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posthumanwanderings · 1 year

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[ Once Upon a Time in Cyberville: Cyberbrat & Cyberguru (1996) ]

#she just like me fr #Zoe #Steve Holtzman #cyberspace #cyberbrat #cyberguru #technology #documentary #tech #tech doc #virtual reality

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scham-wcan · 2 years

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Weiss and Ruby: *Casually playing a video games*

Cinder, walking through the room: Cyberpunk? More like Cyberbrats

Ruby: Weiss-

Weiss: WINTER

#cinder fall #winter schnee #cinwin #ruby rose #weiss schnee #white rose #snowfall #scham rambles

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fuzzyghost · 6 years

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#cyberbrat #internet #90s web #vaporwave #edgelord #gif

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copy-girl · 2 years

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Does anybody know the name of this (German?) toy?

Hey, I am new to Reddit so please excuse me if i posted this at the wrong place.

What is the name of this construction toy?

Probably everybody in Germany has seen this construction toy before. It can often be seen in chidren's waiting areas e.g. at the dentist.

It looks pretty cheap, usually lacks a few of the pins and is covered in toddlers suliva.

It has been around at least since the 1980's. I have no idea where it could be bought nor if it is still available.

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/toys/comments/qj5s49/does_anybody_know_the_name_of_this_german_toy/

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posthumanwanderings · 1 year

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Once Upon a Time in Cyberville (1996)

“This program takes a provocative look at the power and role of technology in our lives today, as well as what role it may play in the future. PCs, e-mail, video games, interactive TV, electronic shopping malls and the Internet are all an important part of ‘Cyberville.’ But are these advances moving us farther away from the real world outside our doors? Is technology and ‘techno-lust’ causing us to lose sight of who we are and where we came from? Instead of dealing with our growing societal problems, are we focusing on a future ‘cyber-utopia’? This program explores advances in technology across a wide spectrum, as well as their implications for our society, economy, and culture. Among the many technology proponents and critics featured in the program are: Doug Rushkoff, author of Cyberia; Kristen Spence, Senior editor of Wired magazine; Robert Abel, CEO of Synapse Technology; Strauss Zelnick, multimedia executive; Douglas Trumbull, special effects creator; Aris Janigian, philosopher; and a self-described teenage ‘cyberbrat’.“

#tech #technology #cyberspace #internet #virtual reality

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advicebrat · 4 years

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