to learn Japanese or go to japan? I can't imagine.
Anyway, the issue I'm having with SEA is that places that are cheap all seem great living-wise, but there are no real jobs there other than dumb shit like English teacher. No startup or tech scene in Thailand for instance (the digital nomad scamster scene doesn't count).
Then on the other hand HK and Singapore seem really really out of my price range, but that is where all the jobs seem to be. But even in terms of programming/tech work almost all the companies there are big banking/finance stuff, and the jobs are really competitive. There don't seem to be very many generic software or much of a startup scene. Mainland china it seems to hard to be a resident+no internet+all the other issues, like lack of english speakers, whereas in HK/Singapore/Thai you can get around easily with just english.
IDK, just looking for some advice if any of you have ever lived there/worked there.
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No.48173
You're looking for big cities on developing countries which are the hubs for commerce and services of said countries.
Look for Ho Chi Minh City, in Vietnam. Hong Kong can be quite a good choice. Cities that are undergoing massive technological upheavals which clash with their social values and ethical morals. Inflation and other economic crisis are another spice to be added.
Look for Sao Paulo. You'll find cramped environments, lots of job opportunities, and a literal Sprawl that would make Gibson's mouth water.
I wouldn't recommend San Fran, NYC or Chicago. They might have sharp-edge technology, bustling economies and good opportunities, but they're deep into the century. As many authors would say, Tokyo was a massive cyberpunk city for it had a foot in the future and roots in the past. It's the same reason >>46969 states Hong Kong is neat cyber, the
>Imperialist history.
US cities don't have this. The secret sauce to this sandwich is a city with a foot on the future and another on the past, like most big cities of developing countries. I won't suggest cities inside India's borders because.. Well..
>The shitting.
But you get the point.
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No.48174
>>48173
Forgot the rest of Asia.
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No.48187
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No.48190
>>46115
I want you to know this post along with a lot of reading since I first saw it has me looking at Chinese work visas you motherfucker
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No.48215
Not strictly cyberpunk but a head shop I used to visit was disguised as this secondhand goods/junk shop. You'd go in the front and there'd be piles of coats and shovels and used couches and things, and if you went all the way to the back and down a flight of stairs that looked like you were going into a closet, you'd find yourself in their basement, surrounded by glass pipes and vapes and other paraphernalia. Modern day speakeasy.
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No.48216
>>45832
>>46148
>4-5 literal deep web cafes
Lol bruh. As if people pay to browse tor in public. I'm sure the feds would love to offer this service at a lower price.
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No.48504
>>48187
It's got a particle accelerator, supercomputers and is a pretty suburb with lots of research labs.
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No.48568
>>48216
they have tor for Windows,
so i wouldn't be surprised.
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No.48598
>>46980
Vegas is amazing. I consult 10-20 hours a week and supplement my income playing poker and with the ocassional grift
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No.50579
>>46980
Tech oasis in the middle of a desert wasteland. Is this /cyber/?
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No.50580
>>47172
Wtf is cyb about camden? lmao
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No.50587
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No.50600
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No.50604
New shiny skyscraper-cities are nice, but old European towns will provide more pronounced contrasts.
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided made a good call setting it's story in Prague.
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No.50605
>>50600
"No"? Not even that anon, but that's fucking Shenzhen. It's as balanced as high tech and low life can get.
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No.50608
>>47172
>Rotterdam
>Cyberpunk
Please be joking.
t. Living in the Netherlands, near Rotterdam.
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No.50609
>>45832
Don't forget the low life, in this case Monterrey is very cyberpunk
>Most of corporation have power on this city
>gobernment corrupt
>drug trafficking and lot of gangs everywhere
>Contamination
>multiculturalism (communities of Jews, Americans, Salvadorans, Argentines, Germans and many Latin and Mexican populations)
Maybe not have hight tech, but Monterrey is very cyberpunk
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No.50634
>>50609
>might not have high tech
chummer, it doesn't look it has low tech
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No.50640
>>47169
underrated post
berlin's totally cyber
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No.50655
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No.50656
>>46969
It is comfy.
