/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.15931500]

If you have something that reflects the 90s aesthetic of school shooter / hacker / stoner put it here.

[Anonymous No.15931503]

>>15931500
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LITHAzXSrps

[Anonymous No.15931542]

Is this what you wanted?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCf2UZ-Uqmk

[Anonymous No.15931546]

>>15931542
Oops, reposting so the embed works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCf2UZ-Uqmk

[Anonymous No.15931819]

Dis mah jam yo

[Anonymous No.15933005]

Me and the lads are the reason they have boot menu passwords on my old high school's computer systems. Always good to keep them on their toes.

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[Anonymous No.15933024]

>>15931542

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4zN0v7C1mU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVVqudLC0gs

These are also good.

[Anonymous No.15933055]

>>15931500
I got this

[Anonymous No.15933057]

>>15933055
And this

[Anonymous No.15933060]

Skaetbord

[Anonymous No.15933067]

>>15933060

[Anonymous No.15933072]

>>15933067
Maybe this?

[Anonymous No.15933454]

>>15931500
>90s aesthetic of school shooter / hacker / stoner put it here

[Anonymous No.15933460]

this is a good aesthetic

[Anonymous No.15933575]

>>15931500

[Anonymous No.15933672]

>>15933005
oh my god i love that poster, need it on my wall

[Anonymous No.15934435]

>>15933672
From Masamune Shirow's Cyberdelics art showcase. You can find it around sometimes, the other designs are pretty spectacular as well. No online scans that I could find unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.15935132]

This is conceptually one of the best threads up right now but it's empty as fuck.

[Anonymous No.15935142]

>>15933005
That's pretty lame man not gonna lie.

[Anonymous No.15935155]

>>15931500
Lol I'm gonna post my room. This is my room
>>15935142
Either decent troll attempt or GTFBTR

[Anonymous No.15935157]

>>15935155
Woops

[Anonymous No.15935159]

>>15935155
i dont really see the point in mildly inconveniencing some random employees at a school instead of doing something actually rebellious and meaningful. seems like poser stuff.

[Anonymous No.15935160]

>>15935159
You really projected something onto what he said. Reread it; he mentions nothing about what he actually did

[Anonymous No.15935167]

>>15935160
fuck off. i worked at his school and had to fix it. it just sucks man. you know how much they pay me to do school IT? two dollars above minimum wage. im a virgin with a CS degree and this is the best i can do. im a fucking loser and now i have kids trying to make my life harder because they want to be hackers or something. i want to kill myself every day. do you know what thats like? no i doubt it

[Anonymous No.15935186]

>>15935157
based setup, clean your desk

[Anonymous No.15935192]

>>15933454
based

[Anonymous No.15935217]

>>15935167
Based
>>15935186
Nah, I was in the middle of recapping a Game Gear and retr0brighting some parts of a Dreamcast controller. That shit adds flavor.

[Anonymous No.15935744]

>>15935159
It was a low risk environment to screw around in and get a feeling for how things fit together. I'm pretty rusty now but I learnt a lot about computer systems from those shenanigans and it's gonna stick with me better than anything else I learnt in highschool. IT department had nothing going on anyway.

[Anonymous No.15936470]

>>15935167
Kek

[Anonymous No.15936775]

>>15933454
"ladle up some comfort"

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[Anonymous No.15937387]

>>15935157
>g-guys im a hackker
>old tech
cringe

[Anonymous No.15938263]

>>15933024
Love the atmosphere of this style of film. Really getting me in the mood for the new Adam Curtis doc this week.

[Anonymous No.15938277]

>>15938263
damn this dude was aesthetic. Like a mix of keanu/henry rollins pre-bald

[Anonymous No.15938306]

>>15933005

[Anonymous No.15938323]

>>15933024
you got the point

[Anonymous No.15938337]

>>15937387
I'll still be able to sleep tonight

[Anonymous No.15938340]

>>15935157
For me, it's riiiiiiiiiiiiidge racer

[Anonymous No.15938378]

>>15938340
It's Shutokou Battle '97 Drift King
Shutokooooouuuu Battle '97 Drift King!

[Anonymous No.15938411]

>>15938378
Wow the menu is similar enough that it fooled me. Gonna check it out though love me arcade racers, simple as.

[Anonymous No.15938776]

>>15938306
Kino. Where?

[Anonymous No.15938861]

>>15935167
kek

[Anonymous No.15939183]

>>15935132
Mouly af

[Anonymous No.15940233]

Should I bite the bullet and fully commit to Linux? Windows pisses me off more and more with every update and being securicucked but your OS is not effay.

