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#28000
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Above The Motherboard~
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You are floating in some sort of ethereal chamber. All about you, a
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prismatic mist swirls about, as if it was alive. A myriad of colors slowly
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phases in and out of the mist. What seems to be below you, is a massive
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computer motherboard. It must be close to a thousand times normal size. You
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can see the SIMM slots, the PCI slots, the cpu, and various other things found
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on most motherboards.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D5
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You can see the corner of the motherboard.
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0 -1 28001
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E
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portal~
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This portal has been fashioned from some sort of metal. The portal itself
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looks very futuristic, lights flash all about the portal, and things beep.
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This portal is probably the work of some ancient Technomancer(computer
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geek/wizard).
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~
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E
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credits info~
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Living Motherboard by Ryan Kelley(Kinesthesia of BlueMageMUD) rkelley@@exis.net
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******************************************************************************
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I have left plenty of room in the .wld file for you to build a way to the zone.
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Other than that, I ask that you don't modify the original rooms. The .mob file
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and .zon file, and if you so choose to make one, the .obj file can be edited to
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suit your particular MUD.
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This is my first zone I have released publicaly, and I hope you all enjoy
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it. E-mail me with any comments or suggestions. All that said, enjoy!
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Links: 00 portal
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~
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#28001
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The corner of the motherboard.~
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You are standing in the northwestern corner of this huge silicon wonder.
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The motherboard looks like any other, except for the fact that's a few thousand
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times larger. As you gaze about, you can see electrons zipping back and forth,
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telling things what to do and when. The circuitry beneath your feet is truly
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amazing to behold. Possible miles upon miles of high capacity circuits run
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under your feet. You can feel the pulse of electricity through them.
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D1
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This silicon wonder stretches to the east.
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D2
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You can see a small cluster of microchips to the south.
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#28002
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A microchip cluster.~
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You are standing in one of the many areas of the motherboard. The prominent
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feature of this area is the larger number of microchips that have been built
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onto the motherboard. The large black chips look like buildings now, and they
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radiate an aura of power, as electrons race in and out of them. You are also
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on the western edge of the board. Looking over, you get queasy, as the edge
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just drops off into sheer nothingness.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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You can see the northwestern edge of the motherboard.
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0 -1 28001
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D1
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An expanse of silicon.
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0 -1 28019
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D2
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You can see some thing moving(?)...
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#28003
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An expanse of motherboard.~
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You are standing on a rather bare spot of the motherboard. The usual is
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here, circuits, and more circuits. The odd thing is, the motherboard seems to
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be growing, or something is coming up from under it. Under the surface, you
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can see large black masses moving up closer to the surface, ever so slowly.
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You wonder what it could be. After watching the black objects for a bit, you
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get bored, and decide to search for something new.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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You can see a large cluster of microchips.
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D1
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You can see a large amount of electrons zipping back and forth.
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0 -1 28018
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D2
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The mother board is warped to the south.
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#28004
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A warped section of motherboard.~
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You are standing in a warped section of motherboard. There are many, many
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circuits here, criss-crossing each other. The amount of power surging through
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this area is probably tremendous. The section of the motherboard seems to have
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been misshapen from the large amount of heat, it's stretching out towards the
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west. Why it went that way, instead of sloping downwards, you have no idea.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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The motherboard goes back to the north.
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0 -1 28003
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D1
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Another area of the motherboard.
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D2
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There is a large amount of objects to the south.
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#28005
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An area of transistors.~
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There is a large number of transistors here. This is probably a focal point
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of the massive circuitry network. Glancing down, you see a hideous creature
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glancing upwards at you from within in the circuits. You take a swipe at it
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with your sword, cleaving deep into the circuit. A small discharge of power
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flies through your sword, but the hilt wrapping, and your gloves manage to
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absorb most of it. The odd thing is, that the circuit isn't shooting sparks
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all over the place, it seemed to fuse itself back together, like clotting
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blood. The creature is not dead, nor was it ever there, it must've been some
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weird illusion caused by all the electromagnetism going on here.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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You can see the warped area of the motherboard.
