/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact

>>1418
why do feminists hate rape jokes at the expense of women so much?
because they hate being reminded they are fragile spiteful creatures meant to be bred and controlled.

>>1451
Leftists always project. Always. They can't help it. Pic related.

>>1451
I used to think that sentences like that were exaggerations, but were basically right. I'm no longer convinced it's that big of an exaggeration. The only thing I think I could imagine adding to that to make it more true is some half-garbled attempt to explain the layers of truth and delusion that women wrap around themselves via their inherent psychoses.

>>2422
Leftists exaggerate because they're evil. They're disappointed in their friends for not boycotting the new Harry Potter game just because Rowling offended the trans terrorist "lobby"? They'll claim you're killing people or the reason trannies kill themselves. It's just a tactic to shock you. They'll sling blame and shame like they're wildly swinging a baseball bat around, hoping to beat you to death, hoping one of these swings lets them get what they want.

We're the smart ones who understand reality and how to work within it. They're the idiotic cultists who would rather build a wall around what they can control and deny anything exists beyond it. They don't want to admit nigger tolerance is a disaster, women can't handle the responsibility of political power, and commie "treat the seed with acid and train the seed to grow whatever food you want" style "science" results in mass starvation. They don't want to admit they're weak and stupid and inferior and worthless, because if we were naturally allowed to be better than them in ways they cannot deny, they would feel small. And they'd rather kill us and themselves for the sake of their feelings than try to find any way to discover joy within a humble life, because they feel entitled to power even if they aren't capable of using it wisely.

>>2424
>They're disappointed in their friends for not boycotting the new Harry Potter game just because Rowling offended the trans terrorist "lobby"?
This game?

>>2425
Anon. The first part of that image outright says that this is a joke not to be taken seriously.

What happen when you press the "I'm not a robot" button.

>>2482
What in fuck's name is a "fitzy wippa"?

Be aware faggots, check for cyrillic characters before you click any link.

>>2667
Ttttthhhhanks?

>>563
Use them for antibody production or something.

>>386

manegele little humanpony

genetics is magic.

base: human dna, edited with pony dna and cat dna (mlp ponies have cat lije features)

i don't think actual hooves would be apropriate, but very stronhly modified paws. those would look more like mlp pony hooves and could still allow for object manipulation.

wings and horns would be mostly useless.

the colors are going to be complicated, especialy blue hues.

>>543
What shall come first—the fluffy, or the yukkuri?

>>940
The fluffy.

>>312
Human as a base, then recessive gemne activation, pony genes and cat genes ( mlp ponies are closer to felines in their anatomy and facial structure than to equines). a few genes present in dogs would encourage loyality and bonding.

>>1107
I think it would be easier to use horses as the base if the end result is meant to be horse-like.

The real question is whether people will have a choice in the matter. Once cybernetic organisms become the norm, the environment may become inhospitable to humans, let alone the job market.

>>2504
Alternative is to get a FOSS smart phone. My experience with my Samsung A52 with LineageOS has been great. Only FOSS apps and absolutely no jewgle garbage

>>2505
Meh, they want to limit screen-time tho. It's not about privacy.
That said, LineageOS is great. It also has superior backwards compatibility with older android apps in my experience.
You can also run it in Linux with nearly native speed through a container:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Waydroid

>>2506
Hive mind brother. I just switched over to Mint and HoloIso(SteamOs3) for my gaming computer. Fuck Bill Gates. He only bought his OS. Balmer did all the work.

>>2507
>hive mind
Indeed
>Bill Gaytes
His downfall is neigh.

>>2506
The picture on the left was made with passion. A unique pony with a unique pose and a unique outfit. Her cute anime eyes are adorable.
It's not show-accurate like the recolour on the right, probably traced from Octavia or some other background pony, but I think it's better that way.

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Fake Science 101.

>>2564
Keep in mind that the social "sciences" are the ones with least reproducible results. Not all sciences are created equal.

>>2568
>social "sciences
Well, the corona hoax has demonstrated that science is a fraudulent activity used for political purposes. Add to that that scientists are cheaper and easier to buy, then the scope of the fraud gets off the charts.
Social sciences are mostly charlatanry, but the rest might be not far behind.

>>2570
I would guess medicine is full of bought and paid for faggots, but chemistry, physics, engineering, ect would be pretty hard to corrupt.

>13 biggest SCIENCE LIES YOU've Been Told - (4:33 long)
https://odysee.com/@DITRH:f/13-biggest-science-lies-you-ve-been-told:8
Mirror:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Uo96fdoC8BMD/

>>2584
>flat earth
Take that shit to /vx/

Some good things there, but it may be alienating without pros/cons or why it has even been mentioned, so I'll write those for some things I'm familiar with.

