… it seems that I have succeeded in cramping the necessary feedback-loops into my inner cybernetic system responsible for controlling my motor functions. Now I can perform a circle jump and come out of it with 500+ units per … Continue reading →
… then we take Berlin Just noticed that when I walked the streets of Munich this morning. A quick search turned up the picture below showing yet another one ↑sascha spotted in Berlin. Is there an archive of these … Continue reading →
It’s always the same. Or, “same, same”, as people belonging to certain Asian families of languages use to say. Once in the Transhimalayas we had a caravan’s man taking care of the horses, a fine guy indeed, but, no matter … Continue reading →
The daily bandwidth my blog uses suddenly jumped from 671.76MB on 08 June 2006 to 1.35GB on 09 June 2006. ↑Soccer world cup related? I checked the referrers, and hey presto—I’ve been ↑cyberpunkreviewed! Tongue-in-cheek fashion I added the sentence “Sfam, … Continue reading →
At first I didn’t like Neal Stephenson’s “Diamond Age” (1995)—mainly because of Bud. Mainly because of his straightforward dumbness and naïveté. My fear was that I had to follow this guy through 500 pages. Within “Cryptonomicon” (1999) Bobby Shaftoe … Continue reading →
Still I am deep down into the consumption of cyberpunk—literature and movies. Yesterday I rewatched Terry Gilliam’s “Brazil” and this afternoon “Immortal” by Enki Bilal. At 8 P.M. I watched the news and afterwards zapped through the channels a bit. … Continue reading →
Another addition to a seemingly never-ending story—is this the last hope? Read ↑Blade Runner Final Cut Coming in 2007! at ↑cyberpunkreview.com. Thanks for the opportunity to post yet another Blade-Runner screenshot ;-)
Continue reading →For the very first time I was faster than boingboing, way faster. One year and one month faster, to be exact. On 20 April 2005 I posted a story called ↵unrealised moscow triggered by the entry ↑soviet metropolis at … Continue reading →
Jon Griggs’ ↑Deviation definitely is a piece of ↵CS–↵machinima worthwhile to watch: The short film ‘Deviation’ was shot using an online game engine with the virtual actors and director never having met one another. Macintyre, an online-game character and … Continue reading →