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0 -1 28004
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D1
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A barren area of motherboard.
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0 -1 28016
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D2
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You can see more silicon.
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#28006
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Another warped area.~
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This area is much like the previous area of warped motherboard. It also is
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stretching to the west, instead of sloping downwards. You *know* there's
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gravity here, or else you'd be floating around.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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You can see a large number of transistors to the north.
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0 -1 28005
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D1
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There are a few microchips here.
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0 -1 28015
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D2
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There are some jumpers to the south.
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#28007
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Some jumpers.~
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You are standing on another expansion of the massive motherboard. This area
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is dominated by jumpers, which are about your size. The massive plastic covers
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look quite odd, and the pins that are uncovered, in their massive size, look
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quite sharp, and would probably make a formidable spear.
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D0
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Back to the warped area.
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0 -1 28006
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D1
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You can sense a massive amount of power to the east.
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0 -1 28014
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D2
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More $%#@! microchips.
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#28008
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More $%#@! microchips.~
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You never new that a mother board neeed this many $%#@! Microchips. At
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least ten chips are here, and they are massive. You wonder why the motherboard
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requires so many of these things, it's not like they're nerve centers or
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anything.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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There are some jumpers off to the north.
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D1
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You can hear some loud crackling and can see sparks flying. Scary.
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D2
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You can see another warped area.
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#28009
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Another warped area.~
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This is odd. The motherboard is really warped here, stretching far out to
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the west. Wanting to find out what the hell is going on, you creep out to the
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edge, and lie down on your belly. You examine the edge of the motherboard, and
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find it quite smooth, unlike typical silicon which has a rougher grain to it.
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As you're getting up, you feel a slight lurch, and the motherboard has
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stretched further out to the west. A sudden look of mixed horror and surprise
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comes across your face, and you find yourself short of breath. "Great gods
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above.... " you mutter. "This thing is.... Alive.... " you say to no one in
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particular.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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It's more of those damn microchips.
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D1
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A barren stretch of the motherboard.
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D2
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The south-western edge of the motherboard.
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#28010
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The SouthWestern edge of the motherboard.~
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You are standing in the southwestern edge of this massive motherboard.
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This area is pretty much featureless, circuits and a few microchips dot the
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silicon landscape.
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D0
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The warped area.
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D1
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Another silicon area.
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#28011
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The edge of the motherboard.~
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You are standing on the southern edge of the motherboard. This is pretty
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much the same as all the rest of the motherboard, cicruits all over the place,
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the occasional microchip or transistor.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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You can see a large number of electrons to the north.
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D1
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You can see a large number of electrons to the east also.
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D3
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You can see the southwestern edge of the motherboard.
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#28012
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A silicon expanse.~
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You are standing on a massive expanse of silicon. There are high numbers of
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circuits, chips and electrons here. The electrons seem to be heading east at
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high speeds, something important must be in that direction.
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D0
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There is a lot of crackling and sparks to the north. Scary.
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D1
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You can see the FPU to the east.
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D2
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The southern edge of the motherboard.
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D3
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You can see one of the areas of growing motherboard.
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#28013
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An exposed circuit.~
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As you step onto the exposed area of the circuit, a massive surge of
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electricity courses up your legs and into your body. The first second or so,
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you feel a tingling sensation, then it grows into a massive shock, as thousands
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of volts of electricity course through your body, causing your nerves to go
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into overload.
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#28014
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A power outlet.~
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You are standing on some odd form of power outlet. There is a massive
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opening in the motherboard, where all the circuits converge, and electrons fly
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in and out of the tube, zipping to some odd destination.
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D0
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Another expanse of the motherboard.
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D1
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Whaddya know, more microchips.
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D2
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You can see lots of sparks and you can hear some crackling. Scary.
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D3
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Guess what, silicon.
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#28015
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A MicroChip cluster.~
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You are standing among more massive microchips. "Damn... " you mutter "...
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At least they could've made this place a little less repetitive. "
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D0
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A barren piece of the motherboard.
