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'''Central Storage''' is located next to the refinery in the | '''Central Storage''' is located next to the refinery in the South Sector and is accessed through [[maintenance]] corridors. It is a place where [[mechanic]]s can build something useful for the crew instead of making wire art in the [[chapel]]. [[Assistant]]s also get access, which might distract them from farting on the [[chaplain]]. | ||
Central Storage contains many useful items for building computers, which usually can not be found anywhere else. It contains: | Central Storage contains many useful items for building computers, which usually can not be found anywhere else. It contains: | ||
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Central Storage is located next to the refinery in the South Sector and is accessed through maintenance corridors. It is a place where mechanics can build something useful for the crew instead of making wire art in the chapel. Assistants also get access, which might distract them from farting on the chaplain.
Central Storage contains many useful items for building computers, which usually can not be found anywhere else. It contains:
- Computer mainboards, storage drives, ThinkDOS disks, ID scanner modules and wired network cards are vended here. Maybe it can vend other things?
- Circuit boards, lots of data disks, a packet sniffer, network carts and network cards are littered over the room
- Tools and equipment such as screwdrivers, optical meson scanners and a flash
- A data terminal.
- A bunch of storage tanks for water, compost, helium, welding fuel and NO fire fighting foam!
With some technical knowledge and luck, it is possible to create a DWAINE computer with every program on it, or perhaps a station-wide PDA message broadcasting system. Who knows what else might be possible for a skilled player to accomplish?