Hiro Hamada (浜田飛呂) (
microbrobotics) wrote in
maskormenace2015-01-09 05:51 pm
Entry tags:
- hiro hamada | n/a,
- knock out | n/a,
- ruka | n/a,
- † armin arlert | n/a,
- † asami sato | n/a,
- † barnaby brooks jr. | n/a,
- † daisy johnson | quake,
- † death | didi,
- † drift | ace blitzer,
- † edward elric | the fullmetal alchemist,
- † flash thompson | agent venom,
- † hazel lockwood | n/a,
- † hime shirayuki | cure princess,
- † jimmy mcgill | saul goodman,
- † john watson | n/a,
- † shinjiro aragaki | n/a,
- † tailgate | n/a,
- † tony stark | iron man,
- † winry rockbell | n/a
[ text / action ]
[ Well, here he is. A scrawny fourteen-year-old boy hanging around outside of De Chima residence #001, seriously considering whether or not it would be a good idea to go in. Hiro trusts authority about as far as he can throw 'em - so, not much with his current stick arms. So there he is, wavering back from the threshold of the house ... and opting to check out this network instead. Maybe he can dig up enough info to set his mind at ease.
He's hacked into the security settings on his comm to make him show up as anonymous on the network. Not hard to crack or trace, but also not immediately broadcasting his full name to the world at large. ]
so, what. everyone just uses their full names on here? doesn't that strike anyone else as being weird?
[ He settles himself on a small bench near #001, still tapping furiously. ]
because that sounds weird to me. no offense, but wow who taught all of you guys about internet privacy, facebook? after getting pulled here we really oughta be a little more paranoid.
speaking of which: Cluster. tech company. on a scale of one to Cyberdyne, how evil is this place?
[ He hunkers down after that, splitting his attention between the screen and #001 behind him. If anyone looks like they're living there, he sure does want to get a good look at 'em. Maybe even start a conversation if they're prospective roommates ... ]
He's hacked into the security settings on his comm to make him show up as anonymous on the network. Not hard to crack or trace, but also not immediately broadcasting his full name to the world at large. ]
so, what. everyone just uses their full names on here? doesn't that strike anyone else as being weird?
[ He settles himself on a small bench near #001, still tapping furiously. ]
because that sounds weird to me. no offense, but wow who taught all of you guys about internet privacy, facebook? after getting pulled here we really oughta be a little more paranoid.
speaking of which: Cluster. tech company. on a scale of one to Cyberdyne, how evil is this place?
[ He hunkers down after that, splitting his attention between the screen and #001 behind him. If anyone looks like they're living there, he sure does want to get a good look at 'em. Maybe even start a conversation if they're prospective roommates ... ]

Re: text;
maybe i am famous. maybe i'm suuuuuper famous.
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But since you said "maybe," it's pretty much a guarantee that you're not.
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i was in the paper and stuff. superhero, secret identity, the whole thing.
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For someone acting concerned about preserving their anonymity, you're starting to send mixed signals.
[ The tone is somewhere between teasing and warning, but who can tell things like that over text? ]
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um yeah. exactly that. you wouldn't understand being a terrestrial and all.
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Are you sure about that?
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Since you're obviously not used to it yet.
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[ and maybe kind of an idiot... but details. ]
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Is that what you do? Build robots?
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Well, I can't say a "yes" would surprise me too much.
[ hey public convos are totes fair game for being a mild jackass to new arrivals. ]
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you're the reason why i don't like putting my real name on the internet.
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But, do you understand my meaning, now? Hiding your name won't protect you much, if you're so quick to expose your heart without it.
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But you're right to be suspicious. Not everyone here is a hero, and aside from that, not everyone has good intentions. A weak defense like this won't protect you much, if protection is what you're after.
Of course, no one can know if you have good intentions, either.
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first hand experience?
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action, if that's okay!
yes please!
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there is going to be like a ranking system and i'm already v sorry for all the words to follow
NO IT'S GOOD tyyyy
WAIT TIL I GET GOING...............
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