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| An avid OSC'er since 2007, Bella holds a degree in Computer History at the Imaginary University of Frivolous Knowledge (with a minor in New England Language Studies, ayup). Wants to visit a computer museum someday; in the meantime, she collects old and injured computers in the spirit of "if you can't bring Mohamed to the Mountain, bring the Mountain to Mohamed" if Mohamed = crazed old-techophile and the Mountain = stacks and stacks of vintage computers. Favourites within the field include:
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| -Olde New Englande Computers and OSes
| | |cname = Bella |
| | |alias = Bells, Broya, Labs, B, Bellz0rz |
| | |hname = Borya |
| | |debut = March 16 2007 |
| | |height = 167 cm (5'6") |
| | |haircolor= Pink |
| | |eyecolor= Various |
| | |weapon = Snark |
| | |apfaction = [[Wanderer Class]] |
| | |lineage= Mainframe |
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| -MIT-produced systems
| | Debuting in 2007, Bella is a mainframe operating system that turns old computers into cute anime girls. She can be found lurking in computer museums, collecting pieces for her own menagerie, or hiding behind books. |
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| -Apple Computers
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| -IBM
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| -Ancestral computers
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| -Not letting the people around her forget that NEW ENGLAND INVENTED THE COMPUTER AS WE KNOW IT!
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| Loves the woobies of the computer industry, those OSes/computers/systems one can't help but feel badly for -- Apple ///, Lisa, Windows 1.0 and 2.0, OS/2, Multics, SAGE, the so-called Kitchen Computer, and that PET model with the irritatingly tiny keyboard. She wishes she could give them all a big hug and feed them soup and cookies! But, you know, metaphorically, since that'd be bound to short out some circuits.
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| Writes with pride on an aluminum 2.93ghz iMac running Mac OSX Snow Leopard, *the wickedest Unix ever*
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| ''(Did YOU know New England invented the computer as we know it?)''
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