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>>59433091
Right on, commanders!

From last thread:
>>59421545
>>59421936
>Integrated hearing features like electronic noise filter/canceling, audio jacks, would be much more useful than integrated vision stuff.
>t. wear a helmet a lot.

I think you haven't tried thermal cameras yet. In traffic these are useful to see badly illuminated pedestrians etc and thermal cameras might be mandatory in cars in the near future. No reason not to stay ahead of the curve.

Anyways, I agree that audio processing is a must. In many places including where I work the air is so filthy that I would prefer built in HEPA filters.

>>59433091
This might be worth looking into: http://www.cyberpunkforbeginners.co.uk/index.html

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Here, i made two webm's for dude that asked about "Who am I"

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>>59434430

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>>59433091
I've got poket chip and dont know what to do with it. Any ideas /cyb/?

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>>59433091
>http://www.hyperstealth.com/Quantum-Stealth/index.html
Anyone have any guesses on how this works, They claim it is a simple lightweight material and uses to electronics, batteries, etc.

My current running theory is that it uses a very thin side glow fiber optic, sewn front to back to display opposing view from either side. Does anyone have a loom or knitting skills and care to test it for me?
http://www.wiedamark.com/2mmsolidcorefiber.aspx

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>>59433541
https://www.amazon.com/Walkers-Game-Ear-Assisted-Listening/dp/B005GRG470

Modifying some game ears either just wearing under helmet or retrofitting into helmet could be useful, enhances sounds within the usual noise/talking range, and muffles noises that are about ~100-140ish db's.

>>59434555
My guess is it doesn't. Website looks extremely sketchy

Just downloaded
cowboy bebop
ergo proxy
GiTS 2nd GiG
GiTs Standalone complex
Psycho pass
lain
Which one should I watch first, any recommendations?

>>59435806
Only seen first GiTS movie, it was very comfy.

How do we expand and improve /cyb/, lads?

>>59435862
Yeah it was excellent. Have you seen akira?

>>59433541
Well I just mentioned it because helmets have good external mounting systems already with quick detach mounts. vision stuff gets kind of heavy and shifts balance. If there is a lot of weight you have to re-adjust your straps really good from the start or it helps undo your chinstrap settings a lot quicker. If you ever want hearing stuff in it's the quickest way to mess up your straps and adjust the helmet in a funky spot that's uncomfortable. This actually made me think of a few useful programs with audio input being analyzed before/while it gets filtered that could be really good with a processor that would be surprisingly useful

>>59435567
They seem to have gotten audiences with defense departments from various nations though and their camo patterns are leased by nations around the world. Their refusal to sell it to civilian markets seems like an interesting sign. If it was really mediocre at best then why not toss it to civvies, we eat that shit up.

>>59434513
Look up hackaday.com for plenty of discussions and ideas.

>>59434555
>very thin side glow fiber optic
Too thin and transmissions go down, especially for infrared. Even if you used fibres you would have the problem of shadowing due to fibres going around the person inside.

>>59435567
>Website looks extremely sketchy
Agreed.


>>59435806
>Which one should I watch first, any recommendations?
Lain.

>cowboy bebop
Is this even Cyberpunk?

>>59435872
>How do we expand and improve /cyb/, lads?
For my part I am updating the old alt.cyberpunk FAQ, it is getting rather big. I am also feeding inputs/suggestions to OP but a lot seems to fall off.

Also: keeping this thread alive.

>>59436133
I wasn't sure about cowboy bebop, this will be my first time watching anime shows. I just saw it on a list somewhere

>>59435936
Not yet. Ill watch all GiTS movies first.

>>59436216
be warned, the second movie feels very different from the first. It gets a little weird

So, fall/winter are approaching down here in the souh hemisphere and I want to try my hand at some /cyb/ diy shit.

I was thinking about upgrading an old jacket but I'm out of ideas. Any suggestions? Ideally useful stuff, not just sticking leds and shit.

I've added a tiny magnetised metal piece to the collar, so I can let my earbuds hang from there when I'm not using them.

I've also added a pocket in the right sleeve near the cuff for my city universal RFID travel card, I can now just wave my wrist at the subway entrance and get in.

Any oher cool urban/city type upgrades?

