http://wiki.post-self.ink:80/current/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=CrashingCrashing - Revision history2026-05-13T23:37:56ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.41.0http://wiki.post-self.ink:80/current/index.php?title=Crashing&diff=1639&oldid=prevMakyo: add category2024-02-08T22:29:18Z<p>add category</p>
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</table>Makyohttp://wiki.post-self.ink:80/current/index.php?title=Crashing&diff=1524&oldid=prevFireheart&: Initial commit.2024-02-08T02:38:40Z<p>Initial commit.</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>An [[instance]] may suffer a '''crash''' for any number of reasons. When an instance crashes, their avatar disappears from the [[sim]] and a [[core dump]] is left where they stood. Some [[systechs]] are trained to disentangle a core dump, restoring the crashed instance to a healthy state. Not every kind of crash results in a recoverable core dump, though actual cases of accidental death are exceedingly rare.<br />
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Because crashing has such a diverse set of possible causes, it is most useful to interpret each crash as a unique case. Some characters accumulate instability as a result of a reckless approach to [[instance artistry]], while others crash without warning. Others still might crash and be recovered without any lingering symptoms, while yet others suffer life-altering afflictions as a result of their experience.<br />
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What is universal is that crashing is a ''bug''; it is a reminder that even those living on the System are subject to the fallibility and impermanence of the System itself. Some instances crash deliberately, not to be confused with [[quitting]], whether to experiment with new techniques for disentangling core dumps or to savor the experience for its own sake or simply out of curiosity.</div>Fireheart&