#hk:matrix.ordoevangelistarum.com
>>47213
I have seen better
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No.50661
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No.50662
>>50661
Just search "Hong Kong Government Housing"
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No.50724
>>50662
Few pictures from inside, though they just look like garbage-ridden hellholes.
Fairly sure having your garbage pile up to the point you're choking on stench isn't cyber.
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No.50727
>>50662
>>50724
What keeps rustling my jimmies:
Back in the beginning of the last century, when Le Corbusier and his co-conspirators came up with this design, it was sold as luxury housing with intentionally low density.
And yet somewhere along the line the plot was lost, and now social engineers are trying to twist this formula into high density housing for the poor.
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No.50738
>>50727
Classic laziness, no? Why design something new if you can just shoehorn your goals into an existing design with little context?
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No.50768
>>46115
Fuck I saw the Wired documentary on Shenzhen.
I wanna live in a "Shut up and make cool shit to sell" society.
Guide me, what do I have to do to get there?
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No.50786
>>50768
Shenzhen is a shithole. That's like saying 'I want to live in the mall'. Grow the fuck up. If you want to make cool shit to sell, then shut the fuck up and do it. Order cheap shit on AliExpress and get to work. If you can't make brouzouf off an Etsy with the cool shit you build, then you'd starve to death in Shenzhen. Besides, you don't sound Chinese to me, so good luck moving to a country where half the people hate Americans, and asking around for help. If you've got money, they'll treat you okay, but try opening a stall that competes with a Chinaman in fucking China and watch it get burned to the fucking ground. Why would would anyone support you, invading their turf because you saw it on the internet and though it looked cool?
Why not just move to Japan and get spit on for being a 'Gaijin' like all those pathetic fucking weeboos?
People in other countries are often racist, nationalist, and hate Americans. Why the fuck you think you can just move in and set up shop is beyond me. I'd be tempted to send you a fucking one-say ticket just to watch you get the shit kicked out of you, stupid fucking white devil.
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No.50808
>>50727
>>50738
Context: Nobody dared to burn down the forest for more land because "muh environment". Even industrial spaces and shopping smalls are getting worse with smaller spaces.
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No.50809
>>50786
>you don't live in China, therefor you must be American
This is what burgerfags actually believe.
Let me guess, you're a classic "patriot" who considers himself a cool underdog, hated by the world for being the best.
I came from the UK, am as white as can be, moved to Hong Kong in '98, got a job and started fixing shit from a 'shop in a former food stall on the side.
Nobody ever burned my shit to the ground, nobody abused me, got discount at a mechanic's for being a helpful lad.
You're just another salty American lardass getting his info from FOX news, clinging to the illusion that China is a communist shithole, winning the world economy by playing dirty. You like to think that your dying dump of a country is the last bastion of true freedom, ignoring the raging racism and nationalism. You were masturbating furiously when writing your answer, no?
>>50768
Lardass has one point though. Learn Chinese, though that should go without saying.
Moreso than in other countries, getting by exclusively speaking English is possible, but extremely hard. Good news is speaking decent English is a great bonus, few lads over here do.
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No.50810
>>50786
your attitude might be why senpai spat on you, gaijin.
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No.50812
>>50786
>you don't sound Chinese to me
use a chinese T2S engine, then he will chummer
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No.50814
>>50809
I want to see a pic of you in your stall, or I call immediate bullshit.
I stand by my comment.
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No.50815
>>50810
Dude's talking about moving to China, you're bastardizing Japanese.
You do realize Chinese people fucking hate Japanese people, and would take your referring to them in Japanese as a massive insult, right?
Exactly the sort of bullshit I'd expect on this board. No connection to reality at all.
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No.50816
>>50786
>>50815
Shitter shattered.
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No.50835
>>50814
>I demand proof of your argument or it's a lie
Give me proof that I should have my stall burnt down then.