>>59435872
Have infosec discussions

Does anyone here play war games?
I've been working through the bandit series of war games on overthewire.org and been making a blog about it. I'm up to the last challenge on that series before I move onto the next grade

Should /g/ and/or /cyb/ have a domain in ZeroNet?
https://strawpoll.com/5r7675y

>>59436204
>this will be my first time watching anime shows
In that case, my friend, you have vast amounts of new experiences in front of you.

You might want to try some old school stuff like Akira.

I also recommend Yokohama Kaidasho Kikou, contemplative cyberpunk, if you can imagine such a thing.

>>59436782
I'll look into it thanks

>>59436621
>https://strawpoll.com/5r7675y
Just checked, didn't vote, but I wonder: what would a ZeroNet domain achieve over what is already here?

>>59436621
Just voted yes, I think it would be cool.

It would actually give me an excuse to use ZeroNet.

>>59436782
at this point people will say anything in the future is cyberpunk

>>59435806
GitS Stand Alone Complex, then GitS 2nd GiG.
Then SE Lain.
Then Ergo Proxy.

>>59437207
I think Space Opera is disqualified; that is what the Movement protested against.

Dennou Coil, while providing a neat idea of Cyberspace was not really Cyberpunk.

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>>59435806
>cowboy bebop
>lain

>>59436133
>cowboy bebop
>is this even Cyberpunk
It's sci-fi jazz noir with buddhist subtext and feels.
You have to get through Session (episode) 5 before you make a decision on it.

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Recommend me some cyberpunk music

>>59436503
>war games
Last one I did was the SANS Holiday Challenge. It's pretty fun, has the feel of hacking a semi-realistic organization with the different related servers.
Anyone know anything similar, preferably with a backstory that ties things together?

>>59439753
Dang this sounds cool. The overthewire challenges aren't for any particular purpose, you just do them because, where as a cool spy story would be awesome.

>>59439699
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoass6XxJwk

The trailer song from cyberpunk 2077 is some hot boy shit.

>>59439699
hotline miami soundtrack is a little more laid back but I love it

>>59440025
Hotline Miami soundtrack is wicked
Shame i got sick of the game real quick

>>59436503
>Have infosec discussions
Only place I can see where infosec, war and cyberpunk intersect is electronic warfare (EW).

>>59436503
do not make a blog it only ruins it for others

>>59442831
Yeah I don't get how people can think this

>>59443744
elaborate

>>59443819
Keeping the games as some super secret club with NO ANSWERS doesn't teach people anything when they get stuck. If there's no support, they will give up and stop learning. Knowledge shared is knowledge gained. Writing the blogs also ensures I understand the topics I'm writing about as well as I think I do

>>59443888
no one is trying to make it a secret club. the vast majority of warsgames have a dedicated irc where you can ask questions and get help. not only that but the maintainers and creators often provide a way to contact them if there are any problems. and if you wan to write about them then do it but keep it personal

>>59434921
>https://www.amazon.com/Walkers-Game-Ear-Assisted-Listening/dp/B005GRG470
That just looks like old school hearing aid. What I am more interested in is a conformal microphone array over the entire helmet, allowing you to selectively listen into specific sectors. That will be like parabolic microphones but without all that bulk.

>>59443945
Why do you care so much?

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>>59435872
I think we could start by convincing neon light lovers that LED's are technically superior and that the rejection of of that fact makes them luddites. Same goes with nixie lights.
Not to be a dick or neg on anyone but it's obsolete technology for a reason.

techno bump

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>tfw not living in a skyscraper in big city

>>59445371
LED's are superior but neon lights are just too comfy.

>>59435806
Although I love Cowboy Bebop, it doesn't fit into Cyberpunk theme, sorry. My /cyb/ """knowledge""" >>59379882

With also
>Blade Runner
>The Zero Theorem

>>59436503
What's a War Game exactly?

>>59439699
It depends on the feeling you're searching for. I think anons here would listen to a wide variety of """cyb""" music.

What feeling do you want? Happy? Sad? Nostalgic?

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>>59445371
You better not touch the 1st bank sign :^) you LED degenerate.

>>59448103
Alien and Predator?

>>59448573
Yep, predator is more sci-fi than other thing, but Alien (and Xenomorphs) argument, is that the never die because some big company tries to domestic them.

