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For example, I find the instant coffees with L-Theanine and other additives (ie everyday dose) to be on the nose; cheap nootropics in the form of an easily consumable drink to substitute nutrients that could be found in increasingly inaccessible and expensive organic products. Same thing with those Chinese electronics that clean things like your glasses, clean your shoes…additionally, air purifiers. Especially during an ongoing pandemic that has been largely downplayed.

I ask purely out of boredom. I was journaling this morning about how the genre and subculture that largely influenced who I am today is starting to bleed more into our current day in less overt ways. I want to hear what you guys think!

I found this clip in one of those distressing meme compilations from 2024 and I was wondering if anyone knew where it's from?

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The Awakened Scavenger

“A lost android awakens to follow old orders. The creation of synthetic life was never suspended.”

https://youtu.be/3b9sleCZwg0

Istanbul/Turkiye

Howdy folks!

here's some progress on the retro cyberpunk train.

here's the lounge room, trying to really match or go further with the 90's cyberpunk aesthetic, let me know if you have any ideas on lighting.

i think maybe a bit darker? but im not sure.
do need to add signage as you can't see the stairs very well.

if you want to try the demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4106800/Project_Titan_The_Redacted_Files/

Hi, I'm developing a retro-futurism style for my Cyberpunk CinéComic.

I had an Iomega Zip100 way back in early 2000's, and wanted to use one in my story. I like the tactile feel of holding a proper disc, the clunks and the clicks. So I built a 3d model of one.

I'm using the older analogue and cassette-futurism a visual language between the modern AI chipped tech vs the older, pre-chipped era, off grid systems.

Who else had one of these, or still does?

Anyone read Walter John William’s “voice of the whilrwind”

I just finished it. Had some roger zelazny damnation alley vibes, but I loved it.

Old school cyberpunk that’s been out for ages.

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tl;dr: NYC. What's the required "Don't Miss!"

Difficulty: Manhattan or the County of Kings (that being Brooklyn.)

But next week I'm flying back to my homeland of NYC (for the 25th anniversary of 9/11. I was in the wtc that morning.)

So WHAT, dear wireheads, does the scene look like in NYC nowadays? Is there one?

At this I'll take a dirt bar with more neon than most. A restaurant that serves

Anything. I moved from NYC in '12 and from NY to Tennessee in '15 so I'm absolutely jonesing.

"Actually, Vancouver is the most cyberpunk city." I've heard it a dozen times (and am planning a pilgrimage...soonish.)

Can someone recommend a cyberpunk anime from the 90s/00s please?

(Also double points if it has megastructures/giant skyscrapers and a good architecture)

Also i’m not new to this genre so i was thinking something more niche than cowboy bepop, ghost in the shell, akira ecc.

Photo by Reuters

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https://www.israelhayom.com/2026/04/23/irans-shadow-fleet-survives-us-strikes-still-threatens-hormuz/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahid_Soleimani-class_corvette

For those who don't know, New Rose Hotel is an incredible cyberpunk short story by William Gibson. It got a movie in 1998, but it was kind of a miss with critics and fans. The story doesn't take long to read but it takes you there the way Neuromancer does.