Text - Way too early in the morning.

[trust_the_fuckhead]

I need a Hacker to make me some custom software. I can provide compensation far more interesting than some simple starfish tokens.

I also could use the services of an engineer capable of working and manufacturing with nanometer precision. I can only really offer a challenge and the promise of scientific discovery.

I'm pretty sure there are individuals in this bubble capable of either of these. If you're interested, let me know and I can give your some more details.

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Edit::
Shit. I should have mentioned. If there are any sort of physicists out there, You'll probably be interested in some of what I have planned. Anyone with experience in Astronomy, Robotics, Mathematics or Optics could be helpful.

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[dotthedisconnect]

[Tech mentally packs "Sun Distance Experiments" somewhere in his ever-looming future project file, before a voice returns his attention to the SFC. He watches with piqued interest as something seizes the figure, then jumps in his seat a bit at the sudden burst of activity. On regaining himself, he raises an eyebrow.]

Um.

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[trust_the_fuckhead]

[And now he's grinning like a maniac. Yes, there is a little bit of blood running from one nostril and one eye duct. As he speaks, he speeds up until there's barely any delay between sentences. ]

Hah. Yess. Hi. Sorry about that. This curse or whatever it is has made it fucking hard to focus. No motivation. I got ways around that. Chemistry is a wonderful thing, my friend.

This is all about information. The bastards in charge won't let us know what's going on, and as far as I'm aware nobody has looked into just what the properties of this place are. I find it suspicious that it is so similar to many of our homeworlds. How long is a day here? We can measure the periods between local apparent noon times. Is there any variance in the basic constants, like gravity and radioactive decay? It this place so much like home because of luck, or is the world different outside these force fields?

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[dotthedisconnect]

[Ah, these were many of the things that Tech was wondering about himself. So they had that in common. At least.]

All excellent questions. But the problem, of course, is that what makes this place so metaphysically interesting is also what makes it difficult--if not impossible--to quantify. It's hard to make a physical observation when every other person in the city seems to operate with a varying set of physics. For all we know, other things, such as your distance to the sun, could be just as negotiable. It's fascinating really.