>>59436360
nothing you've said is "cyberpunk", do something epic and edgy like put a matrix of leds into the jacket so you can have a flexible display. then a camera in front, take a picture and have it display.
hidden stuff is so passe, what's the point unless you're really pointing out to people that you're really into technology and are a punk
what you've done sounds like something google's doing, boring and tame and ultimately leading to the question - why bother upgrading one piece of clothing so much?
do something more exciting anon

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>>59445371
I can understand the neon attraction, but the reality is that neon lighting is way more expensive to produce and requires dangerous high-voltages to operate. A good compromise for anti-LED extremists is EL rope/strip lighting. They, too, use a high excitation voltage, but consume a fraction of the power and have the advantage of being flexible. pic related. Glass/ neon gas BTFO.

>>59448594
i think the alien thing is stretching it a bit

>>59449476
Oh man those EL things look dope

>>59449555
Check 'em out on ebay... less than 10 dystopian credits. you will typically see them listed as 'NEON EL' rope lights, but they do not contain neon gas. Electro Luminescent materials glow brighter with a higher frequency AC voltage. Very schway.

>>59449611
In the pictures they look really close to neons, do you have any idea whether or not that carries into meatspace?

>>59435144
>have secure PGP setup
>tfw no one to use PGP with

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>>59449620
>carries into meatspace?
If you mean safe to wear, yes. I have pic related. it is an EL VU meter that reacts to sound by modulating the power to the 'display' with a built-in mic. Also, very schway.

>>59449476
I was just playing devils advocate I really like neon.
>>59448510
Fuck you, I know more Africans that immigrated here than you and they're more American than you are. I been east coast, west coast, widwest, dirty south, texas,
10,000 lakes is a misnomer, there are more of them than that in Minnesota normie that's how I know you're not from there.

>>59449827
>this guy actually likes somalians
Cuck spotted ::^)

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>>59439699
possibly the greatest cyberpunk album ever created
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgJ5L_wlzwU

>>59448130
There are many meanings, the most common is simply simulating a war between two sides to see which would win given certain starting parameters, and then vary these starting parameters to explore how to best rig a society to win.

Since war is chaotic (mathematically, no pun) you are not expected to derive a simple analytical solution so you have to simulate it through, just like weather forecast.

Thus war games were important in the development of simulation, mathematical modelling, economics and societal development. Think of the Foundation Trilogy, just at a far cruder level.

>>59449620
People use these to create TRON suits.

>>59450851
wat

So, they're like programs you run and that's it?

>>59451445
they're hacking games you participate in, he gave a more formal definition

>>59451445
Yes, basically.

Though the programs
- are absolutely huge
- relies on enormous data sets (such as locations of fuel dumps and amounts)
- relies on enormously diverse data (military, financially, social, cultural, psychological...)
- everything is secret, as these would reveal own weaknesses and those of the enemies
- have impact on financial allocations though reasons would be scarce

As an example: Finnish culture, especially relating to "sisu" brought them victory in the Winter war against Soviet against absolutely all odds.

>>59451516
Where I be able to see an example? It sounds interesting but I can't say I get it at 100%.

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>>59449476

As a light autist, I have to say there are clear differences between LED, neon, EL, and side emitting fiber optic. Having used all for projects none are the "superior" light, but all have their pros and cons.

If you're into the "rope light" aspect check out side emitting fiber optics. Brighter, use less electricity, and in general easier to work with.

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>>59449476

Also, I'm trying to make the next wave of neon combining LEDs and 3D printing. So far I'm liking the results.

>>59449875
You trying to imply my tax dollery doos should go to your neet bux?

>>59452103
Looks interesting- something i found interesting while scavenging parts from a broken tablet LED backlight that might be of interest to you. there were a series of 5 layers of lenses comprised of diffusers, polarizers, and a refracter layer. combined, they spread the light perfectly evenly across the full surface, even though the LED emmitters are only on one edge.

>>59451536
overthewire.org

It's a series of hacking challenges that scales from ultra beginner upwards

cyber bump

>>59452580

That does sound pretty cool. Way more advanced than what I have, but then again I don't need anything complex for my project, just decent light diffusion.

>>59452040
which one emits more UV light?
Not that im paranoid, but I'd like not to bath me unecessarily in UV, or at least know the amount I'm exposed to.

>>59450136
I' like ken Ishii alright, and that iconic video is amazing, is this /cyb/? are there specific music (sub)genre related to cyb? dunno, but Ken Ishii is the shit 'yo

>>59448130
This guy >>59450851 is trolling you by giving you a completely unrelated definition of wargames.
They're just "hacking" challenges, for example you have a C program and it's compiled binary, and you have to exploit the binary (based on the knowledge you get from the source) to get to the next level.