For example, regarding the operating systems category - I assume they were chosen because they don't use the (((Systemd))) cancer and are generally quite secure:
Artix Linux is very good and has a really good community as well, but it's also easy to "break" it (for example, by simply running an update) and will then require the command line to fix up. Been using mostly Linux for around 10 years, but I moved away from Artix because of that.
Also, there are so many init system choices for Artix, people get confused and create threads asking which one to use, which will usually start some kind of discussion every few months. :/

I generally use Devuan with the Cinnamon desktop (don't remember if it does minor telemetry though) or MX Linux with XFCE, although hibernating on a LUKS encrypted install can be flaky because both standard installs don't create a large enough hibernation partition by default, and MX Linux more or less gave up trying to get hibernation running on most machines so have hidden the option. Manually setting up a functioning LUKS install with hibernation is still a huge PITA.

Some quick comments before going to bed (will post more later):
Matrix requires email and collects metadata,
Telegram isn't as secure as people think it is because it requires an identifying phone number, could still match metadata to messages and the creator is on the WEF website,
Tox apps will reveal IP addresses unless running over VPN or TOR,
Otter Browser is cute but crashes frequently.

The only search engine worth using for serious searches nowadays IMO is Yandex.com, because using a frontend like Searx will still pull results from google, and they shoah anything useful before sending the censored results on to other services.

Yandex.com is the last big search engine left standing, and still reminds one of the "good old days" when searches would actually come up with diverse and interesting results, rather than homogeneous satan-(pre)approved ones.

>>2340
>Matrix requires email and collects metadata
You can also sign up and sign into custom matrix servers. The policies and requirements can be different and more or less secure depending on who made it.

>>2116
A much larger list can be found here:
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki//aosg/_Alternative_Operating_System_General
This is for a general that has been dormant for a while.

>>2572
Interesting. Thanks anon.

>>1246
>Telegram, the messaging system that the feds see every message of and requires a phone number to use
>doesn't list other pone sites such as ponepaste ponytube and pone.social
I generally use qwant.com for a search engine, but meh.
Also you forgot to list gab.com
Probably the most interesting thing out there is the Gemini Protocol
https://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/faq.gmi
>Gemini is a new application-level internet protocol for the distribution of arbitrary files, with some special consideration for serving a lightweight hypertext format which facilitates linking between files. You may think of Gemini as "the web, stripped right back to its essence"

Tons of other things, krita and inkscape for art, synfig for 2D vector animation, LMMS or Aurdor for making music (DAW), handbrake for encoding videos, kdenlive for video editing, FreeCAD for designing and drawing parts or making technical 3D models, CoreCTRL for overclocking AMD video cards, can do processor stuff too, VeraCrypt for encrypting disk images, full disks, or groups of disks, probably other things I can't think of

>>2340
No, matrix does not require a phone number, but some servers might require such a thing (won't affect federation at all)
matrix.horse and mlp.chat are your two best based pony matrix servers.

>>2574
>FreeCAD for designing and drawing parts
I never used a CAD software so unfinished and cumbersome. The current devs are not to the task to make it at least user friendly and iron its quirks. Not actually their fault, the code is a 20 years old C++ spaghetti that no one can understand how it works and needs to be re-written from zero. So, what the devs were and are doing in the last yeas is to write python pluggins to extend functionality, but the flawed core is helpless.
F

https://www.advancedsciencenews.com/a-computing-system-made-from-heart-cells/
This is the third biocomputer this year to make headlines. Seems there is a lot of interest in biocompting right now.

>>2548
>“Next steps will be to improve the programmability of our biocomputer, so that we can solve multiple problems on one device,” added Zorlutuna.
What a shameless grifter and con man.

>>2549
How so?

>>2551
An electro-chemical reaction is not a computer and tweaking that reaction is not the software.
That cretin is using the 'computer' label while calling his contact in the judenpresse to facilitate more shekels and a steady incoming.

>>2552
If they can use electro-chemical reactions to solve problems then it is a form of computing.

>>2553
>it is a form of computing
A forced analogy (a form of computing you said) doesn't turn one into another.

>>2519
Also the video just posted is a recent one.

>>2519
>>2520
This one in this post is from 2017.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI8E4cda_ww

The quick rundown is you too can make your own jetpack as most of the new frontier stuff is already done.

>>2521
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsWJKyR664s

Another video.

Jetpacks can be a very simple thing to make, depending on the desired goals.
Jetpack man, the guy who does all the jetpack stuff in movies for a long time, uses a monopropellant. Hydrogen Peroxide is pushed through a series of ceramic and silver screens which turn it to steam and oxygen, giving thrust.
Very very simple design and there is no open flame. If I recall correctly the ISP (specific impulse) is around 120sec for such a setup.
If used as a hybrid rocket, ISP should jump to about 2-3x that (250-360) without much more effort.

(I havent watched any of the videos, just making a comment about typical "jetpacks", with knowledge on rocket engine design)

Looks believable enough to me, and looks really cool too. Can't deny it.

It's a lot cooler than the drones and armed robots we've been seeing last decade.

>>2517
>Its CGI?
Yup.