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D1
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D2
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#28016
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Mo' motherboard.~
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You are standing on one of many areas of the motherboard. The circuits
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criss cross randomly, and the occasional chip dots the surface. Looking down,
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you can see more of the black masses moving slowly towards the surface.
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D0
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D2
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#28017
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A damaged section of the motherboard.~
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You are standing in a damaged section of the motherboard. Some circuit
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probably shorted out and blew some things up. To your amazement, you finally
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make out what the black blobs were. Coming out of the motherboard, are large
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black blobs. As they break the surface, they slowly harden, and form the giant
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microchips that you see dotting the landscape. "Heh.... This thing can grow,
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and repair damaged areas. A true silicon based life form... " you utter to no
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one in particular.
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D0
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#28018
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A barren area of the motherboard.~
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You are standing in another barren area of the motherboard. There is none
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of the typical circuitry running through here, this must be a badly damaged
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area.
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#28019
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Transistors.~
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You are standing in area COVERED with transistors. All around, huge
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multi-colored transistors are fused to the motherboard, and the power running
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into them is awesome.
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#28020
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The northern edge of the motherboard.~
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You are standing on the northern edge of the motherboard. This area is
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pretty much like the rest of the motherboard, except that one false step to
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your north would kill you.
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D0
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Gee, I wonder.
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More motherboard.
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D2
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#28021
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More Jumpers.~
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You are standing amongst more jumpers. Looking about, you can see jumpers
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labeled "Cache", "VRAM" and one that worries you "Kill MUDders".
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You can see one of the many SIMM slots on this motherboard.
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D2
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#28022
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The motherboard.~
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You are standing on another part of the motherboard. This is pretty much
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the exact same as the rest of the motherboard, except there's a higher amount
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of circuits fused into the board here.
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D0
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0 -1 28021
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D1
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There is one of the 6 SIMM slots on this motherboard to the east.
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D2
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#28023
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Another power outlet.~
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You are standing near another one of the power outlets found on this
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motherboard. The electrons here seem to be going to the north and the east a
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lot more, you guess the SIMM slots or something such as that are located over
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that direction.
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D0
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0 -1 28022
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D1
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There is yet another one of the SIMM slots to the east.
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D2
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D3
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#28024
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The manufacturer's label.~
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Here, pasted to the surface of the motherboard, is a huge sticker showing
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the name of the manufacturer of this motherboard.
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credits info sticker~
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This motherboard was manufactured by:
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Ryan Kelley(rkelley@@exis.net)
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E-mail with suggestions or comments, or for a listing of other products
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available.
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#28025
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Guess.~
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All about you, transistors tower above you, and microchips perform various
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microchip functions, emitting an odd electrical hum.
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#28026
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A blasted space.~
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You are standing in a blasted space of the motherboard. The silicon has
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been charred black, and the circuits have been fused closed. This area is
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probably never going to be used again.
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#28027
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A very busy area.~
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You are standing in a very busy area of the motherboard. Electrons dart to
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and fro, and circuits hum with energy.
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#28028
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Before the FPU.~
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You are standing before the FPU. Directly south lies the coprocessor of
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this creature.
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You can see sparks flying and hear crackling noises. Scary.
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The FPU socket.~
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Here is the massive socket for the FPU of this creature. It's fused
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directly(or grew from) the motherboard. Electrons are constantly darting in
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and out, delivering messages to the FPU.
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You can see the CPU socket.
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The southern edge of the motherboard.
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#28030
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Southern Edge.~
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You are standing on the southern edge of this massive creature. To your
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east and west, more silicon landscape, to your north, the FPU.
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You can see the FPU socket.
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#28031
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The southern edge of the motherboard.~
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You are standing on the southern edge of the motherboard. To your west,
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silicon. To the north is the CPU. And, to your east is the south-eastern edge
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of this creature.
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You can see the CPU socket.
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You can see the south-eastern edge.
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#28032
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The CPU socket.~
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You are standing before this massive CPU socket. Each of the pin-holes can
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easily fit a man-sized pin, and tons of circuits lead into the socket, powering
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the massive CPU.
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You can see the FPU socket.
