Close
Close verb - To position (something) so as to prevent passage through an opening.
Both words in one sentence
- It is likely Stanley is not actually cracking, but is actually hacking, and Hollywood Hacking is pretty close to magic, which in this case, means Stanley is doing whatever it is that will bring about the result that will happen to be successful.
Source: Hollywood Encryption -
As mentioned above, Lisbeth Salander in "The Millennium Trilogy" She is brilliant- has photographic memory, extremely skilled at computer hacking, reads math books and solves mathematical equations for fun, and yet has close to no friends.
Source: Intelligence Equals Isolation - It even comes close to having a procedurally-generated story, as the player is given extensive control over how quickly they wish to develop their hacking career, and which side (if any) they want to take over the future of the Internet
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