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Item #: xxxx
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: Item SCP-xxxx is to be kept within an individual storage closet, close to the Site-xx computer lab. The storage closet is to be furnished with a standard hardwood table where an electrical outlet is to be installed. The Item is to be placed at a distance from the electrical outlet, that will put minimal stress on the Item’s cord where the it must be plugged in at all times. The Item is not allowed internet access. One Foundation Security Officer is to be stationed outside the closet, with shift cycles occurring every six hours. Only two people are allowed inside the room at any given time and requires the Site Manager’s written authorization for access to SCP-xxxx. Every six months, an onsite computer technician is authorized to check the Item for dust mites.
Due to Incident xxxx Whiskey Alpha November the previous Containment Procedures are to be stricken from the document when the item is returned to custody. SCP-xxxx is to be considered armed and dangerous. The object is not to be talked to due to potentially comprimising information on the foundation and memetic effects SCP-xxxx may have. MTF Rho-9 “Technical Support” has been deployed to track down and detain SCP-xxxx. In the event MTF Rho-9 is unable to apprehend SCP-xxxx, MTF Tau-5 "Samsara" will be deployed to track down and terminate SCP-xxxx. Until then, the object class has been upgraded from Safe to Euclid.
Description: SCP-xxxx is a stock desktop computer manufactured by [REDACTED], a company that simply that simply does not exist. The interior shows signs of mild modification, with the standard minor components having been swapped out by ones manufactured by Anderson Robotics, for example. Of note, in the spot where the CPU would normally have been is a 30.48 cm x 30.48 cm x 30.48 cm plexiglass cube, held together with a clear silicon adhesive, where a living human brain is contained. The computer can be turned on but any attempt to make an input will be met with a pop up stating "This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator." Rather, the computer’s inputs comes from the Brain itself through electric impulses. Similar electric impulses can be found whenever a web cam or a monitor with a built in camera are connected to the computer, implying that the cameras act as a form of external stimuli for the brain.
Post incident xxxx Whiskey Alpha November, SCP-xxxx is a 30.48 cm x 30.48 cm x 30.48 cm plexiglass cube held together with a clear silicon adhesive, where a living human brain is contained. On the back of the cube is a port, compatible with standard CPU plugs; which, in the case of SCP-xxxx, can be connected to various pieces of hardware. Allowing any technology to become a part of the object's nervous system.
Addendum:
Incident xxxx Whiskey Alpha November:
On [REDACTED], at 8:00 am, Site-xx experienced a major electrical outage, causing a Site wide containment breach.
Interview log, SCP-xxxx and Site Manager Ross
(This is a wip based upon unfinished work I tried to do for RPC that I would like to see become a full SCP. The idea is that it's a computer with a brain that will catalog and use information (specifically information you put on the internet) against you to do it's wishes. Eventually I want it to breach containment, inside a Frankenstein made of on site personel… I just haven't written a version I liked yet.)
