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If I have my contacts in: Programmatic graffiti. Filtercubes, tags, object-attached comments, data streams relevant to my geographic position.

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I want to "interface" with all the "ports" on those girls, if you get my analogy.

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Dem white-haired /cy/ girls man.

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better jack in, skinjobs, its about to get horribly rude

the amstrad ppc640; it may be retro and/or outdated now, but it embodies the netrunner deck so very well

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It's glorious. Anyone up for a game of Harrier Attack? Roland on the Ropes perhaps?

>>468
Something a little more modern, perhaps?

>>470

That is marvelous.

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Is that a dock for a smartphone or is that actually a device built into the keyboard?

That's a display for the keyboard, which is a PC itself. That's the Asus Eee Keyboard, which is actually pretty disappointing in that it's around $500 for a netbook.
Still, it's a step in the right direction. Cyberdecks won't be coming around as a form factor until we get better AR/VR goggles.

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Best image I could find.

>>397
Pretty much this, except to a more realistic and standard extent.

Basically, armed forces everywhere.

And hopefully climax booths too.

What a shitty future. Sex is SO prevalant that the streets are littered with such things and women are nude(and that means they're most likely niggers). Can you IMAGINE how that effects other areas of living? I would literally commit suicide if was forced to be raised in that society.

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Meant to reply to this.

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If you were raised in that society their customs wouldn't offend you, silly.

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When the Oculus Rift comes out I think I'm gonna have to buy one and rig a pinhole camera to it so I can walk the streets wearing it with my bowler hat and high-collared duster.

Now that I think about it, they've already made a desktop for the Rift itself, so I bet it wouldn't be too hard to make a HUD overlay on the camera feed and connect it to a cell phone. Just like that you're walking down the street with a browser window floating in your peripheral vision, maybe even a stock ticker just above street height.

Just hope the final product looks more like this than their bulky dev kit.

Bullshit. That's the retard idea that if you're raised around someone, then you "adapt" to it. That is wrong. A persons personality and how he thinks doesn't change regardless of where he is raised. The only thing a culture does to you is what you're forced to partake in when you're young or a child and can't do what YOU really want. That doesn't mean you have to like it. (I.e. if everyone was sexually molested as a child, doesn't mean everyone would LIKE it, which seems plausible in such a fucking disgusting society that anon imagined).

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Nurture is a powerful force, not nearly to the point of removing nature from the equation like many erroneously believe, but still very powerful. The zeitgeist and culture of a people are the product of the memes that they propagate, and such are tremendously influential on the base mental development of an individual.

Nearly all the concepts and convictions you hold are a hodgepodge of external influences you have experienced at some point in your life. What makes them yours is your ability to process them with all the others you have gained, and strip or combine them into your own unique ideas.

These are facepaint patterns meant to fool digital facial-recognition systems. The ones with the red squares around them are the ones that were recognized.

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We're talking about the future, here. Who knows.

the world will certainly be very different, not as different as we hope. In 2053, people born in 1990 will be 63 -- so imagine what's likelier for 63-year-old you:

a) you routinely transport elements of your collective, immortal consciousness between matter transport booths while neural-implant laden youths run amok in transreality, deforming it to their will, and skyscrapers reach to the ionosphere

b) you routinely order big macs or morning coffee at a drive through in Iowa.

Maybe both, but b feels much safer. Of course, I would love to be wrong.

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I think I saw one of those in a store in the Philipines.

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The future is probably going to be really boring/difficult to live in.

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>>395 *surfing 99chan in the year 2053... what do you see?*

this thread

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I wonder if the internet in it's current form will still exist, or something will superceed it

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You see me.

Hybrid airships flying over the city.

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