Tech Support's: Tech Files

Well this past weekend was fully a fun filled packed weekend. First Saturday was another day of Airsoft Combat Tactical Training Simulations. Did not get home till 5am Sunday morning. With all the talk and action with Zombies occurring in the audio drama Eyes of the Sparrow, I was happy that the last game was a zombie attack simulation. I'm telling you I held of a hoard of zombies with a pump action, tactical shotgun. Then after 3 hours of sleep I was up and ready for a truly celebrated day. My youngest 5th birthday party. A day of pizza, ice cream, cake, video games, coaster rides and more. The day only ending with him needing to take a nap. This was truly a fun weekend. Tho I was unable to record anything as by 8pm I was a walking zombie myself. Not to worry tho with enough sleep and extra caffeine I will be recording the 3rd installment of my story First Watch. As a sneak preview the next story will be by none other than Arc. alright dudes and dudettes I'm out of here for now. Hurdy gur, Freakopedia

Well dudes and dudettes of Tech Support or just the casual reader of this blog and subscriber of this podcast. When i'm not hacking computer systems, keeping up with technical needs of Tech Support or reading report logs I like to sit down with a good book. Well I have to say I do love a good sci-fi, thriller or horror novel. But I've recently picked up a book written by none other than 7th Son writer J.C. Hutchens. This book is called Personal Effects: Dark Art and this book is freaky. Not only does the read of the book cause the hair on the back of your neck to stand up but it's what comes with the book that makes you question the noises you hear at night and makes you want to turn on all the lights in the house. Here's J.C. Hutchins to explain the book himself Those buttons he talks about can be found at http://jchutchins.net/ I really suggest you go check it out as get in on the secrets this book holds before the men in white coats find you and forcefully commit you to The Brink. Hurdy gur, Freakopedia

Well dudes and dudettes I've found the time to reading more of my story of how I came to Tech Support. After a weird and exciting interruption last week I was bit thrown off track. Well the second part is hear for your listening enjoyment.
Hurdy gur,
Freakopedia

How will Freakopedia get out of trouble with K2? Will he ever be able to finish reading his own story of how he came to tech support or will a strange intruder interrupt his late night plans?
Listen to find out!

Hurdy gur,
Freakopedia

Well dudes and dudettes, I finally got that extra free time I so wanted and needed and completed a new reading of a Tech File. This week I'm proud to give you my own story. That's right I am reading from my own personal file. This weeks episode is called First Watch part 1. I had to split up the whole story into parts so this week you'll be getting part 1 and in the following weeks you'll receive the additional parts for the complete story. Hope you like totally enjoy this episode and if you do please leave comments on the blog or on ITunes.

Hurdy gur,

Freakopedia

Ok here's the deal. I spent the weekend doing Tactical Simulations. Basically, I'm when I'm all out of excuses to dodge Mainframe's training I want to have the edge. No I'm not always about playing fair. Heck, I'm a hacker!!! If I want to beat the game i hack it find all the cheat codes and then play away. Well there's not always a cheat to Tactical training , so I'm busting my hump training with an incredible group of people out at the Desert Fox Airsoft Fields. Here's a couple of videos of the field. Well I came home from this weekend more tired and physically hurt than prior times. So I ended up sleeping away the time I usually record the podcast. So Once again this weeks is delayed. I will get one out there for everyone, so don't think I'm totally slacking. On another note R.I.P. Audiophile. This past weekend TS members tried to deal with a nasty bit of a challenge by the demon possessed Defrag calling it's self Fragment. Fragment posed a challenge and this time folks we didn't meet up to the challenge. It's sad but due to our mistake Fragment took Audiophile away from us. Audiophile you will be missed. In all serious note people thanks to Alee, Krystle and even Trevor for putting together this sweet story line. It was lots of fun trying to out figure things that were totally out of our control. Great job everyone who joined along with the story line and made it fun. I'll post more when I post the newest podcast later this week. Hurdy gur, Freakopedia