000000 Gold

You make your way to the lip of the Segmentation Fault, the finest place in the entire system to mine for data. It goes on for what seems like miles, but probably isn't even an inch if you do the math in your head... less math, more mining!

Aha! You find a real gem of compressed data, a karat at least, maybe a kibibyte if people start arguing with you. But who argues with a rock like this?

You got an item: compressed data

or

Aha! You strike a rich vein of compressed data! The User smiles upon you today! Errr, wait.

You got an item: compressed data
You got an item: compressed data

or

Aha! You find a real gem of compressed data... but it's deep in a network of bad code veins.

When your pick hits the bad code, your computer throws a series of blaring areas and kicks it back out your watch... which you're wearing inside your computer. There's something here giving you a headache and it's probably not that bad code smell.

You got an item: string of bad code
You got an item: string of bad code
You got an item: string of bad code
You got an item: compressed data

Location(s)

• Inner Cyberspace
  

Notes

• Only occurs if you have a data mining pick equipped.
• Actual in game title is #000000 Gold, but the Wiki can't handle # in the page titles.
• The number of strings in the third outcome can change, ranging from 1-3. Impeded computer interaction sources seem to increase the chances of this outcome.

References

• #000000 is the colour HEX code for black, and thus the title is a pun on oil, often called black gold.
• The description contains references to a Segmentation fault (a computer memory error), and a geological fault.