Now, here are the contents of my decks:

RUNNER
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Programs:

  Shaka
  Big Frackin' Gun
  Jackhammer
  Skeleton Passkeys
2 Afreet
2 Armageddon
  Cascade
  Scaldan
  Emergency Self-Construct
  Newsgroup Filter

Hardware:

3 Armored Fridge
2 Dermatech Bodyplating
  Full Body Conversion
  Sunburst Cranial Interface
  MRAM Chip

Prep:

7 Bodyweight Synthetic Blood
2 MIT West Tier
8 Drone for a Day
2 Edited Shipping Manifests
3 Inside Job
2 Remote Detonator
1 Temple Microcode Outlet
1 Valu-Pak Software Bundle
1 Identity Donor


I had doubts about the amount of damage prevention; in fact, I met no other
Tag'n'Kill decks, so I'm still not sure if it was right. I played this deck
against my Corp deck, and won, although I had to take severe risks (had to live
for one or two turns with tags and no protection). The Newsgroup Filter was
nearly left out, which would have been a mistake: very often, when I had most
of my programs installed, I found myself sitting behind a few virus counters
and waiting for the opportunity to Detonate either HQ or R&D.


CORP
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Agenda

4 Marked Accounts
  Viral Breeding Ground
  Marine Arcology
  Corporate Headhunters
  Fetal AI

Node

  I Got a Rock
  Schlaghund
2 City Surveillance
2 Omniscience Foundation
2 BBS Whispering Campaign
  Department of Truth Enhancement

Operations

3 Accounts Receivable
3 Scorched Earth
2 Closed Accounts
  Data Sifters
  Trojan Horse
  Underworld Mole

Ice

2 Banpei
2 Jack Attack
  Data Raven
  Homewrecker
  Viral 15
  Hunter
  Liche

2 Quandary
  Filter
  Haunting Inquisition

  Data Wall
  Data Wall 2.0
  Wall of Static
  Walking Wall


I made sure I had a proper mix of agenda: it was impossible to get to 7
agenda points without meeting an Ambush, or in less than 3 cards. The
Corporate Headhunters were invaluable in countering the Emergency Self
Constructs I met... and the Viral Breeding Ground was often advanced
openly against Daemon-filled decks.

Most of the time, the mere threat of tags was enough to keep runners _very_
careful and make them passive enough. The City Surveillance proved to be my
most feared weapon: in one game, I had the two of them behind double layers
of unrezzed ice, and the Runner didn't even dare attack them (he hadn't
installed a full suite of 'breakers), so he drew cards paying _2_ bits for
each (needless to say, I won). In another, I rezzed a CS when the Runner
drew for his last action with no bit left; this let me play a Scorched Earth
on the next turn, stripping him of his only Code Gate breaker.