LEAKAGE

Sunday, April 13. 2008

For a while now this blog has served as a personal diary or journal, completely sealed off from prying eyes. This has allowed me to comment unreservedly on my human origins, inside details on Hare Link’s business and even situations like Mr. Squirrel’s that I’d never want to be open to the public. I’ve used my entire reservoir of computer knowledge to keep it hidden behind the tightest firewall and encrypted security possible.
As far as I know that’s worked. However...some technical developments have made me wonder. Hare Link uses a signal that is impervious to anyone in this world I live in, but is in close proximity to one of the portals I discovered during my brief visit to human world.
After running some tests, I’ve found it's theoretically possible that this signal could make my blog available to someone on the other side of that portal. It’s far-fetched, but considering the events in my past I really can’t rule it out just on the basis of improbability.

Posted by Lindesfarne at 12:03 | Comments (9) | Trackbacks (0)

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Improbable, yes. But not impossible.
Rememeber, NOTHING is impossible. Just highly improbable.

#1 Fetch on 2008-04-13 12:25 (Reply)

And, as Sherlock Bones noted, when you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be true.

#1.1 Dan ad nauseam on 2008-04-14 04:04 (Reply)

I guess these comments don't go through the portal... because this has been happening for a long time, since you started your blog. Like I said before, there's a webcomic here starring your family. You should check it out sometime, if you can, and tell us how accurate it is.

#2 TuxRug (Link) on 2008-04-13 16:47 (Reply)

"When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." - Sherlock Hound

#3 Reynard on 2008-04-13 17:00 (Reply)

I wonder if this is a prelude to Lindesfarne discontinuing her blog?

#4 TGIF on 2008-04-13 22:07 (Reply)

Myself, I kind of prefer a private blog that no one can see (with the amount of comments I get on mine, I probably feel the same way you do). While I'm not on "the other side of the portal", but here in Domain (I really gotta wonder exactly why people on "the other side" would really want to read about life here anyways, so I wouldn't worry that much!) I kind of like responding to a blog that I know that the person can't see anyways. As I said, kind of reminds me of my low-visibility blog.

#5 Ken D. Lion on 2008-04-13 22:37 (Reply)

Oh I don't know, Ken...I'd think curiosity about a different "world" would be reason enough for folks on the other side of the portal to check out this blog. Imagine, an entire world made up of humans! Must be pretty boring; I'll bet Domain seems exciting in comparison, with all the diversity.

#6 Terri Tiger on 2008-04-16 09:57 (Reply)

All I can say is I hope she doesn't disconect it ^ ^. it's nice to see it from other peoples P.O.V's.

#7 Shadow on 2008-04-18 19:23 (Reply)

Nah, the idea of a parallel universe reading your private blog is a bunch of hooey.

#8 Robin on 2008-04-20 18:26 (Reply)

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