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| − | A '''death shrike''' is a medium-powered computer program designed to seek out the interface equipment of a user in a VR environment and cause a circuit overload, forcing the equipment to reboot and possibly injuring the user with a power surge. See also [[Cyber Arrow]] and [[Shatter Star]]. |
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Latest revision as of 13:40, 26 July 2013
I'm sorry, I can't do that, Dave.
A death shrike is a medium-powered computer program designed to seek out the interface equipment of a user in a virtual-reality environment and cause a circuit overload, forcing the equipment to reboot and possibly injuring the user with a power surge. See also Cyber Arrow and Shatter Star.