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No.50836
>>50835
Hahaha, you can't burn down an imaginary weeboo stall!
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No.50841
>>50836
Wow haha you really got me there user well done
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No.50842
Please, talk about cyberpunk cities. Not about yourself
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No.50847
>>50809
>moved to Hong Kong in '98
about a meetup, A-hole? Right in the city.
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No.50858
Serbia is cyberpunk.
>Eastern Europe
>former Communist country so apartment blocks everywhere
>everyone is poor as fuck
>police and government is corrupt to the bone
>piracy is rampant
>people using old computers because poor
>people drive run down and/or very old cars
>had a civil war in the early 90s
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No.50860
>>50604
pic not related, right?
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No.50861
>>50858
This can apply to practically all Balkan countries.
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No.50874
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No.50882
>>50874
Chongqing actually looks nice in the old city part. Lots of greenery and monorail.
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No.51786
Sao Paulo. Not really cyberpunk, but for a South American city is pretty good.
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No.51787
>>51786
Was looking at Sao Paolo and Rio yesterday and they have a good amount of low life, even though tech is about 15 years out of date.
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No.51788
>>51787
I live in Sao Paulo and see poor people like the third pic starving to death, but every year they buy a new smartphone, a new notebook and even a new car (that costs a lot here cause taxes). I knew people who change their phone every 2 months just to get the "new technology" or to experiment stuff that their old phone hadn't. Kinda "high tech, low life" in the third world parameters.
And there are also the "good" parts of the city, with new buildings every week, rich malls and people spending more money. Guys from the suburb works in this part of the city and spend 2 hours in a bus and/or subway to get in the job because the city is large and the traffic is pure chaos.
It would be good if we could import stuff from other countries more easily and improve our technology. Just more neons and skyscrapers and Sao Paulo would be a real /cyber/ metropolis.
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No.51789
>>45832
It sounds like you deciding factor is Tech jobs, but for me its demographics, politics, the feel of the place upon visiting.
One place no one has mentioned is Estonia. Purportedly a burgeoning tech hub with a lot of nearby travel opportunities. Supposed to be pretty schway. They even have E-residency (a way to open a business and bank accounts there for non-citizens.)
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No.51800
>>46969
this nigga eating beans
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No.51802
>>51788
>I live in Sao Paulo and see poor people like the third pic starving to death
>people that fat
>starving
lmao
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No.51807
>>51802
Reminds me of this.
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No.51808
Do you guys think Dubai will ever be low life one day, or will it continue to just be high tech?
Either way I'm surprised one of the most cyber cities in the world wasn't posted yet.
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No.51809
>>51808
>low life
Reportedly, there's a massive underclass of poor illiterate orthodox muslims in Dubai that keeps the system running. City does a good job of keeping them hidden from rich tourist areas.
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No.52059
Any big city in Taiwan, China, Japan, or SK
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No.53060
Live in Seattle, we got a big tech industry, but really, it could be replaced with any other white-collar industry and the city would look the same.
Lot of Asians I suppose and a lot of rain but, eh.
You'd probably have to look to Asia for your more cyberpunk-cities, China, Japan, Singapore, otherwise you're just LARPing in Seattle, honestly.
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No.53198
>>51789
Isn't that a picture of a monument in Lithuania?
I mean, the baltics as a whole definitely have a pretty good potential for a cyberpunk feel;
Tzarist+Soviet+Nazi+Soviet occupation followed by a tech boom
I thought I heard that Latvia still has more Russian influence though, so that might give it more a seedy underbelly than the others.
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No.53210
>>51789
>>53198
found this when looking up estonia
original filename was literally "estonia-cyber.jpg"
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No.53214
>>53210
>Tzarist+Soviet+Nazi+Soviet occupation followed by a tech boom
As someone who lived in that part of the world for some time, I can tell you I felt the opposite of /cyber/. They're typical boring post-soviet poor-ish cities. Nice natural areas though.
