This one is sensical but it is unlikely you will ever use the information.

>>4272
Obvious troll, but this thread could work.

>>4294
Probably the best one I've ever read.

Fuck yeah, Lepht Anonym. He is the master of biohacking, he really is. Used to be a lurker of biohacking/DIYH+ lists and boards myself.

I would love to try this but I'm ridiculous scared of pain and needles.

I wonder if there is anyone legitimate who would do it for me.

Absolutely god-like stuff. I can only hope he won't need an MRI, ever, or he'll be fairly fucked.

>>4279
Thanks. Definitely checking that link out. Mostly for the Windows Mobile upgrade and GPS

For fucksake get a droid. I'm posting with one now.

Used to have a jailbroken first-gen iPhone, but I, foolishly, let my friend's daughter borrow it, who let her friend borrow it, whose dog bit it. Sadly, there's no known method of fixing an iPhone when around a quarter of it's passed through the canine digestive system.

You risk the loss of data no matter where you store it. The only thing you can do is mitigate it - for example have more than 1 backup in more than 1 location (and make them completely different)

>>4287
apparently. I haven't played with it yet.

>>4290

I never got the authentication working correctly. I'd have to login a dozen times for it to maybe work. The sync with Gnome Evolution looked pretty sweet, but the implementation blows.

I use JungleDisk quite a bit, the storage is dirt cheap via Rackspace Cloud Files, and you don't pay for bandwidth. It can function like dropbox or act as a network drive, keeps its own backups, etc. You still have the problem where in a disaster of epic proportions, you're probably not going to have access to that backup, and you're better off federating with your friends with Tahoe LAFS.

>>4293

touché, although i prefer to cite the becoming specifically for the cybernetic imagery of the lyrics.

>>4296

oh god that image always cracks me up.

dubstep. period.

this is not, or at least, should not be news.

But hey. at least they didn't bitch about fursicution.

>>4268

But they were fursecuted. Dr Robotnik was always after them in order to convert them into robot slaves.

that was the better of the two Sonic cartoons

Looks nifty but impractical at best (and downright useless at worst). Similarly to what OP quoted, I wouldn't mind one, but I'm not entirely sure what I would do with it.

Remote control for a TV computer, or perhaps strap it to a wrist for a keypad for a cyborg rig.

though there are better options for both.

I'll pass. It's so small you'd want single hand operation, but instead you'll not be able to touch type because you have to use two.

I think it was an episode of Cowboy Bebop where there was a hacker that had two keyboards hanging on the outside of his pants pockets which I thought was pretty cool. The frogpad is perfect for this... maybe link it to a nokia n900 and a HUD type device. If you're really hardcore, use an audio interface for the blind or something and some sort of other haptic feedback mechanism. I've got an old nokia 770 laying around, but it's completely t3h suck and not worth a $100 peripheral.

>>3724
creative commons for the win!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUk0tF7puPk

German industrial = Cyberpunk.
(in my opinion)

>>4266

Yeah they tend to do things right.

everything batou has in gits

if i had to choose one though, id get a cyberbrain

WIFI, you try and fail a test with Google plugged into your head. Of course it could end up like my laptop whose WIFI won't connect to damn near anything for no fucking reason.

>>4258
That's a pretty good idea.

these

Something like a tabi boot but with the tips of the "toes" covered in what, a rigid rubber?

>>4259
japanese builders use something like this for scafolding, god luck finding them outside japan though :/