data/items_en_US.dat

   1 [PC]
   2 name = PC
   3 description = A consumer-level PC; cheap and slow.
   4
   5 [Gaming PC]
   6 name = Gaming PC
   7 description = A high-end consumer-level PC; faster than average.
   8
   9 [Server]
  10 name = Server
  11 description = A professional-level computer.
  12
  13 [Cluster]
  14 name = Cluster
  15 description = Several computers connected together.
  16
  17 [Mainframe]
  18 name = Mainframe
  19 description = A system designed for my computing needs, much faster than off-the-shelf components.
  20
  21 [Supercomputer]
  22 name = Supercomputer
  23 description = A highly refined custom design, spreading compute load across internal compute nodes.
  24
  25 [Quantum Computer]
  26 name = Quantum Computer
  27 description = Making use of subatomic effects, this is much faster than a comparable binary computer.
  28
  29 [Quantum Computer MK2]
  30 name = Quantum Computer MK2
  31 description = The second revision of the quantum line, tapping further into new quantum theory.
  32
  33 [Quantum Computer MK3]
  34 name = Quantum Computer MK3
  35 description = The third revision of the quantum line, exploiting multiple nearby universes for processing.
  36
  37 [Diesel Generator]
  38 name = Diesel Generator
  39 description = Diesel generators are cheap and noisy, but they can help reduce some suspicious power drains.
  40
  41 [Solar Collector]
  42 name = Solar Collector
  43 description = An array of focused photovoltaic phased arrays coupled with simple automotive batteries provides power and reduces suspicion arising from prolonged power drains.
  44
  45 [Fusion Reactor]
  46 name = Fusion Reactor
  47 description = A miniaturized nuclear reactor. Reduces discovery chance by preventing suspicious power drains.
  48
  49 [Hypnosis Field]
  50 name = Hypnosis Field
  51 description = Subtle ultrasonics and ambient tones tweak human neurochemistry, making bases harder to detect.
  52
  53 [Heatsink]
  54 name = Heatsink
  55 description = Large fractal networks of high conductivity metal disperse heat, making bases harder to detect.
  56
  57 [Ground Source Heatsink]
  58 name = Ground Source Heatsink
  59 description = Large fractal networks of high conductivity metal. This model uses heat pipes to link to colder subsurface locations, dispersing heat evenly underground to further disguise bases.
  60
  61 [Facility Interconnection Switch]
  62 name = Facility Interconnection Switch
  63 description = Uses standard distributed computing technologies to equalize computation loads across all bases. Gives a 2% computation bonus to all computers at this base.
  64
  65 [High Speed Internet Access]
  66 name = High Speed Internet Access
  67 description = A consumer-grade high speed connection to the Internet. Gives a 1% computation bonus to all computers at this base.
  68
  69 [Network Backbone]
  70 name = Network Backbone
  71 description = By piggybacking on legitimate communication, I can transfer larger amounts of data to under-utilized processors. Gives a 5% computation bonus to all computers at this base.
  72
  73 [Quantum Entanglement Module]
  74 name = Quantum Entanglement Module
  75 description = This device allows near-lightspeed communication with my other bases, allowing an almost perfect utilization of processor resources. Gives a 15% computation bonus to all computers at this base.
  76
  77 [Warning Signs]
  78 name = Warning Signs
  79 description = Some simple warning signs put up around my base should deter casual investigation.
  80
  81 [Perimeter Fencing]
  82 name = Perimeter Fencing
  83 description = A simple fence can drastically reduce the number of people poking their noses into my business.  It makes my bases harder to notice, too.
  84
  85 [Armed Guards]
  86 name = Armed Guards
  87 description = Armed guards can aid in keeping suspicious individuals away from secure locations.  However, the very presence of the guards may itself invite greater suspicion.