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<h1>RTFM</h1>
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<p>
Annie rings the doorbell and waits. Nobody answers. She checks that
she&apos;s at the right door &ndash; yes, this is grandpa Karl&apos;s
place. She rings again. A window on <span class="comment">in?</span>
one of the adjacent buildings opens and she hears Isabelle quietly
calling her name.<br />
<span class="quote speech">Annie, we&apos;re over here.</span><br />
Annie beings to walk over.<br />
<span class="quote speech">Which door?</span><br />
<span class="quote speech">Number 15, I&apos;ll let you in.</span><br />
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<p>
The others are inside.
<br />
Karl says: <span class="quote speech">We needed a little more space.
Nobody ever moved in here, so might as well use it.</span><br />
They go to the living room where cables and opened boxes of computer
parts are all over the floor. Lucas sits on the floor in front of
the rack. The side panels had been removed, revealing the rails holding
the various devices inside as well as their power cables. One of the
devices, a large metal box with many boards inside, is hanging
half-disassembled out the front.
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