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7/21/2025, 12:14:27 AM
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>The RABID that is currently stalking a database for the complete blu-ray collection of Columbo is doing so from another location
>The Columbo box set server is inside a data centre in Serbia, during the 2nd Corporate War it was levelled and toxic waste was laid on top to salt the earth, as the data centre contained vital SovOil operational data as well as their collection of high quality torrents
>It would take literal years to dig through the debris, assuming nothing is booby-trapped, and nothing goes wrong, and the automated defences don't work, ignoring the political ramifications of even trying a project like this
>So we just disconnect the RABID and our runners take the data out, right?
>The RABID is decentralised into 383 different servers dotted across Europe, coalescing only to destroy detected netrunners
>28 servers are old weather stations
>78 servers are old smart-appliance factories
>128 servers are housed inside military facilities in various levels of operation across multiple nations
>13 are under water, in unknown locations on the seabed off the coast of Ireland
>1 is benignly hosted on the new web
>83 are in data centres similar to the Columbo one
>52 are unaccounted for
>The RABID only needs 3 of these servers to be operational to maintain itself
And that's why this VHS copy of Etude in Black will cost you 5000 eddies.
>The RABID that is currently stalking a database for the complete blu-ray collection of Columbo is doing so from another location
>The Columbo box set server is inside a data centre in Serbia, during the 2nd Corporate War it was levelled and toxic waste was laid on top to salt the earth, as the data centre contained vital SovOil operational data as well as their collection of high quality torrents
>It would take literal years to dig through the debris, assuming nothing is booby-trapped, and nothing goes wrong, and the automated defences don't work, ignoring the political ramifications of even trying a project like this
>So we just disconnect the RABID and our runners take the data out, right?
>The RABID is decentralised into 383 different servers dotted across Europe, coalescing only to destroy detected netrunners
>28 servers are old weather stations
>78 servers are old smart-appliance factories
>128 servers are housed inside military facilities in various levels of operation across multiple nations
>13 are under water, in unknown locations on the seabed off the coast of Ireland
>1 is benignly hosted on the new web
>83 are in data centres similar to the Columbo one
>52 are unaccounted for
>The RABID only needs 3 of these servers to be operational to maintain itself
And that's why this VHS copy of Etude in Black will cost you 5000 eddies.
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