Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/11/21/russian-cyberpunk-farm.html
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Fractal cucumber lol
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The milkmaid and the loft with the drone coop!
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Caraca!
It is very good!
I bet one day she will leave the farm with the bulldozer.
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превосходно!
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I can see him crying into his kombucha, “G.L.A.S.H.A.!” 
At least until his wife shows up…
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Hahahahah!
The planet of broken hearts!
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Probably better than the Libertarian hellscape a few craters over.
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Elon Musk eat your heart out.
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Absolutely brilliant!
All the … stuff… goes directly to the black hole.
Love it!
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Ah, the dystopia…
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This is the future anarchists want!
Also someone needs to tell him about the (very much real) embedivet, started by a couple friends of mine. https://www.embedivet.com/
(one possibly may have fallen off a truck and made it into one of their arms…)
I want a translation of the songs!
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I want to know where I can get a recording of the songs!
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From my Russian friend:
The folk songs are actually about sad robots and copters with low charge. Hilarious. There are references to old Soviet movie (with the wife), special to Russians.
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If you don’t watch the last few seconds of the film you may have missed the caption “Russian Mars Colonization Program.”
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“Cyber” makes sense, although the stand-in for “punk” actually seems to be a stereotypical Russian patina of corrosion, damage, questionable design, and ill-maintenance layered on to all the “cyber”. Nikolay’s future can’t escape the present. 
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A brighter future than this one.
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