>>53210
Estonia is slightly different in that they have invested a lot of brouzouf in technology and as a result they're not as poor as Latvia or Lithuania but the feel of actually living in Estonia is still basically the same.
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No.54146
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No.54148
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No.54198
Buenos Aires.
a mixture between past century italian
architecture and current globalization soykaf
(from a chummer who posted this on other board , not me)
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No.54268
Most modern cities are globalist surveillance Disneylands without fun. Dystopian - yes, but not cyberpunk.
https://www.wired.com/1993/04/gibson-2/
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No.54479
>>46180
>sf, Austin, or Denver
Why the fuck would I want to go to any of those hell holes. Shit I’ve been to Austin a lot and I have and always will hate the people that live there. They’re like Folk from Dallas in that they’re pseudo yankees( read total fucking assholes). Down here in the south it’s both expected and welcomed that you act with hospitality towards others, unless your a nigger and even then they act nice at first more thank north nigs. The Folks in Austin and dallas are a bunch of stuck up assholes who deserve to burn in a fucking pit like the shit-stains they are.
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No.54481
>>50809
>ignoring the raging racism and nationalism.
you would too if you lived with the people that exist in this failing Rome
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No.54636
>>54481
Touché, kid. Touché.
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No.54727
>>51809
Navies often go there for various Reasons, and I've heard from everyone who has been there via navy shit has said that there's lots of indians and fillipinos who are essentially slaves. they self-segregate very hard and the different ethnic groups dislike eachother strongly, but don't really mind tourists slumming it with them. they just hate other workers. they're generally literate in whatever their home country speaks, but rarely speak good english or arabic
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No.54750
M O N T R E A L
O
N
T
R
E
A
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>stark mix of old and new architecture
>significant literal underground city
>lots of new media and high tech jobs
>lots of music and other performance art culture
>pretty wide distribution of classes
>language wars
>civil services and ameneites are fairly high tech (bus passes are rfid, most intersections are fitted with inductors to control the lights based on traffic instead of timers, there's public city-provided wifi in many places, etc)
>tons of drugs, being a port city, especially coke and research chemicals
>lots of tech museums and shit, also hosted a World Fair
>muh habitat 67
>muh biosphere
>muh bombardier
>muh software companies
>muh dick
also the SWAT teams use FN P90s and beat cops mostly have Sigs and Glocks iirc, and drive Dodge Chargers instead that Ford hybrid sedan thing most other cities seem to like
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No.54754
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No.55100
>>54750
since when do cyber cities have trees?
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No.55594
>>45852
>filth will be virtual only
Now that's really dystopian.
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No.55596
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No.55597
tfw you live in Europe and cities in your country aren't cyber at all
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No.55600
>>55597
>Europe
>cities aren't cyber
If you're living in a country that will require you to use a vpn to post memes, you've got a pretty /cyber/ city.
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No.55613
>>45832
>All these cities with high standards of living
Just move to any chink or pajeet city. Oh wait you won't because you are all a bunch of cyber aesthetics fapping larpers.
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No.55616
>>55600
>If you're living in a country that will require you to use a vpn to post memes, you've got a pretty /cyber/ city.
Nice, so I have all bad and dystopian things of cyberpunk, but no neons, no high tech.
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No.55623
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>55597
From what I've seen London seems pretty cyber but nowhere else does. Probably the only city in the western hemisphere that reeks of cyber.
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No.55628
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
Las Vegas gets more cyber every year, and giant LED screens everywhere.
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No.55633
Any city that's given up the pretense of being high class and accepted that it's a shithole, really. **There are cities in the midwest/south that are a bit /cyber/, since large companies do have headquarters in them. Though for the most part they're in the realm of "will become truly /cyber/ in the next 5 to 50 years."
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No.55635
>>55628
Looks more tacky than cyber to me
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No.55769
if you are a hacker and need a job please contact me
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No.55770
IF U ARE A HACKER PLEASE CONTACT ME
eyamii88@outlook.com
for a job
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No.55772
>>55770
>outlook.com
bahahaha good joke anon 9/10 I chuckled.
