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Luna Computer by Lerch

May 23rd, 2017
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  3. God dammit, I love that picture.
  4. >Luna trying to carefully tap the keys with juuust the tip of her hoof.
  5. >Has a typing speed of roughly half a word per minute and is all proud of how she's mastered this new technology.
  6. >Anon doesn't have the heart to tell her how abysmally slow that is.
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  9. >After a long wait it was finally here
  10. >We weren't entirely sure how such an item ended up in the Everfreeâ„¢ product catalog
  11. >But with any guess it probably got to Equestria the same way you did
  12. >Some sort of freak accident
  13. >Yet that didn't matter now, with the box now in your grasp you were ready to dig in and claim a piece of home
  14. >Plus, it might be pretty neato to show ponies some Earth 'magic'
  15. >At least assuming the thing even works
  16. >If you're going to open it you might as well do it right
  17. >Moseying around the Castle you hunt for a pointy object to undo the tape that seals your treasure
  18. >Perhaps a sword carried by a guard?
  19. >Nope
  20. >Pick-pocketing isn't as easy as Skyrim made it look
  21. >That was a retarded thing to do anyways
  22. >But, ah, there should be a knife or two in the kitchen
  23. >Peering into the room which is the source of all that is delectable, you see moon horse mulling over some recipes with a chef
  24. >Probably preparing for some fancy event
  25. >Doing your best to not be a disturbance you try to sneak your way in
  26. >Opening a drawer and fumbling around for a knife a spoon happens its way to the floor
  27. >Cover blown
  28. >Luna turns around and gives you 'a look'
  29. "Well, uh, sorry. I didn't know you'd be busy here."
  30. >You find a knife and set it upon the counter
  31. >"It is of no worry."
  32. >Scanning you over, her eyes quickly lock with the box under your arm
  33. >"Pray tell the contents of the package, Anonymous."
  34. >How to explain that
  35. >You can't really
  36. "It's a computer. A thing from... home."
  37. >Now curious, she makes her way over to you
  38. >Bearing a quizzical look, "Computer?"
  39. >You set the box upon the counter and undo the first bit of tape
  40. "It would probably be easier just to show you."
  41. >Undoing the rest of the package you slide the machine out of its prison
  42. >It's a little beat up, but it's still a decent laptop
  43. >Opening it up you are relieved to find the screen is not damaged in any major way
  44. >Some minor scratches, but it's negligible
  45. >"We have never seen such an object. Is it much like a book?"
  46. >Not really sure how to answer that
  47. "Well... sorta, sometimes... it depends on what you're doing."
  48. >She still looks pretty confused
  49. >Probably raised more questions than answers with that comment
  50. >Pressing the power button and continuing to inspect the device in your hands, you find that it is incredibly light weight
  51. >No battery, well that explains the weight
  52. >Miraculously, the computer still begins to boot up
  53. "Ahhhh", you exhale a sigh of relief
  54. >Fuckin' magic an' shit
  55. >"Is something wrong?"
  56. >She brings her fore-hooves up onto the table-top and makes a little pout
  57. "Everything is better than great!"
  58. >Her disposition turns around as the desktop loads up
  59. >"Stories of such magic windows have been told, yet it was our belief they were false rumors."
  60. >Moon Princess motions for the chef to leave
  61. >And he obliges
  62. >Looking down at the task bar something truly exciting becomes noticeable
  63. >Full wifi with internet connection
  64. >Fuckin' magic an' shit
  65. "It's pretty magical alright!"
  66. >You could almost jump for joy
  67. >In fact, you do
  68. >Careful anon, if you don't contain yourself you might drop all your spaghetti
  69. >But if any dropping of spaghetti is to be done this is the right room to do it in
  70. >Nighty levitates the computer before her and proceeds to examine it
  71. >"Will we be learning how to use this device?"
  72. >Might as well teach her
  73. >It would be nice to share a piece of Earth with somepony
  74. >Especially somepony that would be around to know about it long after you're gone
  75. >It almost makes you want to cry
  76. "I'd really love to."
