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  • Black Signal

    Black Signal

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    Sci-fi 🚀 and synthwave 🎹 fans, check out Black Signal – a Cincinnati-based cyberpunk/synth metal band. 🤖🎸 Their live shows combine intense music 💥 with programmed lights 💡, visuals 👾, and a unique AI narrator.#blacksignal #synthmetal #cyberpunk #cincinnatimusic

  • Crisiswear

    Crisiswear

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    A great shop for futurist vests, accessories, and especially cowls and hooded/collared apparel.

  • FAProjectStore

    FAProjectStore

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    Another great futurist tech accessories store.

  • QozeProject

    QozeProject

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    A fun techwear mask and accessories shop on Etsy.

  • Trailer

    Trailer

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    My favorite fall festival is the Dayton Outdoor Experience in Dayton. It’s a weekend of hiking/biking/boating/camping, music and beer. They have a campground so you can setup a tent, stay overnight thru the weekend. It’s on the bike trail, so you can bike to/thru downtown Dayton. And, they have a garage sale where you can…

  • Hypercube

    Hypercube

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    Just a fun trip toy that I bought. I appreciate that they involved aircookie who is the maintainer of the WLED project.

  • Batteries

    Batteries

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    One of those stories from the Dull Men’s Club. I will never again have a dead battery. They’re also pretty.

  • uConsole

    uConsole

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    Another Clockwork PI project, this is more industrialized unit, pretty solid. Built in cell phone! Same raspberry pi compute module. This is my ‘preferred’ cyberdeck, it looks pretty sharp vs the more retro look of the devterm

  • Devterm

    Devterm

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    A project from last summer, sort of a fisher price build your first computer kit. All plastic snap fit. Is it super practical? That is **not** the point. It looks cool. Also, it’s a decently powerful raspberry pi compute module 4. And It’s got a thermal transfer printer module integrated – printing my own labels…