Good Creative Writing On Geek And His Mice

Once upon a time, a young man was surfing the internet. His name, as well as nationality, is irrelevant for this case. What is relevant, is that he was incredibly interested in all the latest advances in computer periphery. In particular, mice. While it might seem quite surprising, this is true: he was really into computer mice. One might call him a geek. Back to our story, the young man was reading an article on developments of mouse sensors. He was excited to read that the newest sensor can reach the DPI (dots per inch) rate of up to 10,000. Ever conveniently, right after the conclusion he saw an AdSense advertisement block that offered him to buy the latest Razer DeathAdder mouse featuring the sensor he had just read about. For the geek it was a true moment of relevance, as it was the culmination of his interest in products with this sensor. Such precise targeting almost inevitably forces chosen type of audience to follow the advertisement. Indeed, the geek clicked the link.
What happened next was not what one might have expected. The link did not lead the customer to Amazon.com, and a number of strange web pages offering various products for geeks popped up. Being a smart person, he immediately closed everything and checked whether his firewall was up. Then, he scanned the entire computer for viruses and found a couple of malware specimens that, probably, switched the links in his browser to some unwanted ads. He faces such situations quite often, as he uses his favorite version of operating system: Windows XP Service Pack 2, which does not offer a lot of security. He is just very reluctant to change it to something newer. Good thing is that he knows well how to deal with viruses. In the end, he happily proceeded to purchasing the mouse of his dreams.