Let Them Take Arms (LJi s8e3)

Nov 06, 2011 23:54

The following story is fiction. All events and characters are fictitious compositions as written by the author.

Screens were black nihility draped in bright, blocky lettering when I started. Data seemed as lost in space as the race that designed it. I think my parents knew I was a peculiar child when my Christmas wish list included an m6800- ( Read more... )

the mentor, scriptkiddie, prime suspect, t-flow, lulzsec, westboro baptist church, parents, dial-up, space, hackivists, apple ii, anonymous, phreaking, season 8, bloodaxe, macintosh, xerxes, masters of deception, wikileaks, computer screens, def con, the great hacker war, entry 3, hacking, uncle sam, imac, therealljidol, socom, frontend, the jester, diverters

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whipchick November 8 2011, 15:36:39 UTC
Great voice - you handle this character's vocabulary really well, nice flow.

"Uncle Sam bought me the computer my parents wouldn't." - nice

Love the ending.

This is just super for voice. And the urgency is great, too.

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cloworora November 9 2011, 05:03:49 UTC
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for reading!

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karmasoup November 8 2011, 16:59:40 UTC
Oh, this really takes me back. Nicely told.

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cloworora November 9 2011, 05:04:46 UTC
Thanks.

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myrna_bird November 9 2011, 20:31:50 UTC
I was reading along very seriously until I got to Phiber Optic and then I got to laughing. This was so imaginative. How do you come up with this stuff? Enjoyed very much!

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cloworora November 9 2011, 21:40:47 UTC
It takes a little imagination and obsessive research to really pull it together. I can't speak for everyone and my method changes depending on what I write. I'm glad you liked it and thanks for reading.

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malruniel11 November 9 2011, 20:52:07 UTC
Wow. I loved this. It's been said that it was long, but until i scrolled back, I didn't notice. You engaged me from the start and pulled me along until the very end. I, too, had assumed a male narrator, but I love it all the more that it was a female. Well done!!

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cloworora November 9 2011, 21:39:04 UTC
You're suppose to expect a male narrator. The world the narrator lives in expects the narrator to be male. Thanks for reading and glad you enjoyed it.

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pixiebelle November 10 2011, 04:25:03 UTC
Like the others have said before me... I liked that the protagonist turned out to be female. That was awesome!

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cloworora November 12 2011, 03:08:39 UTC
Thanks for reading and I'm glad you loved it. Yeah, I'd noticed a sincere lack of female protagonists in my last few entries and stories and decided to add a twist to this one in the conceptualization process. Glad you liked it.

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