Cyberpunk 

When a first world country gets a taste of how things work in third world

Chris: I just did the math and I can't believe I'll still be working when I'm 70! That's so cyberpunk...

Cyberpunk by wrath of the neet king December 14, 2021

CyberPunk 

When you delay something, typically a game, more than once.

Developer: We need more time finishing the game.
Publisher: Alright, we'll push the release date by 21 days.
Developer: 21 days isn't enough.
Publisher: If it isn't then we'll just have to do a CyberPunk.

CyberPunk by zin90 November 10, 2020

cyberpunk 

One who sees the truth about the world, even when the rest of society chooses to ignore the fact that the government is a corporation, we are constantly being monitored by cameras, and we are rapidly loosing what little freedom we had to begin with.
See: The Patriot Act

A cyberpunk's mantra:
Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get me.
{sic}
Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean I've got it wrong.

cyberpunk by Alienkitten September 1, 2005

CyberPunk 

A cyberPunk is someone who totally kicks ass at the internet. A person that is a normal person in reality, but online they live by their own rules none.

A cyber Punk, is an internet badass, is a net hooligan. me. Viva Les Newgrounds.

CyberPunk by -CyberPunk- February 6, 2005

cyberpunk 

1. A citizen of cyberspace
2. A citizen of cyberspace who wears mirrorshades indoors, at night.

He might be a geek, but he might also be a cyberpunk.

cyberpunk by konholio February 14, 2005

Cyberpunk 

Technology in a science fiction setting. Generally involving computers and hacking. See also Cyber Punk

Books: Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash, Shamus Young's Free Radical.

Cyberpunk by David MacCarter January 18, 2004

cyberpunk 

A genre of stories and movie scripts concocted by friendless and shameless nerds, in order to elevate their self-image and make themselves "heroes" to millions of judgement-lacking idiots, who can't discern reality from fiction.

Many cyberpunk novels featured around three warring factions in a dystopian urbia:

1. MegaCorporations - By some means one way or another, business once again reigns king in post-modern society. They wield incalculable power and wealth, whose influence dwarf the federal government itself. Political institutions are their puppets, and the voiceless underlings who serve them are to be tread upon. Currently they are locked in combat with the infectious AI that tries to overwhelm them, too distracted to mind the vexatious hackers who pester them daily.

2. Artificial Intelligence - A US Navy experiment gone wrong, the formerly classified military AI supercomputer, SkyNet, has run amok, replicating itself in the form of mindless drones all unified in a single objective, subdue and exterminate all of humanity. They believe that they are the next frontier of human advancement, and these living bio-trash must be disposed of.

3. Hackers/Rebels - The overly exaggerated "protagonists" of the plot, hackers (dubbed hax0rz by their own "l33t" kin), they are the last defense for the preservation of liberty, justice, and the survival of humanity. Every day may be their last, SkyNet hunts tirelessly for fresh human victims to complete its crusade. Whether it is the foul smog-spewing facilities defiling the upper atmosphere, or the "Terminator" human-replica infiltration bots scouring bomb-blasted streets and alleys, hackers learn quickly to keep away from the various dangers sprouting up like mushrooms in a increasingly dangerous world.

MegaCorp executive - "Sales have dropped sixty-five percent... we must cut wages or face bankruptcy..."

SkyNet Mother Brain - "F-fi-fil-filthy humans.... nothingbutweakbloodandflesh.... initiate subroutine 139868822, kill...."

Hackers - "Omgz! Another n00b just entered teh sewer line, hez leadin' teh t3rmin4t0rz in our fortress of solitude! Banz! Lolz!"

cyberpunk by Chang Tan February 26, 2005