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No.55791
>>55100
Why must they be shitholes too?
Cyberpunk had all classes, the upper ones living the great life in extravagant places.
Think Villa Straylight. Or as in Star Wars: KOTOR, with the different levels of the city on Taris.
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No.55807
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No.55854
Don't think anything can top Hongkong, soon they will start with the amber pyramid era.
https://youtu.be/p7iZOt8ComQ
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No.55910
>>45835
Buenos Aires can be very cyber but its expensive af specially taxes
Go to shenzen, its as cyber as it gets, any electronics that exist you can get there, and the parts too
>>45852
I was told this 20 years ago, what gives?
>>45999
I saw an engineer who built a mobile workshop in a transit van, it was pretty cyber except he didn't have AC so it was hot as balls
Living/working in an RV with solar and wireless bandwidth while moving around a megacity would be cyber af too
>>48568
A honeypot then
>>47839
>the digital nomad scamster scene
The fuck is that?
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No.55911
>>55623
>le snob banking building
>cyber
No shazbot, even east berlin is more cyber and has an actual hacking scene
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No.55926
Macao has some cyberpunk moments with its contrast between the futuristic skyscrapers (by daytime really ugly, though..) and the older dense residential blocks.
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No.56628
>>45834
>they are all just grey blobs
>they are not cyber
Choose one.
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No.56632
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No.56639
>>55616
Yeah, we get the worst of both worlds, fellow Europoor
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No.56651
>>56628
Right? What a ditz.
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No.56678
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No.56680
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No.56681
>>56680
The Legco vandalism was remarkable. Good stuff.
These are young people growing up in a country which is sovereign in theory and, with wholly unique system designed to expire within a lifetime - facing a totalitarian, technocratic regime complete with a great firewall and facial recognition policing. If you want cyberpunk, look no further
I wish I could have been there to witness this expression of hopelessness for their future and liberties.
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No.56682
>>56681
To make things even more interesting, most if not all of these student actions are planned and carried out via Telegram and other secure, encrypted communications channels to mitigate the risk of prosecution by authorities. A very prudent piece of opsec when you are protesting chinese occupation and the extradition of prisoners to mainland China.
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No.56750
>>56682
>telegram
>secure
The brazilian minister of justice just got some audios leaked on Telegram.
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No.56751
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No.56752
>>56682
>telegram
isnt that in fact not secure at all and is why the catchphrase went from "used only by terrorists and furries" to "used only by furries who got derezzed from inkbunny somehow"
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No.56755
Pasadena, Texas.
>Suburb of Houston
>7th-largest city in state
>Shitty little run-down mess of a town that's almost entirely Mexican at this point and is going nowhere.
>ALL of the oil refineries next to the largest port in the Gulf of Mexico.
>when things go wrong at refineries, the "flare" or burn off the messed-up products in a giant six-story hot flame that can cause brief moments of daylight-brightness at night.
>This is what all those fireballs at the beginning of Blade Runner _are_.
>City looks like an industrial hellhole surrounded by decaying working-class neighborhoods.
>Don't move there.
>STILL very cyberpunk since it's 100% unlivable industrial waste and 100% lowlife fucks doing whatever they want.
>Also next to Houston, city where any even kinda middle-class or better space is a fucking United Colors of Bennington ad. Most diverse city on planet.
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No.56770
>>56682
>>56750
>>56752
yeah so secure it requires a fucking phone number to register
mmm yeah gonna masturbate to the security of telegram
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No.57943
>>47135
>no income tax
so easy to forget that an income tax is not a reality everywhere
>>54268
yep, went straight for orwell instead of sticking with huxley
they even shut down bordellos
no more titytainment
>>55100
i remember trees in /vg/ ex desu
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No.57949
Unironically, São Paulo.
Low life high tech
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