Optimum Interface - Revision history

Cmdrajd: /* Links */

2022-10-29T00:14:21Z

Links

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	==Links==		==Links==
	[~~http~~://www.star-traks.com/~~traks~~/~~stopt.txt Optimum Interface (text)]~~		[https://www.star-traks.com//original/stories/page2/18_OT_STOPT/ Optimum Interface]

	~~[http:~~//~~www.star-traks.com~~/~~traks~~/~~sttraks2.html The Star Traks: The Original Series web page~~]

Cmdrajd: /* Author's Comments */

2008-06-06T23:57:29Z

Author's Comments

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	Sullivan's Comments		==Sullivan's Comments==
	Ok, let's be honest. This was really based on a true story. I did find it easier to sit in my room and type on the computer than deal with reality. However, fortunately, I was not one of the ones that lost my scholarship. The girl, (thinking that she was a woman) that was never going to get married, met the right man and got married. And has never regretted it. But for awhile there, there were times that I would refuse to even leave to eat. Until this story was dropped on my bunk. And reality booted me in the head. :) Even now, I have the original of this story. And use it to remind myself.		Ok, let's be honest. This was really based on a true story. I did find it easier to sit in my room and type on the computer than deal with reality. However, fortunately, I was not one of the ones that lost my scholarship. The girl, (thinking that she was a woman) that was never going to get married, met the right man and got married. And has never regretted it. But for awhile there, there were times that I would refuse to even leave to eat. Until this story was dropped on my bunk. And reality booted me in the head. :) Even now, I have the original of this story. And use it to remind myself.

Cpt Sullivan at 01:37, 6 June 2008

2008-06-06T01:37:56Z

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	When I wrote this, I kept seeing the woman from "Superman III" who got absorbed by the computer system and covered in wires and such.		When I wrote this, I kept seeing the woman from "Superman III" who got absorbed by the computer system and covered in wires and such.


			Sullivan's Comments
			Ok, let's be honest. This was really based on a true story. I did find it easier to sit in my room and type on the computer than deal with reality. However, fortunately, I was not one of the ones that lost my scholarship. The girl, (thinking that she was a woman) that was never going to get married, met the right man and got married. And has never regretted it. But for awhile there, there were times that I would refuse to even leave to eat. Until this story was dropped on my bunk. And reality booted me in the head. :) Even now, I have the original of this story. And use it to remind myself.

	==Links==		==Links==

Cmdrajd at 13:00, 2 June 2008

2008-06-02T13:00:08Z

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	\| nextse = [[Choice Blend]] [TRK]		\| nextse = [[Choice Blend]] [TRK]
	\| prevti = [[That Sinking Feeling]] [WAY]		\| prevti = [[That Sinking Feeling]] [WAY]
	\| nextti = [[The Road To Nowhere - ~~Part One~~]] [VEX]		\| nextti = [[The Road To Nowhere - Pt. 1]] [VEX]
	}}		}}

Cmdrajd: /* Summary */

2008-04-02T18:52:58Z

Summary

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Lieutenant [[Emily Sullivan]] has been spending a wee bit too much time logged into the Subspace Dating Service. Okay, way too much time. So much in fact that the [[USS Secondprize]]'s computer decides to make her a permanent part of the system. While in her quarters, Sullivan is encased in wiring and connected to the ship. Commander [[Scott Baird]] and Lieutenant [[Patricia Hawkins]] are sent to investigate. Finding Sullivan, they call in Dr. [[Elizabeth Aldridge]], who quickly determines this problem is more in Baird's area. When he tries to disconnect Sullivan, the metal encasing her smacks the tool out of her hand. A voice that is half the computer and half Sullivan states that she doesn't want to leave her new state because she can communicate so much more efficiently now. At first Baird is ready to leave her there and let her die, but he can't do it. Despite the anger between them, he still cares about her, and, with Aldridge's help, he dives in to disconnect her from the computer. Sullivan and the computer fight back viciously, but Baird is able to sever the last connection just as he is choked into unconsciousness. He awakens in Sickbay with Sullivan at his side. The two exchange barbs, but Sullivan thanks him for getting her out of the system. She realizes that she'd rather be among flesh and blood people.		Lieutenant [[Emily Sullivan]] has been spending a wee bit too much time logged into the [[Subspace Dating Service]]. Okay, way too much time. So much in fact that the [[USS Secondprize]]'s computer decides to make her a permanent part of the system. While in her quarters, Sullivan is encased in wiring and connected to the ship. Commander [[Scott Baird]] and Lieutenant [[Patricia Hawkins]] are sent to investigate. Finding Sullivan, they call in Dr. [[Elizabeth Aldridge]], who quickly determines this problem is more in Baird's area. When he tries to disconnect Sullivan, the metal encasing her smacks the tool out of her hand. A voice that is half the computer and half Sullivan states that she doesn't want to leave her new state because she can communicate so much more efficiently now. At first Baird is ready to leave her there and let her die, but he can't do it. Despite the anger between them, he still cares about her, and, with Aldridge's help, he dives in to disconnect her from the computer. Sullivan and the computer fight back viciously, but Baird is able to sever the last connection just as he is choked into unconsciousness. He awakens in Sickbay with Sullivan at his side. The two exchange barbs, but Sullivan thanks him for getting her out of the system. She realizes that she'd rather be among flesh and blood people.

