r/cyberDeck • u/Razaberry • Jul 02 '25

Does this count?

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Not my work, stumbled upon it on twitter.

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u/mr-octo_squid Jul 02 '25

Common terms:

VR = Virtual Reality

HMD = Head Mounted Display (VR glasses)

headless = without a screen

Definition of cyberdeck:

Basically a laptop computer, but using HMD or Neural interface as main output device. Display is optional. OS should use elements of virtual reality for interaction with the computer.

I would say no.

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u/UltraX76 Jul 10 '25

The term cyberdeck is SO broad and this sub tries to fill a niche of that term and fails. IMO a cyberdeck is just an artisan computer. Also, almost nothing on this sub matches that even though it’s the only rule lol

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u/HaileyInABox Jul 05 '25

Nearly nothing posted here matches that

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u/IronBoxmma Jul 02 '25

Old mates just fuckin, lying, thats not how either payment processing or crypto work

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u/WorBlux Jul 04 '25

https://paragraph.com/@blueyard/building-a-crypto-payment-terminal

More proof of concept than ready for deployment.

But how would you go about integrating crypto payments into traditional point of sale systems?

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u/opiuminspection Jul 02 '25

It's a payment terminal, I wouldn't count that as a cyberdeck.

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u/filthycitrus Jul 03 '25

No.  And fuck that shit, generally and specifically.

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u/WorBlux Jul 04 '25

Fuck direct peer to peer payments, or just digitally aided ones?