Existing players used to logging in with their character name and moo password must signup for a website account.
- JMo 5m All death is certain.
- Billy_Borton 6m
- Burgerwolf 7m PANCAKES
- AdamBlue9000 7m Rolling 526d6 damage against both of us.
- slowturtle 3s
- PsycoticCone 13m
- Crooknose 32s
- whatislove 1m something witty here
a Mench 13m Doing a bit of everything.
- Raven 9m I lost myself, in the dark charade.
- zxq 13m Tools: https://ansicolortool.neocities.org
- VermilionGrin 1m
- Rillem 13m Make it personal.
- hex 10s
- Vanashis 5m
- FluffyPuff 10s
- Komira 1h
- Hivemind 1s
- Wulf 2m
- Pladdicus 3m uh
- Fay 4h
And 26 more hiding and/or disguised

Cyberware!
!!

It's almost here:

http://health.discovery.com/convergence/medicine/hardware/hardware.html

(Edited by Murphy at 7:25 pm on June 17, 2002)

This too:

http://chealth.canoe.ca/health_news_detail.asp?news_id=3679

ooo i saw a whole piece on that on TV… interesting, the blind man could drive! drive i tells ye!

*looks on in awe*

Wow … the detail in this article really made me realize were actually living the history.

I'M SITTING ACROSS FROM A BLIND MAN � CALL HIM PATIENT Alpha � at a long table in a windowless conference room in New York. On one end of the table there's an old television and a VCR. On the other end are a couple of laptops. They're connected by wires to a pair of homemade signal processors housed in unadorned gunmetal-gray boxes, each no bigger than a loaf of bread. In the corner stands a plastic ficus tree, and beyond that, against the far wall, a crowded bookshelf. Otherwise, the walls are white and bare. When the world's first bionic eye is turned on, this is what Patient Alpha will see. Read on for more.

Holy shit that's awesome!  If they can compact that down and offer all those nifty accessory components (X-ray, Nightvision, Internet compatibiliy) I'm gonna save up some money and gouge my own eyes out!  whee!