	==Featuring==		==Featuring==

Cmdrajd: /* Author's Comments */

2008-03-27T19:36:25Z

Author's Comments

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	==Author's Comments==		==Author's Comments==
			Tragically, this is based on a true story. Well, not really, but I did see a lot of people at [[Old Dominion University]] get so addicted to being online that they stopped going to classes and, in some cases, lost their scholarships, while I was there.


			When I wrote this, I kept seeing the woman from "Superman III" who got absorbed by the computer system and covered in wires and such.

	==Links==		==Links==

Cmdrajd: /* Summary */

2008-03-27T19:34:29Z

Summary

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
			Lieutenant [[Emily Sullivan]] has been spending a wee bit too much time logged into the Subspace Dating Service. Okay, way too much time. So much in fact that the [[USS Secondprize]]'s computer decides to make her a permanent part of the system. While in her quarters, Sullivan is encased in wiring and connected to the ship. Commander [[Scott Baird]] and Lieutenant [[Patricia Hawkins]] are sent to investigate. Finding Sullivan, they call in Dr. [[Elizabeth Aldridge]], who quickly determines this problem is more in Baird's area. When he tries to disconnect Sullivan, the metal encasing her smacks the tool out of her hand. A voice that is half the computer and half Sullivan states that she doesn't want to leave her new state because she can communicate so much more efficiently now. At first Baird is ready to leave her there and let her die, but he can't do it. Despite the anger between them, he still cares about her, and, with Aldridge's help, he dives in to disconnect her from the computer. Sullivan and the computer fight back viciously, but Baird is able to sever the last connection just as he is choked into unconsciousness. He awakens in Sickbay with Sullivan at his side. The two exchange barbs, but Sullivan thanks him for getting her out of the system. She realizes that she'd rather be among flesh and blood people.


	==Featuring==		==Featuring==

Cmdrajd: /* Featuring */

2008-03-27T19:25:42Z

Featuring

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	==Featuring==		==Featuring==
	*Captain [[Alexander Rydell]]		*Captain [[Alexander Rydell]]
			*Commander [[Scott Baird]]
			*Lieutenant [[Emily Sullivan]]
	*Commander [[Travis Dillon]]		*Commander [[Travis Dillon]]
	*Lieutenant Commander [[Jaroch]]		*Lieutenant Commander [[Jaroch]]
	*Lieutenant [[Patricia Hawkins]]		*Lieutenant [[Patricia Hawkins]]
	*Lieutenant [[Monica Vaughn]]		*Lieutenant [[Monica Vaughn]]
	*Commander [[Scott Baird]]		*Dr. [[Elizabeth Aldridge]]
	*Lieutenant [[Emily Sullivan]]
	*Dr. [[Elizabeth Aldridge]]

	==Also Featuring==		==Also Featuring==

Cmdrajd: /* Links */

2008-03-27T19:24:04Z

Links

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	==Links==		==Links==
	[http://www.star-traks.com/traks/~~stbeam~~.txt ~~Beaming There~~ (text)]		[http://www.star-traks.com/traks/stopt.txt Optimum Interface (text)]

	[http://www.star-traks.com/traks/sttraks2.html The Star Traks: The Original Series web page]		[http://www.star-traks.com/traks/sttraks2.html The Star Traks: The Original Series web page]

Cmdrajd: /* Author's Comments */

2008-03-27T19:23:46Z

Author's Comments

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	==Author's Comments==		==Author's Comments==
	~~This story is the very definition of pointless. I'm fairly sure it came out of an attempt to give Vaughn something to do. The "Vamos, Trekkies!" line makes me chuckle, though.~~

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