How are you opting out recently? Cyberpunk is not just an aesthetic, it's technological ecology and emancipation. Have/are you replacing Big 5? How are you applying cyberpunk ethics to your life? Let's share ideas and support each other!I've been at th

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/cy/ber emancipation NPC 09/18/25 (Thu) 04:42:09 No.3022

How are you opting out recently? Cyberpunk is not just an aesthetic, it's technological ecology and emancipation. Have/are you replacing Big 5? How are you applying cyberpunk ethics to your life? Let's share ideas and support each other!

I've been at this for a bit and come quite a long way, but still alot to do.
> no phone
> degrowing libre *nix
> started learning basic electronics, mostly mucking about with wonky light setups. can highly recommend this; it's lot's of fun!
> joining up with some friends next month to bike ~3000km over a few months

I have future goals of learning radio stuff, and ideally grok logic - maybe work through NAND2Tetris (with some folx from here?) - so I at least understand the chain from ore to computer, even though I can't be part of the entire process.

Observer 11/25/25 (Tue) 10:05:34 No.3030

just jackin off

Daphne 02/17/26 (Tue) 10:27:24 No.3034

What are cyberpunk ethics? If you mean emancipation of the individual, then that’s really become redundant. The digital revolution has changed our sense of self so much that there now is no longer an individual to emancipate.

Bogdanoff 03/06/26 (Fri) 16:26:56 No.3045

I want to work through NAND2Tetris but I need to learn to program first. I'm not sure how I'm supposed to apply cyberpunk to my life.

micro 03/06/26 (Fri) 22:36:17 No.3046

>>3045 I heard a little about this project, I though it did not require any previous knowledge. The SICP is a good way to learn programming, or at least this is what the lainchan folks would say. Anyway, I just started to read it, I'm hoping I can become a cracked programmer some day.
>>3022 The cyberpunk mantra is "high tech, low life", I really don't know what kind of ethic would arise from this combination, or what is its relation with ecology, for example. Thinking about, maybe the cyberpunk is just a reminder of how this world ends. I have a weird sensation when I read stuff like GUNNM, a "I wouldn't like to live on this place".

Noid 03/07/26 (Sat) 20:07:33 No.3047

>>3046
Lainchan is a den of fools. SICP is a great book but its not for absolute beginners.