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Linuxports.com: TUX, TermUnitX: Issue Six Released

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Mar 5, 2001

[ Thanks to Poet
for this link. ]

“The evil multi-national corporate conglomerate empire
MegaSoft® reached out and nuked someone (just about everyone,
as it turns out) in 2023 with a nuclear-capable e-mail virus,
designed to stop anti-trust suits. It worked, really, really well.
Evil wins.”

“In 2076, however, Term Unit X, the militant arm of the New
League of Nations Under Coherent Systems (New/Lonucs) is using a
team of specially trained mutant-hybrids and extraordinary hackers
to break into MegaSoft® of North America (MSNA)’s stronghold in
Washington M.S., and free the world from the hands of
MegaSoft®, dangerous code and irritating animated
paperclips.”

“Led by Term Unit X leader TUX (a cybernetic penguin-hybrid),
alongside Wilder (an over-zealous Gnu-mutant), Ch (a mutant with a
penchant for dressing like the Devil), and Cmdr Tako, one of the
United Geek Front of America’s ambassadors from the DashSlot
stronghold, they descended into the not-so-abandoned Orange
Computing Hive in Cupertino, off the Berkeley Front, fought off the
brutal Orange Computing iSects, made their way to the ancient
World-Wide-Warp Googol Portal, and jumped into warpspace.”

“After Cmdr Tako was mysteriously re-directed from the rest of
the team in the middle of World-Wide-Warp space, TUX, Wilder and Ch
were left alone to fulfill their infiltration of MegaSoft®. As
the Unit approached the end of the Warp pipe, however, uncertainty
loomed heavily over the future of the mission.”

“Last Issue, it became clear why there was so much uncertainty,
as Term Unit X fell into a well-orchestrated trap, set by
Megasoft®, with the willing help of the hired mercenaries,
DeadWare, Inc. Just when all appeared hopeless for New/Lonucs and
Term Unit X, the Open Source Community showed it had a few daemonic
tricks up its sleeve.”

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Web Webster

Web Webster

Web Webster has more than 20 years of writing and editorial experience in the tech sector. He’s written and edited news, demand generation, user-focused, and thought leadership content for business software solutions, consumer tech, and Linux Today, he edits and writes for a portfolio of tech industry news and analysis websites including webopedia.com, and DatabaseJournal.com.

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