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Deep In Clowns: October 2008

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Friday, October 24, 2008. Script Kiddies - Chapter 5. Deep In Clowns - CH5. Script kiddies was how he thought of the computer forensics of the police department. It was a term he had borrowed from the hacking community. The term derisively described the untalented but curious teenage hackers who were curious enough to find programs that could sniff out vulnerable systems on the net but weren't smart enough to find and take advantage of these vulnerabilities on their own. Brad's nose shifted from the naus...

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Deep In Clowns: Script Kiddies - Chapter 5

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Friday, October 24, 2008. Script Kiddies - Chapter 5. Deep In Clowns - CH5. Script kiddies was how he thought of the computer forensics of the police department. It was a term he had borrowed from the hacking community. The term derisively described the untalented but curious teenage hackers who were curious enough to find programs that could sniff out vulnerable systems on the net but weren't smart enough to find and take advantage of these vulnerabilities on their own. Brad's nose shifted from the naus...

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Deep In Clowns: Home Base - Chapter 2

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Thursday, October 9, 2008. Home Base - Chapter 2. Brad pulled out of the parking lot, not really sure what he was doing or where he might go. "Crap! What in the hell? Dialing 303 055 1922," responded a disembodied female voice from the speakers of his car. Babetz and Green. How may I help you? Intoned the pleasant, if uninterested voice of Jenny, the receptionist at Sarah's office. Hey, Jenny. Hey it's Brad. Hey, is Sarah available? Heya baby, looking for a nooner? Carp just walked me out at IPSO.".

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Deep In Clowns: Character List

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Friday, October 10, 2008. Reading a story over a period of weeks if not months will probably lead to some confusion. So in an attempt to stave this off I will endevour to keep this list up to date with Major characters. The original ass clown. Big Ed or Eduardo Gomez. Body shop owner, brad's friend. On again, off again girl friend of Brad. Knock out beautiful, drop dead gorgeous receptionist for law firm. (am I babbling? Jack Carp's boss, original developer of Triton-1, Triton-2 software.

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Deep In Clowns: Duck n Cover - Chapter 3

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Friday, October 10, 2008. Duck n Cover - Chapter 3. Jack, could you come up to my office? The caller hadn't identified himself, but the company was small enough that it was easy to recognize Dr. Jones' voice. Yup, be right up." Jack always tried to sound ready to go if not downright gung-ho while talking to the executives of IPSO. It had worked well for him so far, landing him this job. Well, that and his own keen intellect, he mused. I dunno Dave, you really think? What about Patrick, Adam and Gelding?

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Deep In Clowns: Anatomy of an Ass Clown

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Thursday, October 9, 2008. Anatomy of an Ass Clown. Anatomy of an Ass Clown. Brad Maunikey had been summoned yet again to his boss's office. Bad enough that he had been banished to a floor where there were no other coders, but for some reason, his boss, Carp felt compelled to summon him regularly for conversations that could easily be accomplished via email. A little out of breath from the stairs, Brad poked his head into Carp's door and noticed that the office was empty. Sure What's up Jack? At that mom...

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Bob 'n Joe: Bad Monkies!

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Welcome to the Bob 'n Joe weblog. This blog features art and a comic strip written and drawn by Josh Duncan, a teenage cartoonist. Joe is an intelligent, polite young man, and Bob is a more sullen, sarcastic guy. Despite their polar personalities, they're the best of friends. I hope you enjoy reading it. Saturday, October 25, 2008. These drawings were commisioned by a friend of mine who uses the moniker "bad monkey" for his screen name. Check out his blogs: The Novel Coder. And Deep in Clowns.