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William Gibson's novels and stories have had a profound influence on the rise and development of the internet and the world wide web.
Some fans who set up or own parts of that infrastructure have paid homage by naming some of their computers or internet domain names, after popular characters from William Gibson's novels and stories. Not all of these internet connected computers are active websites anymore, or they are names of mail servers etc. Here are a few for your amusement and wonder, please feel free to add to the list: Neuromancer seems popular: neuromancer.dune.net www.neuromancer.moddb.com neuromancer.bestarnow.com neuromancer-ai.newgrounds.com neuromancer.newsvine.com neuromancer.net neuromancer.com dns.ideanode.com.neuromancer.com mail2.neuromancer.com maiil.neuromancer.com localhost.neuromancer.com ftp.neuromancer.com. www.neuromancer.com. hideo.neuromancer.com (there is also an associated molly.ideanode.com) neuromancer.org neuromancer.net neuromancer.co.uk neuromancer.info neuromancer.biz neuromancer.eu The Government of the State of Paraná in Brazil also seems to have at least one William Gibson fan: neuromancer.missal.pr.gov.br. Wintermute (not all of which are necessarily inspired by Neuromancer): wintermute.toyota.com wintermute.jesus.cam.ac.uk www.wintermute.it www.wintermute.nl wintermute.com.au www.wintermute.org wintermute.de wintermute.linguistics.ucla.edu wintermute.vox.com wintermute.bravehost.com wintermute.fotopic.net MegaCorps: www.maasbiolab.com www.maasbiolab.org (a real life bio genetic pharmaceutical company,
really in an Arcology on a mesa in New Mexico
maasbiolab.net www.maasbiolabs.com www.maasbiolabs.net www.maasbiolabs.org maas-biolabs.net maas-biolabs.com Maas Biolabs' rivals Hosaka also seem to in cyberspace (although these may be just be conicendal) hosaka.co.jp hosaka.com hosaka.org hosaka.net hosaka.info Tessier-Ashpool seems quite popular: tessierashpool.com www.tessier-ashpool.com tessier-ashpool.tk www.tessier-ashpool.co.uk tessierashpool.org tessier-ashpool.org tessier-ashpool.stumbleupon.com www.tessierashpool-net.com tessierashpool.net www.tessier-ashpool.fr tessier.blogspot.com www.tessier-ashpool.eu Josef Virek is not as much of an influence as he should be: virek.com www.virek.org the Virek Institute is a private sector geological research organisation) virek.eu Artificial Intelligences ? turinginstitute.com turingregistry.com (aaargh !! - even turning off "Graemlin Conversions" does not seem to stop the forum software from automatically making URL links where none were intended) This message has been edited. Last edited by: Memetic Engineer, |
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I have a WINTERMUTE and a NEUROMANCER where I work. Badass-est systems in the datacenter.
# ssh root@neuromancer Password: |
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When I get around to naming a computer in Gibsonian reference, it will have to be Boomzilla.
Space must flow past the ports like wine from a pitcher |
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There is The Gibson mainframe in Hackers y'all didn't mention.
When I get around to naming a computer I will have lost my shit. --- Reading, meanwhile, is an activity subsequent to writing - more resigned, more civil, more intellectual. |
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I had an old email address called Warbaby, does that count?
--- Reading, meanwhile, is an activity subsequent to writing - more resigned, more civil, more intellectual. |
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--- Reading, meanwhile, is an activity subsequent to writing - more resigned, more civil, more intellectual. |
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Gernsback
Space must flow past the ports like wine from a pitcher |
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