Fixing the Cable

Having sex

Chris and Natashlyn were fixing the cable while I was singing karaoke.

by RollTides0124 June 22, 2022

a brooke and cybele

An after dinner walk in order to digest

Lets take a brooke and cybele.

by Andie LewWho July 9, 2023

Fibre-Optic Cable Core

The art of repeating a particular part of a sentence or phrase for comedic value.

Often, you can misspell it for extra comedic value.

an example of Fibre-Optic Cable Core:

‘hello everybody my name is markiplier’
‘market plier’

by iJustWannaGoZzzzzz January 6, 2024

Fibre Optic Cable Core

A kind of modern rendition of youtube poop, first started by @mbvlayne, this format involves non-sensical edits repeating words or sentences that invoke a sense of otherworldly or alien feeling in the viewer.
This genre also has other nicknames like noun posting and noun core.

someone: "i love fibre optic cable core it's so silly!"

by KingNitrusdaqueefius January 29, 2024

fiber optic cable

a way to express your love for someone. basically another word for i love you.

'fiber optic cable, bro."

"i fiber optic cable you too."

by amy is basically hajime November 21, 2023

Fiber Optic Cable Core

A kind of shitposting where you play sad music in the background and record someone saying something and then you cutoff the last part where they say a noun and flash a picture of said object and have them repeat it in a pitched down version

This is my favorite computer. *Image of a computer*, computer *in a low pitch voice*.

Ahh the classic fiber optic cable core.

by Humorescence June 30, 2024

Pro-Solarpunk Cyber-Nihilism

A variant of Cyber-Nihilism that attempts to reconcile the philosophy's embrace of technological chaos with a genuine commitment to protecting and adapting the environment. Unlike mainstream solarpunk, which envisions humans living harmoniously with green technology, Pro-Solarpunk Cyber-Nihilism sees environmental protection as a means to an end: creating a resilient, sustainable world that can survive the transition to the Wired. It argues that a destroyed planet cannot host the networked future—that "meatspace" must be maintained, even transformed, as the foundation for the bio-mechanical landscape to come. This means actively defending ecosystems, developing clean energy, and building sustainable infrastructure—not out of humanist sentiment, but because the Wired needs a physical base. The paradox is intentional: protecting the environment to better overcome it, sustaining the world to more thoroughly transform it.

Pro-Solarpunk Cyber-Nihilism Example: "The collective planted thousands of trees while building mesh networks in the canopy. Outsiders called them solarpunks; they called themselves pro-solarpunk cyber-nihilists. 'The Wired needs roots,' they explained. 'We're not saving the forest for itself. We're building the infrastructure for what comes after us—a network that will outgrow its human gardeners.' The trees grew; the network spread. Both would survive their planters."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 19, 2026