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Main site into Mobile site #1

README.md

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 # Hydejack
 
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_config.yml

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 # IMPORTANT: Set the URL of your site.
 # Set to https://<username>.github.io when hosting on GitHub Pages
 # (unless you are using a custom domain).
-url:                   https://acord-robotics.github.io
+url:                   https://acord-robotics.github.io/
 
 # IMPORTANT: Set The "base URL" of your site.
 # When your site sits in a subdirectory, set to /<name of directory>
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   "Software Suite by ACORD".
   Robotics software & science-fiction games.
 
+# Disqus Comments
+disqus:
+    # Leave shortname blank to disable comments site-wide.
+    # Disable comments for any post by adding `comments: false` to that post's YAML Front Matter.
+    shortname: stellarios
+
+
 # A list of keywords for your blog
 keywords:              []
 
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 # ========================================================================================
 
 # Sidebar image and theme color of the site.
-accent_image:          /assets/img/Stellarios Media/xq7zOck.jpg
+accent_image:          /assets/img/mars-surface-astonaut-spaceship-stars-artwork.jpg
 accent_color:          rgb(79,177,186)
 
 # This is used for the `theme-color` meta tag,
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       accent_image:
         background:    rgb(32,32,32)
         overlay:       false
+        comments:      true
 
   # `jekyll-seo-tag` will mark collection outputs as `BlogPosting`,
   # but we want them to be `WebPage`s:

_includes/disqus_comments.html

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+<div id="disqus_thread"></div>
+<script>
+
+/**
+*  RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATION VARIABLES: EDIT AND UNCOMMENT THE SECTION BELOW TO INSERT DYNAMIC VALUES FROM YOUR PLATFORM OR CMS.
+*  LEARN WHY DEFINING THESE VARIABLES IS IMPORTANT: https://disqus.com/admin/universalcode/#configuration-variables*/
+/*
+var disqus_config = function () {
+this.page.url = PAGE_URL;  // Replace PAGE_URL with your page's canonical URL variable
+this.page.identifier = PAGE_IDENTIFIER; // Replace PAGE_IDENTIFIER with your page's unique identifier variable
+};
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_includes/my-comments.html

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-{% assign disqus = site.disqus | default:site.disqus_shortname %}
-{% if disqus %}
+{% assign disqus = site.disqus | default:stellarios %}
+{% if page.comments %}
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compass.md

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 # ACORD
 
-* [ABOUT ACORD](/stellarios/ACORD) - Learn about us, what we do, and how to get involved
+* [ABOUT ACORD]({{ site.baseurl }}/ACORD) - Learn about us, what we do, and how to get involved
 
 # Stellarios
-* [Changelog](/stellarios/CHANGELOG) - What's been added in the previous versions?
-* [Release History](/stellarios/releases) - What's the most recent version?
-* [About Stellarios](/stellarios/ACORD#robots--software) - What is Stellarios?
-* [Mobile Site](http://acordcorporation.netlify.com) & [ACORD Portal Stellarios](http://acord-stellarios.netlify.com) & [Main Site](http://acord-robotics.github.io/stellarios) 
+* [Changelog]({{ site.baseurl }}/CHANGELOG) - What's been added in the previous versions?
+* [Release History]({{ site.baseurl }}/releases) - What's the most recent version?
+* [About Stellarios]({{ site.baseurl }}/ACORD#robots--software) - What is Stellarios?
+* [Mobile Site](http://acordstellarios.netlify.com) & [Main Site](http://acord-robotics.github.io/stellarios) & [ACORD Site](http://s2rd.netlify.com) & [Portal](http://acord.tech/portal)
 
 # Works
-* [Star Sailors](/starsailors/) - Our science fiction novella loosely based off Star Wars
+* [Star Sailors]({{ site.baseurl }}/starsailors/) - Our science fiction novella loosely based off Star Wars
 
 # External Sites
 * [My Blog](http://irisdroidology.github.io/portfolio) - our chairman's blog on anything and everything

earth-ch-1.md

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+---
+description: Star Sailors Earthlings is the first book in the Star Sailors series by ACORD
+hide_description: false
+---
+
+# Chapter 1
+‘If they had been trying to kill Opus, they would have taken us all, ’ thought Gilbert McInstay. ‘Otherwise why did they only take his ship? Our crew were valuable as well.’
+
+Enter Gilbert – courageous and witty but not too strong. He’d been just a boy when the ships had left Low Earth Orbit, and he’d had to work hard to convince what was then the Scavenger Alliance to take him on board as a cleaner. Low on food supplies, several had attempted to kill Gilbert, as they believed he was wasting their valuable supplies. Opus, who was then only 17 years old himself, rescued Gilbert and that sparked the beginning of a long friendship.
+
+At first, though, it had looked as though it was going to be anything but. Opus was progressing through his schooling and Gilbert was seen as a burden. Occasionally, however, Opus began to smile at the lad, whether Gilbert was showing him a new puzzle game he had created or sharing some food rations together.
+
+They’d been together for over 30 years, in which they’d seen fire in dozens of battles, but their friendship had remained. Even after there was a mutiny in the Scavenger Alliance and almost all of the ships had been destroyed, Gilbert made sure he was with Opus, and Opus made sure that Gilbert was protected. It didn’t matter that 10 years separated them, they were as close as brothers.
+
+But now Opus was gone. While he pondered this thought and what had caused this, the ship he was in entered hyperspace and he had to grasp the hand railing to prevent himself from falling over. He heard the door to his room open and he quickly untangled himself from the rail. While he did so, the first mate walked in, flanked by his body guards.
+
+“McInstay, my crew and I are very sorry for your loss of your friend. I come here to offer my condolences and to inform you of a transmission we have received from an alien source.”
+
+Alek Vicheva. The first mate of the fleet, he’d earned that position by birthright. His father, Vladimir Vicheva, had been the benefactor behind the fleet, and Opus had decided to honour that by promoting his son to the first mate position. However, Alek was no pushover. One of the bravest of the crew, he had the utmost respect from his crew and was one of the most popular of the crew. Never making his men do something that he wouldn’t do, he led his armies whenever possible and didn’t shy away from his duty.
+
+Alek walked along the platform towards Gilbert. His gold piercing in his right ear pulsing, he bent his head down to where Gilbert was sitting. “We have received a transmission from – well, it’s something we’ve never seen before. It seems like it’s been transmitted from near the centre of our galaxy, but it’s been edited and re-transmitted from where Earth was. Maybe it might be able to help us find where Opus is.”
+
+Gilbert turned, tear streaks clearly visible on his pale face. “And why are you telling me this? Why am I so important that you would tell me this before seeing the transmission?”
+
+Alek knelt down and offered his hand to Gilbert. “Opus gave me orders if he died or was missing in action. One of those was to give you this.” He was holding out a jacket emblazoned with the fleet’s logo, with a silver number 1 next to it. “You’re first mate while he’s missing. You’ve earnt it, and it’s partly your choice whether we look at this transmission. I swore to follow his orders, and I know you did too – we all did. Are you ready?”
+
+Gilbert took Alek’s hand. He stood up and wiped his tears away, and said the words that will define this story: “Yes. Let’s look at this transmission.”
+
+Gilbert was in the control room for the first time. With him was Alek, the fleet colonels and two technicians: Arlen Wildner (M) & Nyra Drumen (F).
+
+The 4 colonels that were there were Tima Ramel (F), Ackbar Eerpfen (M), Alexandra Enen (F), and Cyrstal Winslett (F). Each colonel was in charge of a different area of the fleet – for example food sources, defence, etc.
+
+Arlen spoke up first. “With all due respect sir, we aren’t able to open this message. The file size is too massive – we’d have to disable half our fleet to have the energy required to read this. It must be the largest message ever received by mankind. We can’t justify with the public a reason to disable the fleet, and we would have to land the ship on a habitable planet.”
+
+Alek, who had been pacing while listening to Arlen, spun around to face him. “Enough with the computer mumbo-jumbo. I’m the fleet captain, this is my first mate. Just land on Mars!” Gesturing to the array of computer screens around him, he continued, “we can land on Mars and set up camp there -”
+
+“I’m sorry, sir, but Mars isn’t here. Not anymore…it’s uh, it’s been taken by the ship. And it isn’t just Mars…it’s every planet in our solar system. The alien ship – the alien thing has taken everything. We can’t land anywhere!” At this moment, one of the computers next to Arlen started blaring with an alarm.
+
+“What’s going on?”
+
+“We’re detecting a massive object coming out of hyperspace!” Racing over to the computer, he sat down in a chair and disabled the alarm and looked up from the screen. “It’s got a tractor beam engaged and has disabled our engines.”
+
+Gilbert, who had mostly remained quiet up until now, stood up. “W-wh-what does that mean?”
+
+Startled, Arlen fell off his chair. Looking around to see who had asked the question, he said, “It means, Gilbert, that we’re under attack. And we can’t escape.”
+
+Gilbert paced around the control room, pausing at times to peer at the computer screens dotted around the room. One of these had a red flashing light, highlighting where Earth had been before its ‘abduction.’ Kneeling down to look at it, he saw that there had been another transmission. Not sure about what to do, he sat down at the terminal and started typing a command to see the file size. Expecting something astronomical, he instead was surprised with a file size of 2mb – possibly an image? He tried seeing who on the fleet had sent it, but the location was blocked. While he was entering these commands, the door opened.
+
+“What’s all this?” Arlen walked through the door, pausing when he saw the mess around Gilbert. Closing the door, he walked over to Gilbert. Quick as a flash, Gilbert closed down the transmission file on the holobook. He didn’t want anyone else to see what he had been doing, especially considering Arlen had stopped him from looking at the previous transmission.
+
+“Gilbert, I know that you’re worried about Opus. But looking at the transmission won’t get him back. We probably won’t get him back, but what is important is that we don’t fall into the trap he fell into.” Arlen pulled up a chair next to Gilbert and sat down in it. “The transmission was sent from the ship – sorry, the thing – that took Opus. That means –“
+
+“How do you know it was a ship?” said Gilbert. “We saw a bright pulse of light and then darkness. Our scanners didn’t pick up a ship.” Attempting to prove his point, Gilbert accessed the navigation on his holobook console and bought up the footage. “Watch this – there’s no ship –“
+
+“I misspoke. Anyway, that isn’t important. We’re under attack by a large warship that has taken almost all of the fleet hostage. Alek has gone to fight, so currently you’re in command. What are you going to do?”
+
+Seeing that Arlen had gone over to his console, Gilbert stepped up from his chair and said, “I’m going to stay in here as long as possible. I believe I can hack into their transmissions and see where they’re from and what they’re plans are. We may be able to escape, so I plan also to attempt to remotely disable the tractor beam. But you need to tell Alek to get the other ships out of there when I do.” Of course, Gilbert was going to do nothing of the sort. He would look at the small transmission file that he’d received. He’d already told Nyra to do that.
+
+Gilbert waited, seeing if Arlen would fall for it. To his great relief, he did. “I’ll make sure that Alek knows what to do.”
+
+Gilbert let out a sigh of relief when Arlen turned away and marched through the door. Standing up himself to close the door, he saw that another message had appeared on his console. He sat back down in his seat and read what the message said.
+
+The message was bright yellow text on a black background. “Prepare for boarding, Gilbert McInstay. You have not acknowledged our transmission and you have 3 more minute
+
+s to do so before we come in. Your compatriots are safe but currently you are not. Please acknowledge.” A high-pitched bird song started playing from the computer speakers, however no-one came through the door. Gilbert pressed a button on the screen and spoke into the wired microphone: “Transmission acknowledged. Where do I need to go?” And for the next three minutes, he read what appeared on the screen. He then walked off, leaving the computer screen on. From what he knew, there wouldn’t be anyone in this room for a long time.

earth-ch-2.md

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+Starrix Lierze, the Miydlian Fleet Commander, was not used to losing. Whether it was his rank or any of his soldiers, Lierze very rarely lost. That was why he’d been named the Fleet Commander for the Miydlians. For the past 2 years, he’d scoured the galaxy for life-giving planets in conservation zones, and he’d found Earth, a planet roughly the same size as Midgard – in fact, it had almost exactly the same physical properties as Midgard. Earth had looked like a planet that had intelligent life, and there were also other planets and moons in the same system that could be home to life as well. When he’d become Fleet Commander, he’d asked the Chancellor, Jayin, if would be allowed to send a mission to the Sol system, however, due to the ongoing crisis in the galactic parliament in regards to the Keplernians requesting full representation, Jayin had not believed another conquest had been in order.
+
+Last month, Starrix’s friend, Lens Zaev, had been accepted as senator for the planet of Icon. Lens was an unusual Iconite – while he wasn’t very tech-savvy, he was definitely a lot more comfortable around technology than most of his people. The Iconites were a group that loved a good fight and a conquest, and immediately after his admission Starrix had walked over and told Lens about Earth.
+
+2 weeks ago, the Galactic Parliament had convened in a special session, thanks to Lens. The 230 members of parliament had all voted on the matter, and 187 of them had voted yes. The members of parliament were all one of 6 species, however they had been spread out over 230 planetary systems, each organised into star systems and then into stellar neighbourhoods.
+
+After this win in parliament, Chancellor Jayin had told Starrix to get the fleet ready. And here he was, waiting for further commands. After the disappearance of the Earth, he’d contacted the Chancellor with the news. Disappointed, Jayin was now mentioning the matter in the parliament, over 34,000 light years away…
+
+—–
+
+-“And as you can see, senators, at 0315 this morning Commander Lierze noticed a brilliant flash of light in the Sol Star System. After this occured, the entire star system had disappeared. However, if we zoom in on a photo taken at 0312, we see a small ship, similar to a scavenger ship that was recovered 18 months ago in the same sector. We have to assume one of 2 things: either the inhabitants of Sol are somehow linked to the scavengers, or the scavengers are responsible for the disappearance of an entire system.”
+
+For a moment, no-one spoke. Then the senator for Epitome spoke up – “Jayin, it seems we have been given an opportunity. Starrix has an entire fleet, we only saw 3 fighters in that clip. And as for the scavengers having the ability to destroy an entire system? Scavengers are a highly disorganised people who fight in small groups to sustain them for another day. They don’t fight wars and they don’t have the money or the power to do what you’re thinking.”
+
+Applause followed this statement – most of the senators shared a common dislike of the Scavengers. “Perhaps the good senator of Epitome has made a valid argument. However, what about the actual inhabitants? While it is true that there was no proof of intelligent life, an entire system that had 3 habitable planets, all covered in green and being at least 4 billion years old would have a high chance to have intelligent life?”
+
+The senator for Thulnore, a recently admitted planet, made his first speech since being elected: “It seems there is no intelligent life anywhere in the Chancellor’s box, either. I agree, there must be some sort of life in the Sol system. But why would they destroy their entire system? They aren’t in the parliament, and where would they have to go? If they were so technologically advanced that they could vaporize the system and be fine, we would have heard about them by now! What if the scavengers are really a military force inside a hijacked scavenger ship? Or what if the system was somehow destroyed and the scavengers showed up to salvage the remains?”
+
+Jayin stood firm. “What if they have the technology to do what happened and the ability to hide it? Regardless, the point of this session is to discuss whether we should bring them in by force. You may cast your votes.”
+
+——-
+
+“The results of this session are clear: 160 to 70 voted in favour of taking the scavengers in by force. We’ve contacted Starrix who has the name and callsign of the apparent 2IC of the so-called Scavenger Force, Gilbert McInstay. We will keep you informed.”
+
+And so the senators got up from their boxes and moved outside.