  77. >Squeeing with delight, she orients the computer in the same manner one would a book to be read
  78. >And takes hold of it in her hooves
  79. >Awww, cute
  80. "Haha, not quite like that."
  81. >Taking the device from her possession, you place it properly before you
  82. >You place your fingers on the keyboard
  83. "These are called keys.", dear Celestia, this is going to be like teaching a toddler
  84. >She lowers her head to inspect them
  85. >Taking in the Latin alphabet
  86. >Raising an eyebrow and looking to you, "But Anonymous, these do not look as if they are made to open any doors."
  87. >Oh, for the love of...
  88. "That's just a name, don't worry about it. Here, I'll show you how to use the web."
  89. >"Spiders are involved now? What type of magic is this?"
  90. >CHOOSE BETTER WORDS, DUMBASS
  91. >"Ah, no. Not spiders... By web I mean internet... I-errr, it's like a library, but in the magic screen."
  92. >Sure, close enough
  93. >"Oh, we understand."
  94. >Good
  95. "Watch what keys I press very closely, and observe how the..."
  96. >Monitor or screen isn't quite the right choice of words
  97. "... window reacts."
  98. >You select the browser using the arrow keys and hit enter
  99. >Her eyes are glued to your every action
  100. >Attentive to every little detail
  101. >Hopefully things would not need to be demonstrated twice
  102. >With the browser now open, you make your way to the search bar
  103. >Snapping your head around, you face her
  104. >This is where the real fun begins
  105. "Give me the name of a topic, an item, or something."
  106. >Her lower lip quivers in panic, she bites it in restraint
  107. >"We... errr... Moon."
  108. >Very creative
  109. >Should have just known she'd say that
  110. >You type in her request and pull up the Wiki page
  111. >And slide the computer in front of her
  112. >Lastly, you quickly demonstrate scrolling through the page with the arrow keys
  113. "Enjoy."
  114. >She looks incredibly troubled
  115. >"This is not our Moon!? The window lies!"
  116. >Right...
  117. >Earth universe things
  118. "That's my Moon. Everything you see on the window is from my world, Luna."
  119. >Her mouth takes on a funny expression and she jolts in place a little
  120. >"Hahahaaa..."
  121. >Not too sure if that's a negative or positive reaction
  122. >Her being a weirdo and all
  123. >But Luna is all smiles now
  124. >"We shall indulge ourselves in this topic later."
  125. >She raises her hooves up and does her best to imitate your methodical actions
  126. >'5UDGT8ET5E5 FRGU' right into the search bar
  127. >Excellent
  128. >Hooves aren't really made for human tech, that much is clear
  129. >You could just remind her to use her magic
  130. >But it would be much more adorable to watch a pony try to type
  131. >Yes, go with the typing pony idea
  132. >It's flawless
  133. "Like this."
  134. >You take her front hooves in your hands
  135. >Carefully adjusting her posture
  136. "Just use the tips of your hoovsies."
  137. >A little giggle erupts from her
  138. >You guide her hooves to the backspace key to clear the mess of a search entry
  139. >Then you carefully move her hooves around the keyboard, making a new search request
  140. >The little click-clacks of her guided actions melodically narrating your combined efforts
  141. "S... U... N..."
  142. >enter
  143. >"The sun."
  144. >You release her from your grasp to give a thumbs up
  145. "Very good, what a good learner you are, Lulu. Amazing."
  146. >She gleefully smiles in acceptance of your childish, very sarcastic, compliment
  147. >"We think we can handle ourselves now."
  148. Giving her a quick pat on the back, "Awesome, knock yourselves out; but just be gentle with it."
  149. >You make your way out of the room, the little pitter-patter of careful, well placed, slow taps fading
  150. >For once, you're confident that you have done some good in Equestria
  151. >A violent knock at the door awakes you
  152. >What time is it?
