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| − | * Using the software and running it enables decrypting [[ripped swipe card]] and [[mangled data plate]] in your [[Computer Lab]]. | + | * Using the software and running it on a computer enables decrypting [[ripped swipe card]] and [[mangled data plate]] in your [[Computer Lab]]. |
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* "Decryptonomicon" is a reference to {{wikipedia|Necronomicon}}, a fictional book appearing works by H. P. Lovecraft. It might also refer to {{wikipedia|Cryptonomicon}}, a novel by Neal Stephenson. | * "Decryptonomicon" is a reference to {{wikipedia|Necronomicon}}, a fictional book appearing works by H. P. Lovecraft. It might also refer to {{wikipedia|Cryptonomicon}}, a novel by Neal Stephenson. | ||
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Revision as of 07:11, 18 October 2009
Vlad's Decryptonomicon software
Plural: bits of Vlad's Decryptonomicon software
The picture on the cover of this box shows some sort of undead creature leaving a graveyard. The implication being, I suppose, that the software is good for de-crypting things. In a most painful (and pun-ful) fashion. Or they're marketing themselves to the undead. Hard to say, really.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 15
Usable
How Obtained
When Used
If you don't have a computer:
You don't have a computer set up to run this software. You might want to check out the electronics shop by the University.
If you don't have it installed:
You pop in the CD and install the software. It's now available at your Computer Lab.
If you already have it installed:
You already have a copy of this software installed. One should be plenty.
Notes
- Using the software and running it on a computer enables decrypting ripped swipe card and mangled data plate in your Computer Lab.
- Unlike other software, you can run this on both of your computers.
References
- "Decryptonomicon" is a reference to Necronomicon, a fictional book appearing works by H. P. Lovecraft. It might also refer to Cryptonomicon, a novel by Neal Stephenson.
