Dad, I need a new navigator

>>23

Good anime ruined by bad voices.

>>40

I assume you speak of the dub.

Now who in their right mind would watch Lain dubbed...

Gimme a break, there was nothing wrong with the dub.

I thought the dub was decent.

that made me love the band BOA

...and you don't seem to understand

Its easy to make a custom login screen.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=619208

Any anime with english dub is BAD.

as many LEDs and exposes wires as possible

One wall for a screen, taking all computer and tv functions. Two car garage sized bathroom with a rain forest style shower. Suspended bed. Lighthouse tower

Holographic personal computer secretary/organizer. Or was I supposed to keep my imagination in check?

Wouldn't change much, Just shiner and pimp my computer.
Oh and cyborg sex slave gotta have at least one.
granted No.62's place wouldn't be half bad but it needs a cyborg sex slave.

Hitech, lolife trash.

Instead of having a desktop, I'd have a room filled with equipment, and a bunch of realistic female androids to run it. They'd also cook, clean, and handle my schedule throughout the day. I'd have a library (gotta love that physical data storage). Other than that, it'd be pretty much normal.

Lot's of lcd screens. That will do.

Also, Uplink. It's about as cyberpunk as it gets.

Avoid the first Deus Ex, such a shitty game. Invisible War is by far superior for all the reasons people claim the original was good. It's about three times better.

lol what

are you serious???

try coded arms or matrix

>Avoid the first Deus Ex, such a shitty game. Invisible War is by far superior for all the reasons people claim the original was good. It's about three times better.

This is true. Don't believe their lies.

Snatcher for sega cd.

Shadowrun for Sega Genesis

Neuromancer. Best cyberpunk adventure on DOS

Anarchy Online. A Cyberpunk MMORPG.

Deus Ex, with the high-res mod. And don't play Invisible War, it's horrible.
Uplink is cool too but it's repetitive.

obligatory from wiki...

sauce?

>>95 and >>95 seem like pictures of China and/or Hong Kong.

>>96 is from Berlin

I fail to see how this is cyberpunk.

>>41
I fail to see how your mom is cyberpunk.

>>42
my mother is definitely not cyberpunk. i do not believe anyone ever suggested such an idea, let alone myself.

>>44
liar

awesome. moar.

making keyboards out of children is always a plus...

>So far I have two mirophones created from telephones (one distorts the other is normal low-fi)

How you does this?

Enquiring minds need to know!

>>80
The speaker in a telephone makes a great microphone, albeit it is low quality.

WRY????

bzhhh bzhh drr drr

From Wikipedia:
Idoru is the second book in William Gibson's Bridge trilogy. Idoru is a science-fiction novel set in a postmodern, dystopian, cyberpunk future. The main character, Colin Laney has a talent for identifying nodal points, analogous to Gibson's own:

Laney’s node-spotter function [from Idoru] is some sort of metaphor for whatever it is that I actually do. There are bits of the literal future right here, right now, if you know how to look for them. Although I can’t tell you how; it’s a non-rational process.

As of 2006, an anime adaptation of Idoru is rumored to be in the early stages of development

I don't see Laney as the main character though. He's a supporting sub-plot to the more interesting story of the fanclub that meet online like in some kind of WoW environment. The band they worship has shades of the Beatles and now that I think on it, remind me of the Gorillaz. Then there's Idoru, who has more in common with the Gorillaz concept. She's a complete construct (All j-pop are over produced images anyway) made of CG and Label hype. I think Minmay from Robotech, or Lily Chou-Chou. The book did a good job of predicting trends, like Laney's Matrix reading like talent, and the teen peer groups that meet online in all sorts of glamouized semi-anonymous way. Zona Rosa was a cool bit.
I would want only Sotashi Kon to make this anime, otherwise it would be a bad idea

I believe the band is supposed to be a U2 'level' band. a band old enough that the singer is much older than the girls that worship his 'forever young face' and that's why her mom dislikes her fan obsession. Also the band is supposed to have been popular enough that the 'new media' can't really tear down their established celebrity.

Shiina Ringo as Idoru, yeszno?

Hmmm. IRC Shadowrun...........very appropriate. Give men a day on that.

Is there an IRC where steamchan people hang out that we could use for something like this?

>>72
Not as such really. Feel free to start something I guess. :)

I'll see what I can work up. I might throw up a server on my own box. We could also just use the 7chan server, but they are going through drama right now.

I would be game for a shadow run. If you want players throw up an invitation. Whats a good freeware IRC?

I made a channel in the 7chan IRC server.

#steamchan irc.7chan.org

I use linux while I'm in IRC, so for a client I use BitchX. if you are on Windows the typical client is mIRC. I don't recommend it though. Pidgin is an IM client that supports almost every network and has IRC functionality that does a good job. If you are on Mac, I believe iChat can do IRC also. Firefox has an IRC plugin called ChatZilla. A google search should yield useful results.

Message me in the channel with some contact info like email or AIM screenname and I'll start building a list of interested parties. Once we have a few people we can discus character creation, play times, etc.

Is anyone actually interested? I've been sitting in that channel for two weeks now.

we played a full campaign in this that ended with us in city 17 and me killing gordon and stealing his gravity gun. I love stoners.

Huh, I guess I snooze I loose then.

Let's try this again. I know there is interest but everyone that joined the channel last time never left me a way to contact them. I can't be physically at my computer at all times, so you have to leave a message.

If you are interested in playing Shadowrun on IRC then join the channel #steamchan on irc.freenode.net. Then message JamesFaffingham with some kind of contact information.

Another

I have no mouth and I must scream.

another...

This thread is now about real life cyberpunk

I see your cyborg, and raise you another

what the heck is that "nia" thing anyway?

Neural Impulse Actuator. It reads alpha and beta brainwaves and facial muscle movements. These readings are then interpreted into movements and actions for First-person shooters and other games.

http://www.cyberpunkreview.com/news-as-cyberpunk/camerahead-project-has-its-eyes-on-surveillance/

News as cyberpunk, interesting and disturbing...