  153. >Looking out the window, it must be like 3 in the morning
  154. "Whaaaattt?"
  155. >You groggily rub your eyes as you sit up in bed
  156. >"Anonymous, this matter is urgent!"
  157. >It's Day Horse
  158. "Yeah, yeah. I'm sure it is Sunny-C."
  159. >Slowly you make your way to the door
  160. >Opening it to find a disheveled Celestia
  161. "What could be so important that you'd wake me up this early in the morning", a yawn interrupts, "It's like three AM."
  162. >Celestia takes on a most unruly expression
  163. >A kind of face that is on the boundary between panicked tears or manic laughter
  164. "That's the problem Anon, it's eleven in the morning."
  165. >It takes a moment for that to sink in
  166. "Oh shiiiiiit."
  167. >Did you say that out loud?
  168. >Yes
  169. >"It's Luna!", real surprise there, "She said something about 'a great flame war that would be won before the nights end' and... something about a bee?"
  170. >You've never seen Sunny so distraught
  171. >"But that's not the worst of it, she now thinks there is a way to get the sun and moon to move on their own and that it can be used to create 'more free time for the internet'. She's really not well."
  172. >You try your best to contain an illicit chuckle
  173. "I'll see what I can do about it."
  174. >Having made your way to the domain of Moon Horse you take a rap at the door
  175. >"Be gone, we are very busy!"
  176. >Doesn't matter
  177. >Going in anyways
  178. "That's a shame!"
  179. >Attempting to force the door open you meet some resistance
  180. >A chair barricading the entrance
  181. "Really, you need to open up."
  182. >A blue glow overtakes the door and you here the chair slide away
  183. >"Oh, greetings Anonymous. We have done so much with your internet machine!"
  184. >Staring into the room you find a mess
  185. >Luna's mane is a train-wreck
  186. >Spilled cup of coffee on the floor
  187. "Greeeaat... I really think I should get the computer back now..."
  188. >Having made your way to the domain of Moon Horse you take a rap at the door
  189. >"Be gone, we are very busy!"
  190. >Doesn't matter
  191. >Going in anyways
  192. "That's a shame!"
  193. >Attempting to force the door open you meet some resistance
  194. >A chair barricading the entrance
  195. >And all you can hear is the slow paced 'tap, tap, tap, tap...'
  196. "Really, you need to open up."
  197. >A blue glow overtakes the door and you here the chair slide away
  198. >"Oh, greetings Anonymous. We have done so much with your internet machine!"
  199. >Staring into the room you find a mess
  200. >She's lying on her bed
  201. >Face deep in internet-land
  202. >Bed sheets tossed everywhere
  203. >Mane is a train-wreck
  204. >Spilled cup of coffee on the floor
  205. >True picture of health, really
  206. "Greeeaat... I really think I should get the computer back now..."
  207. >Walking over, you take the machine into your hands
  208. >Her pupils widen and you are confronted with 'the pouty-face'
  209. >"Nay, Anonymous! Our adventure has just started, and we have so many questions."
  210. >Quickly she leaps upon you , magic-ing the computer from your hands
  211. "Oooof!"
  212. >You rub the back of your head
  213. >Those marble floors hurt
  214. >Now pinned to the stone beneath you, the barrage begins:
  215. >"How do you get your sun and moon to move?"
  216. >"Why isn't our Equestria listed as a shipping location on Amazon?"
  217. >"Where can we download more RAM?"
  218. >"Who is this 4chan guy?"
  219. >"How many powers of ten is in a NiggaWatt?"
  220. >"Should we delete system 32?"
  221. >"We read of the Holocaust on the Wikipedia, but how is it that your Hitler did nothing wrong?"
  222. >"How does one get cookies to come out of the internet?"
  223. >"How does a pony not be a 'newfag'?"
  224. >"Can we make a Hubble?"
  225.  
  226. >And the list goes on
  227. >Maybe ponies+internet wasn't such a good idea after all
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