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How many techies do we have here? Serious question, hecklers need not apply.

I ask because I've got a big ol' project for anyone out there with experience in programming, handling large and delicate amounts of data, physically building computers or anything in relation to that. I've got a friend that should have come here with me, but he didn't since everything electronic goes kaput when we arrive. A thousand bits says he's still where he should be, I just have no idea how to get him functioning.

So, like I said, anyone who wants something to do—well, or wants to get paid, because I will definitely pay you whatever is within my power to do so for the help, or otherwise exchange valuable commodities (such as self-defense)—reply here. Thanks.

[ See here for details on what she's hoping to restore and our options on how it could go! I have no specific time frame or anything like that in mind, so don't be afraid to tag in. ]

Comments

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A firewall to keep loser Digimon out? [ Jokingly said. ]

Nah, I'm wondering how easy it'll be to customize these things they give us. It feels as though it'll be a pain to do so, but I've got nothing else to do.

Speaking of, I guess now's a good time. You got a place?

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Sort of. It's not just me, if that's what you mean.

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Why not kick the others out? A lady needs her privacy.

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Privacy, shrimacy. I don't mind, it just means we need to find a place between us to work, right? Or we could hole up in my room. I keep it clean, I promise.

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Are you inviting me to your bedroom already? I wasn't aware our relationship had escalated this quickly...

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Well, you know, gotta go fast.

No... but really. Is that a problem?

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If it were a problem, I'd be turning you down.

[ Rin can swing either way. Even if the conversation isn't meant to be taken as such. ]

Just awfully bold to do in Japan.

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Well, you know, that's how we stupid foreigners work. Good thing I'm American, huh?

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I hear parents in America allow boys and girls to attend the same sleepovers and parties. Is that really true or just an urban legend?