CyberGod 1,234 Report post Posted December 11, 2011 Ramayan Retold in Computer terms > >RAMAYANA - A Case Study > > > >LAN, LAN ago, in the SYSTEM of I/O-dhya, there ruled a PROCESSOR named > >DOS-rat. Once he EXECUTED a great sacrifice PROGRAM after which his >queens > >gave an OUTPUT of four SUNs - RAM, LSIman, BUG-rat and SED-rughana. > > > >RAM the eldest was a MICROCHIP with excellent MEMORY. His brothers, > >however, > >were only PERIPHERAL ICs. > > > >Once when RAM was only 16MB, he married princess 'C'ta. > > > >12 years passed and DOS-rat decided to INSTAL RAM as his successor. > >However, Queen CIE/CAE (Kayegayee), who was once offered a boon by >DOS-rat > >for > >a life saving HELP COMMAND, took this opportunity at the instigation of >her > >BIOSed maid (a real plotter), and insisted that her son Bug-rat be > >INSTALLED > >and that RAM be BOOTED to the forest for 14 years. At this cruel and > >unexpected demand, a SURGE passed thru DOS-rat and he collapsed, > >power-less. > > > >RAM agreed to LOG INTO forest and 'C'ta insisted to LOGIN with him. >LSI-man > >was also resolved on LOGGING IN with his brother. The forest was the > >dwelling > >of SPARC-nakha, the TRANSISTOR of RAW-van, PROCESSOR of LAN-ka. Attracted > >by > >RAM's stature, she proposed that he marry her. RAM, politely > >declined. Perceiving 'C'ta to be the SOURCE CODE of her distress, she > >hastened > >to kill her. Weeping, SPARC-nakha fled to LAN-ka, where RAW-van, moved by > >Transistor’s plight, approached his uncle MAR-icha. MAR-icha REPROGRAMED > >himself into the form of a golden stag and drew RAM deep into > >the forest. Finally, tired of chase, RAM shot the deer, who, with his >last > >breath, cried out desperately for LSI-man in RAM's voice. > > > >Fooled by this VIRTUAL RAM SOUND,'C'ta urged LSI-man to his brother's >aid. > >Catching the opportunity, RAW-van DELINKED 'C'ta from her LIBRARY and > >changed > >her ROOT DIRECTORY to LAN-ka. > > >----------------------------------------------------- > >INTERVAL >----------------------------------------------------- > > > >RAM and LSI-man started SEARCHING for the missing ‘C’ta all over the > >forest. They made friendship with the forest SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR >SU-greev > >and his powerful co-processor Ha-NEUMAN. SU-greev agreed to help RAM. > >SU-greev ordered his PROGRAMMERS to use powerful 'SEARCH' techniques to > >FIND > >the missing 'C'ta. His PROGRAMMERS SEARCHED all around the >INTER-NETworked > >forests. > > > >Many tried to 'EXCITE' the birds and animals not to forget the 'WEB > >CRAWLERS'(Insects) and tried to 'INFO SEEK' something about ‘C’ta. Some > >of > >them even shouted 'YAA-HOO' but they all ended up with 'NOT > >FOUND' MESSAGES. Several other SEARCH techniques proved useless. Ha-NEUMAN > >devised a > >RISKy TECHNOLOGY and used it to cross the seas at an astonishing CLOCK > >SPEED. > >Soon Ha-NEUMAN DOWNLOADED himself into LAN-ka. After doing some local > >SEARCH, > >Ha-NEUMAN found 'C'ta weeping under a TREE STRUCTURE. > > > >Ha-NEUMAN used a LOGIN ID (ring) to identify himself to 'C'ta. After > >DECRYPTING THE KEY, 'C'ta believed in him and asked him to send a >STATUS_OK > >MESSAGE to RAM. Meanwhile all the raakshasa BUGS around ‘C’ta captured > >Ha-NEUMAN and tried to DELETE him using pyro-techniques. But Ha-NEUMAN > >managed to spread chaos by spreading the VIRUS 'Fire'. Ha-NEUMAN happily > >pressed ESCAPE from LAN-ka and conveyed all the STATUS MESSAGES to RAM >and > >SU-greev. > > > >RAW-wan decided to take the all powerful RAM head-on and prepared for the > >battle. One of the RAW-wan’s SUN (son) almost DELETED RAM & LSI-man >with > >a > >powerful brahma-astra. But Ha-NEUMAN resorted to some ACTIVE-X gradients > >and > > > >REBOOTED RAM and LSI-man. RAM used the SOURCE CODE > >secrets of RAW-wan and once for all wiped out RAW-wan's presence on >earth. > >After the battle, RAM got INSTALLED in I/O-dhya and spreaded his MICRO >SOFT > >WORKS and other USER FRIENDLY PROGRAMS to all USERS and every one >lived > >happily ever after. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites