October Haverim
is an iconoclast, a droidic übermensch who manifests within
himself the true nature of Friedrich Nietzsche’s
“Zarathrustra.” Mr. Haverim sports a tattoo on his arm
which says “God is dead and I have killed him.” He embodies
the very core of Internet media, being himself one of the inventors of
digital deoxyribonucleic acid known by the trade mark DDA® and
accessible at www.dxdya.com. DDA® has three rivals: the Library of
Congress, the Vatican and Microsoft—each are strategic targets
for what Mr. Haverim charmingly dubs “creative usurping.”
DDA® exercises the privilege of translating every document that it
posts into the world’s 6,700 languages. In fine, DDA®
releases a minimum of 6,700 unique issues per minute or (525,600 x
6,700 = 3,521,520, 219 issues per year.) Mr. Haverim’s rivals
have called him “a plebian masquerading as a parasite”
while sentencing him to a ceaseless barrage of viral Spam. Bloggers
lacerate his character and vulgarity on a daily basis. He is
simultaneously listed at the head of America’s Most Wanted,
wanted by The Hague War Tribunals, boasts two fatwās and the honor of
having a nuclear weapon intended for him alone. On Saturday, May 23rd,
2005, Mr. Haverim, identified at that time by approximately 1,117
separate aliases, vanished. No further issues of DDA® ensued. In
fact, the very last issue released at 11:27 am on May 23rd, 2005,
remains frozen in cyberspace at his distinctive Url. The following
hyper-extended text with its savage metalepsis can be viewed on his
homepage.