/cyber/ - Cyberpunk & Science Fiction

>>39176

>le cyber cosplay

Pls don´t.

Furniture for cyber:

As a rule, the eyes must be at the center of each screen.

If you set each screen inside a hub or a headgear you don´t need seats, but a chaise lounge with access to cable plugs.

Then , the user interface must switch or have ways to render each screen.

There. Now start remixing it.

>>39197

already pulling blue/green neon soft lighting

>voice controlled ambilight through out apartment

>hi-tec fridge with glass door and LED's inside.

>electronic remote lock in front door

get on my level plebs

>>39368

i hope you're trolling. 10/10 if so.

>not using The Clapper to control your lights

Can someone provide a /cyber/ desk?

>>39176

op here

I actually need some furniture for my shitty apartment so if you shazbots could be useful for once, I'd love you forever

A cardboard box

>>39505

>>>/r/cyberpunk

Honestly, while my first instinct was to laugh at OP, there's really nothing wrong with /cyber/ aesthetic. It's fucking gorgeous.

though you'll never *be* /cyber/ without face-recognition cameras and corresponding doors

If you are going to glue colored LEDs everywhere, use red ones.

They won't fuck up your biorhytms, and you can handle some light-sensitive chemicals in red light as a bonus.

Okay, no one really bothers with camera film anymore, but photo-resist on PCB is still a pretty common thing.

Although, you can use bright blue LEDs during the day as a coffee substitute, to help yourself wake up/stay awake, but usually bright white light is good enough too.

>>39176

a gigantic server rack

Space saving furniture is always nice to look at, even though a lot of it is very gimmicky, and I have my doubts about mechanical rigidity.

>>40562

There were those, basically room inside a room, a closet with a sound isolated walls, compfy chair and a computer in it. Forgot how they're called. Game pods?

>>40561

But what would you put in it?

>>40565

A rack is not something you put in something, dumkoff. It's something you put something in.

Office Pods are cool too.

http://www.blessthisstuff.com/stuff/living/living-space/office-pods/

>>40566

That's what I said. What would you put in your rack?

>>40568

wew, I can't read.

Servers, naturally. And switches, and a good gateway device. Use fiber, it looks fucking schway, all slim and sleek compared to the nasty fatness of cat5+.

That, or 10gbe or better. 40gbe has these fuckheug cables that just scream I MEAN BUSINESS, YOU FAGGOT.

>>40569

Okay, you got yourself UPS, switch, gateway, file server, two cpu servers.

That'll cover your typical at-home needs, and even with a lot of padding it'll be 10 U = 0.5m or a quarter of a full rack. You can put more cpu servers, but I doubt they will be of any use, other than heating the room.

And what the point of fiber if you connected to the net through copper anyway.

>>40570

You're a filthy tasteless queer if you don't rackmount your desktop as well, that's another 4U. Also, that big of a UPS will be 2U minimum, and it's best practice to have 2.

>what's the point of fiber

jesus christ anon how do you think you're going to get those files from your storage to your servers and desktop? Even if you went with 4-port 1gbps NICs and set up link aggregation on the switch, you're looking at 4gbps tops, and you're wasting any and all speed potential. If you're doing a proper SAN, you're critically bottlenecked, especially if you're doing virtualization on both servers.

However, 10gbps single-port switches go for $20 on ebay right now, Mellanox brand. Cheaper than fiber. It just doesn't look particularly exciting while plugged in. Have fun shelling out for the SFPs, though.

>>40609

Never liked computer desks. Always break, keyboard tray gets stuck and chews on wires, it's hard to disconnect PC when you need to, etc. So, last time I went shopping for furniture, I decided to keep it simple and just bought plain plank-with-4-legs type of table and was more than happy with it.

But now I started to get into ergonomics, and think maybe I should give computer desks another chance, because everything is wrong in my current setup, monitor is too low, keyboard is too high, and not enough storage space.

I don't know why so many in this thread are deriding you, OP, other than to enforce a fog of elitism because "their views of cyberpunk is more correct than yours". That said, I don't recommend anything from IKEA. In my own style, I would buy things that are wiry and low and easy to retract, expand, store, and low to the ground. Nothing wooden.

I don't know what you're looking for other than cyberpunk and furniture. Do you want to buy a light up minimalist pale colored chair?

>>40616

>easy to retract, expand, store, and low to the ground

Sounds like kotatsu.

Or floor tables in general, those are cute.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/88/81/54/888154bb265427320c9686eabaad9ceb.jpg

HNNNNNG

>Nothing wooden.

WOOD IS GOOD

Also, found this

http://g01.a.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1vKdeIXXXXXXwXXXXq6xXFXXXc/excellent-bed-font-b-laptop-b-font-font-b-table-b-font-trendy-font-b-table.jpg

Looks comfy.

>>40616

Could go for a /cyber/ desk. Possibly just general decor additions altogether.