Ever wanted to renovate your living space to look like one of those hacking dungeons that you see in cyberpunk films? I've always liked the cyberpunk look and feel - the cluttered, dimly lit room with twenty computers, green-screen terminals, blinking lights, networking equipment stacked to the ceiling - like Neo's apartment at the beginning of The Matrix, or Hackerman's room in Kung Fury. I'm willing to invest hundreds of dollars into achieving this look.
ITT: - We discuss our ideas and aspirations for the ultimate hacker lair. - We show off pictures of our hacker lairs if we already have one.
>We discuss our ideas and aspirations for the ultimate hacker lair. lots of monitors my current monitor count: 3 several server racks against the wall huge external coolant system a la the shit from lain its beautiful
the sad thing is all the processing power lain needed cooling for could probably be done on any random integrated gpu today...
Brayden Ross
heh yeah. but that just means all that cooling could go towards even more powerful stuff. like jeez imagine the sound of those pipes pumping away while you sleep. fucking COMFY
Daniel Lewis
Not to LARP as a hacker or anything, but I wouldn't mind a hidden door that goes into my office. I just need a 2 bedrooms, or a place with a very large windowed closet to make that a reality.
Dylan Wilson
Just checked out that show on YouTube. Plot looks interesting.
Easton Campbell
It's not. It's a try heard pseudo-intellectual sci-fi philosophy show that a bunch of weebs have turned into a couple of shitty imageboards. They post more about their feelings and teenage angst thoughts about a world they've barely experienced, than any thoughts of any merit and spending most of their time larping as Cyberpunks because the show falls into that genre.
Zachary Lewis
Well, the first episode was somewhat intriguing with the story of a girl who committed suicide contacting the protagonist from beyond the grave. I'm not used to seeing cyberpunk combined with the supernatural.
Hunter Bennett
at 28 i do find the spirit of the lain fanbase to be dull and lacking depth. i've met a few cool people though. and systemspace was ok at the beginning.
Thomas Walker
I've been trying to figure out how to achieve this since forever. Sadly I think it's just a mirage of the lighting, editing, acting etc. in movies that makes it come across as cyberpunk cool. Trying it in real life just comes off as cluttered and tryhard. Maybe if you had some kind of decommissioned bunker underground you could pull it off. Otherwise, I don't know