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[Encrypted file]

| -Data.lxck >Locked

-CMDS.txt >Public


[Enter a command]

>


| Dfrdf


| >Read CMDS.txt
-CN


| -CAT

-Open

-Swp

-Sudo

-[No input]

**Custom and default commands are not listed, these are only navigation commands for easy access.**

Input:

>


| >>782270


| >CAT


| >sudo Data.lxck


| Alright then..

>sudo


| >>315460
>>315463

[Must define]
>
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>>315461

[Copy file? Y/N]

>


| >>315468
>access CAT data


| >>315469

[Cannot access a function!]

>


| >>315494
>access sudo data


| >>315499

[Cannot access a command!]

[Ping timeout, returning...]
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-Data.lxck >Locked

-CMDS.txt >Public


[Enter a command]

>


| >>315502
>Open Data.lxck
-CN


| >>315468
>Y


| >>315504

[Enter Encryption key: ]

>
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>>315505


[Copying..]

[Complete]

[File CMDS(2).txt created.]

>


| >access CMDS.txt


| >cat CDMS(2).txt


| >>315509
-CAT

-Open

-Swp

-Sudo

-[No input]

**Custom and default commands are not listed, these are only navigation commands for easy access.**

Input:

>


| >open


| >>315510

Documents-----
---CMD.txt <<<
---CMD(2).txt
---Egg.txt

>
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>>315514

[Must define Command!]

>


| >>315516
>open Egg.txt


| >>315516
(oops, accidently pressed submit sry)
>open CAT


| >>315518
"Meeeeoooooooowwwwwww!"
Kidding.
-YSS


| >>315517

"Valentine, the encryption key isn't in here. Either look harder or get off my computer."

[Achievment unlocked, go to:
Computer----
Claim--
Achievements to redeem]
>

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>>315518

[Can't access functions!]

>


|

>>315522
>Open Data.lxc
>out there


| >>315526

[Enter encryption key: ]

>


| >>315532

[Command unknown!]


| >>315513
>Swp Egg.txt


| >>315544

[New file found]

-ECR

>


| >>315546
>Read ECR
-CN


| >>315554

[A91-XXX-XXX-XXX]

>


|


| >>315556
>Open Data.lxck
>Encryption Key: A91-XXX-XXX-XXX
-CN


| >>315568

[File open]

> An audio recording plays of a male voice.


"Well hello. You did that pretty fast, didn't you? You're used to harder puzzles than this. I wouldn't be surprised if you just walked into the entire computer."
[Cont.]


| "How do I know this? You've been timed. If the file has been opened under the timeframe, this recording will play. Otherwise, some silly video will display. Anywho, this isn't about silly videos, or timeframes, nor you or I. This is about the future of virtual reality. The future or Augmented reality, the future of our reality. Are you listening?"

[Y/N]

>


| >>315581
>Y


| -CN


| >>315585

"Good. Now, let's begin."

"Let's set our hypothesis. Data, taking physical form, causing our reality to co-exist, or mix, with our fantasy demension. Is it possible? Maybe. Do we have the technology? Yes... And no."
[Cont.]


| "Let's set some ground rules before we begin with our experiment. First off, we must know that everything in our physical realm and our electronic realm, consists of datatypes. Ours are atoms, quarks, so on so fourth.. there, they have numbers. Ones, zeros.. And more than just."
[Cont.]


| "Next, it is safe to say we can control our life almost just about as much as we can our computer world. From social engineering, to biodiversity. It's not as easy, but with the right know how, it's possible. Isn't it?"

[Y/N]


| >Y
-CN


| "Alright. We've laid two, our last one is this: data types do not have to interact in the same mannerisms. Such as, if one comes here, one does not have to abide by the laws of physics if one is not meant to. This howevrt, does not mean all laws can or will be broken. Capabilities must be reassured."
[Cont.]


| "Now that we have our grounds. What is our goal? We can already go to the computer world and interact inside, but now, it's time to bring that world into ours. How do we do it? The answer is quite simple, but it's not the same as Dr.Isha's."
[Cont.]


| "Originally, the idea of bending light particles to our will was the closest answer we've gotten to making a dream possible. Now, however, a new theory has emerged. And this time, it involves the way we process our food."

[Command line open]

>


| wmic


| >>315647
>Food? So you mean like the synth percentage of it or something?
-CN


| >>316023
Programmable food? The singularity will be a cook-off!
-YSS


| >>316023

>Laughing! The recording continues

"Yes, yes. Of course. I knew you were an intelligent one. The synthetic material needed to create food particles can be turned into an infinite amount of choices, all you have to do is program it."


>


| >>316943

"However, this still isn't enough to give ourselves what we want. This synthetic data type isn't enough to give us the properties we need. All we get is.. Well, skin, no real swords or magic. So where do we turn to, now? This is the no part of the answer. I bet you can guess."

>


| >>316961
The matrix-CN


| >>317184

"Come on now, you're close."

[File importing...]

[Virus detected! Removing thr@%>> $&×]]]]]

"Give it another go."

>


| >>317477
Data? I mean that's the whole idea of this right? -CN

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