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>You check the memory of the non-functioning Porygon-Z. All it contains in its backup files is a single 50 KB document.
>You upload the files to the PC, which contain only a text document.
In all, my life just hasn't been processing correctly. The different executables aren't totaling the sum I predicted. I'm tired of my joy being uninstalled, with misery and malware being spammed into my system. It's like my enemies have been worming my way into my OS and filling up my bandwidth with this desired solution all along. They want me to uninstall myself out of the main network.
Well, they're going to get it.
Booting up every day, I've had a prime life. In the vision of my monitor, I believe the root of my errors is the lack of a good challenge. My computational beauty has far surpassed anything this tasteless brickware filled world can offer. I've decided to debug this infernal glitch by taking a shortcut and hanging my program, carrying my one over into the next world; I'll be routing servers on the big motherboard in the sky. This is the difference I've been looking for.
I'll see you stupid zeros on the other side.
>The rest of the document seems to be a series of complex commands that you cannot understand.