[Anonymous No.15940324]

>>15940233
absolutely
Linux is pretty easy these days

Ubuntu with KDE (gnome fucking sucks) is a good starter distro

[Anonymous No.15940399]

>>15940233
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

[Anonymous No.15940408]

>>15940399
I GNU you were going to GNU that

[Anonymous No.15940417]

>>15933005
Woah, man, you're a total badass, did you use to run around in Assange's old gang?

[Anonymous No.15940472]

>>15940233
take the OpenBSD pill, but if you are determined to use GNU + Linux and want to come off as 1337 use whonix

[Anonymous No.15940474]

>>15940233
Try out linux and have fun with it anon! Use friend linux thread on /g/ to learn it. It is really worth it, might even get you a job if you have enough time to dedicate to that hobby.

I must get NIN and classic Deus Ex t-shirt though, that shit fucking effay.

[Anonymous No.15940478]

>>15935132
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK8ilaPZbKE

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[Anonymous No.15941428]

>>15940399
You learn something new every day, thanks for the IT lesson.

[Anonymous No.15941434]

>>15940474
Ffuck I can't believe I hadn't even considered a classic deus ex shirt to add to my collection of le 90s hacker tees. And yeah, I've dabbled in it before but I'd like to get really into it. I value the freedom that it gives you, no matter the added complexity.

[Anonymous No.15941449]

>>15940472
Not trying to come off as 1337 h4x0r, just trying to regain some control over my computer system. And I've used Linux Mint before, which was all well and good. Might try something new though.

[Anonymous No.15941456]

>>15940417
That's right kid. Get ready to have your bitcoins iced and your IP sent to several intelligence agencies for some highly prejudiced investigations.

[Anonymous No.15941484]

This thread is some top fa shit. Keep it going. Will dump some of my stuff when i get home

[Anonymous No.15941508]

>>15941434
My only recommendation is just to jump the ship. No dual booting BS. If you need vidya just git good.

Fuck, classic Deus Ex shirt seems to be rare as fuck, though Quake shirts are also powerful.


Also, can anybody ID Hideo's jacket in this photo?

[Anonymous No.15941525]

>>15941508
Not the one you replied to, but also interested in linux. I like my vidyas, how can i git good??

[Anonymous No.15941541]

>>15941484
I agree, not really my style as I prefer something that is between this and manswear/sleazecore. Really weird mix but sometimes manage build that actually fit that (no photos).
>>15941525
With vidyas if you are dedicated and you are stuff isn't for Linux you can really push your skills really high as some shit is difficult.

The main thing is to use Arch Linux wiki, and at least know how to use Wine/Proton and also if you are really wanna git ultra good learn how to do run GPU passthrough so you can play shit in the VM using your GPU.

Don't really get scared, it's 90% following manuals and 10% not being retarded.

Also, hugely recommend this site:

https://hackerscurator.com

[Anonymous No.15941720]

>>15941508
This is what I intent to do. Sick of most vidya anyway, trying to do something worthwhile with my spare time. Tried dual booting a while ago and it was cool and all but felt very noncommittal.

[Anonymous No.15941725]

>>15941508
Best bet re deus ex shirt would be to get a really nice tee and print it yourself probably. Assuming you don't give a shit about authenticity.

[Anonymous No.15941795]

>>15941725
Obviously I don't, but never have done custom prints, any recs?

>>15941720
Yup, start with Arch with installer actually (anarchy/zen). Don't listen to Ubuntu memers, its fucking awful.

[Anonymous No.15941847]

>>15941795
Well, you'd probably wanna bring your shirt and design into a printing shop somewhere. Try for direct to garment printing because the print will come out crisp on dark fabric. If that's not an option screen printing works though sometimes they charge exorbitant prices if you want a transparent background because it requires a fancy algorithm to calibrate the screens and not just print a black square with the design in the middle, and also doing dark colours on dark fabric can be tricky. You can also use transfer paper, but I hear that the designs aren't as hardy as other methods.

And I've heard good things about Arch, and I'm not so keen on Ubuntu either. I'll look into it.

[Anonymous No.15942186]

>>15941541
That website is insaneeee. Definitely going in bookmarks.
Also you and the peeps in this thread finally pushed me to try linux, I'll dual boot for now just for vidya whenever I feel like playing. The VM method sounds really interesting and probably what I'll do later on once i do more research/get more comfy with Arch

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[Anonymous No.15944998]

>>15944995
90's school shooters weren't fat retard

[Anonymous No.15945001]

>>15944998
Shut up nerd

[Anonymous No.15945009]

>>15945001
hurry up and die of heart disease or untreated diabetes fat fuck

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[Anonymous No.15945502]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsr9pmSbFjc