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#28033
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A silicon landscape.~
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You are standing on yet another silicon landscape. Silicon, for as far as
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the eyes can see, dotted by the occasional microchip or various other
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motherboard component.
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There is a PCI slot this way.
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#28034
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A burned out socket.~
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You are standing near an old burned out socket on this massive motherboard.
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The socket itself is charred black, the silicon has been melted and bubbled up.
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Their is also an odd smell from the melted silicon.
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You can see a PCI slot to the east.
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#28035
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Jumpers.~
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You are standing around some more jumpers. These have no apparent
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indications as to what they do, so they're probably not used anymore, the
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motherboard having outgrown them or something.
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D1
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You can see a massive PCI slot to the east.
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#28036
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An open socket.~
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You are standing near an open socket. It looks pretty clean, so something
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must be going to be placed in there soon.
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D0
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D1
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There is one of the PCI slots in this direction.
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#28037
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Another area of the motherboard.~
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You are standing in another area of the motherboard. There are lots of
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electrons zooming off to the north. You wonder why.
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There is a SIMM slot to your north.
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There is a PCI slot this way.
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SIMM bank 0.~
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You are standing near a massive SIMM slot. There are five other slots much
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like this one.
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SIMM bank 1.
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SIMM bank 5.
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SIMM bank 1.~
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This is one of the 6 SIMM slots on this motherboard. The SIMM chips in this
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thing are huge.
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SIMM bank 2.
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SIMM bank 4.
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SIMM bank 0.
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#28040
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SIMM bank 2.~
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This is the third SIMM bank on the motherboard.
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SIMM bank 3.
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D2
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SIMM bank 1.
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#28041
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SIMM bank 3.~
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This is SIMM bank 3. This is also the north eastern corner of the
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motherboard.
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D2
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SIMM bank 4.
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D3
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SIMM bank 2.
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#28042
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SIMM bank 4.~
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This is SIMM bank 4.
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SIMM bank 3.
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D2
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SIMM bank 5.
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D3
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SIMM bank 1.
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#28043
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SIMM bank 5.~
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This is SIMM bank 5.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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SIMM bank 4.
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0 -1 28042
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D2
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A PCI slot.
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SIMM bank 0.
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#28044
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A PCI slot.~
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This is your typical PCI slot, except a lot larger. You can see the metal
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connectors for the card, whatever would go there.
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SIMM bank 5.
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0 -1 28043
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D2
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A PCI slot.
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#28045
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The second the PCI slot.~
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This is the second PCI slot found on this motherboard.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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A PCI slot.
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0 -1 28044
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D2
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Another PCI slot.
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D3
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#28046
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Another PCI slot.~
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You are standing near another one of the PCI slots.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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Another PCI slot.
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0 -1 28045
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D2
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The last of the PCI slots.
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#28047
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The last PCI slot.~
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This is the last PCI slot on the motherboard.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D0
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Another PCI slot.
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D2
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D3
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#28048
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Another area of the motherboard.~
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You are standing on the eastern edge of the motherboard. To the east, you
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can see an eerie glow, which seems to be getting smaller over time.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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A PCI slot.
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#28049
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The eastern edge.~
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You are standing on the eastern edge of the massive motherboard. You can
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still see the eerie light to the east.
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D0
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0 -1 28048
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D2
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The south eastern edge.
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0 -1 28050
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D3
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You can see the CPU.
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0 -1 28032
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#28050
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The south-eastern edge.~
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You are standing near the south-eastern edge of the motherboard. This is
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much like the other areas of the motherboard.
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280 8 0 0 0 0
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D1
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0 0 28051
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D3
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#28051
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Off the edge of the motherboard.~
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Well, genius, you've stepped off the edge of the motherboard, even though
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*I* expressely told you "One false step to the north would kill you. " but
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*NO* you think "Oh, he's just joking around. " and you stepped off, thinking
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you're all high and fucking mighty, well guess what, YOU'RE NOT. As you fall,
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and fall, and fall, into the depths, you look up and see the motherboard flying
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away at high speeds. You look down, and see nothing but mist. You're probably
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going to be falling forever.
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D3
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~
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0 0 28050
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$~
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