>>59449428

I'm trying to avoid the "leds and random electronics" thing because it's the same as "cogs and pipes" stuff steampunk wannabes do.

Yes, what I've done is boring and it seems more techwear than cyberpunk.

Maybe a lighting system for commuting on a bike? Like you sit on your bike and jack in a small cable that recognises what you're doing (accelerating, braking, turning, riding in the dark) and acts accordingly? a USB cable that's an extension for a hidden USB flash drive and installs a keylogger or something as soon as I jack in?

I don't know man, if I had ideas I would be implementing them. I'm using a de-branded grey jacket inspired by Cayce Pollard btw.

>>59456789
I like to think infosec ties into cyb. What's the point of making a custom deck if you don't know how to use it?

>>59457574
Bumping so youse can answer me this

>>59456651
>which one emits more UV light?
That depends. Most of these are designed to output a specific colour that usually depends on a bandgap property of the material. Shorter wavelength (towards blue and UV) means larger bandgaps, means more difficulties such as power consumption, shorter lifetime of component and higher operating temperatures. So you only get a UV emitter if you specifically design for one and at the top of my head I can only think of very few applications where you want UV emitters. Some examples would be sterilization, photoresist exposure and fluorescence. The latter is teh operating more for "white" LEDs: use a deep blue or UV LED to light up a fluorescent material that in turn emits white light, very much the way fluorescent tubes work. In both cases you get a bit of incidental UV leaked light.

>Not that im paranoid, but I'd like not to bath me unecessarily in UV, or at least know the amount I'm exposed to.
In addition to bleaching clothing and furniture there are also problems if you get too much UV exposure to your eyes.

>>59459669
Thanks! Very informative

anyone here play shadowrun?

>>59435872
Hacking tutorials

>>59449476
EL is dim as fuck
Whatchu talkin bout willis

>>59460932
got anything to share?

>>59434493
this is stupid

>>59457016
>I'm trying to avoid the "leds and random electronics" thing because it's the same as "cogs and pipes" stuff steampunk wannabes do.

This. I think there's a lot of people here that don't realise how close they are to gluing a stopwatch to a top hat.

>>59461574
Its some hacking movie from a few years ago that is complete rubbish

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>>59456651

>not that I'm paranoid

Implying right? But seriously, I don't know the UV emission from either, but I would guess the side emitting fiber optic outputs more UV, but it would be relatively minor and probably have no harmful lasting effect.

>>59457016

>implying the "random electronics" doesn't have a function
>implying it's the same as steam punk cosplay
>calling yourself a cyber punk and not knowing how hardware works

I think the main gripe many people have about cyber punk is that we are currently living in the cyber punk dystopian future without the aesthetic of it.

>>59460749
I'm playing through dragonfall right now

>>59461144
two cool tools I found out about at school were hashcat and SQLmap

>>59456789
>This guy >>59450851 is trolling you by giving you a completely unrelated definition of wargames.

This is /cyb/ not /games/. And that was the /cyb/ related answer. Citing:
https://www.wired.com/2009/06/speaking-of-futurist-wargames/
https://www.wired.com/1993/01/virthell/
Both are by Bruce Sterling.

>>59434513
>>59433091
I can't order PocketCHIP for eastern Europe, there are so many countries missing. And there is nothing in amazon or ebay.

Halp, what are my alternatives ?

>>59465454
Does the chip microcontroller ship there?

>>59465454
>C.H.I.P. Pro is powered by GR8, a system-in-package (SiP) that was designed by us at Next Thing Co. GR8 features a 1GHz Allwinner R8 ARM Cortex-A8 processor, Mali400 GPU, and 256MB of Nanya DDR3 DRAM. in a 14mm x 14mm FBGA package. C.H.I.P. Pro adds to the GR8 with 512MB of high-speed NAND storage, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, power and battery management, pins for popular I/O busses, USB gadget, the verstatility of mainline Linux, all on a compact footprint.

Find something équivalant to the specs

>>59466277
>>59465454
Pretty much, there's a lot of boards nowadays, take a look.

>>59466519
True. Just look here: http://linuxgizmos.com/

>>59466881
Yep

>>59465454
For example, I didn't say a thing since you aimed to the 9$ board, but I can't be happier with the Odroid XU4 I just got a few weeks ago.