Direct link to the article: http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/the-diy-cyborg
Spoiler: there are no pictures of the biohack surgery
I am however curious to see how this project will advance, will he be able to use his arm like he did before, won't it affect his health in any way... how about heath generated by the device itself...
But being honest about it, this is cool! I always imagined with the current technologies (think google glass, thalmic's myo, current smartphones) we will come very soon to a time where wearable computers will make our live much easier, the only bottleneck seems to be we haven't got batteries that could last longer than a day and power such a device.
Does it really even need to be under the skin to accomplish its feature-set? I mean, if the margin of error is increased only slightly, stay above. The cost of going under the skin just does not seem worth it.
This seems like a romantic thrust toward "looking" cyborg, regardless of the actual scope of the feature-set.