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Teksura: /* Scaffolding */

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Scaffolding

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	==Scaffolding==		==Scaffolding==
	[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|The website [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] is a free resource you can use to create host flowcharts~~. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea~~. It's really easy to use.\|frame]]		[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|The website [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] is a free resource you can use to create host flowcharts. It's really easy to use.\|frame]]
	This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>		This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>

Teksura at 04:42, 24 March 2020

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Teksura: Teksura moved page Host Template to Template:Host

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Teksura moved page Host Template to Template:Host

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Purkinje at 10:03, 18 February 2020

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Purkinje at 08:22, 18 February 2020

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Purkinje at 04:01, 11 February 2020

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	==Scaffolding==		==Scaffolding==
	[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|~~thumb\|694x694px\|I like to use~~ [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] to create host flowcharts. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea.]]		[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|The website [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] is a free resource you can use to create host flowcharts. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea. It's really easy to use.\|frame]]
	This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>		This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>

Purkinje at 04:00, 11 February 2020

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	==Scaffolding==		==Scaffolding==
	[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|thumb\|694x694px\|I like to use [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] to create host flowcharts. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea. ~~Pick a better resolution than I did, too. Ugh, that compression. -Purkinje~~]]		[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|thumb\|694x694px\|I like to use [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] to create host flowcharts. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea.]]
	This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>		This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>

Purkinje at 04:00, 11 February 2020

2020-02-11T04:00:22Z

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	==Scaffolding==		==Scaffolding==
	[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|thumb\|~~645x645px~~\|I like to use [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] to create host flowcharts. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea. Pick a better resolution than I did, too. Ugh, that compression. -Purkinje]]		[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|thumb\|694x694px\|I like to use [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] to create host flowcharts. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea. Pick a better resolution than I did, too. Ugh, that compression. -Purkinje]]
	This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>		This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>

Purkinje at 04:00, 11 February 2020

2020-02-11T04:00:08Z

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	==Scaffolding==		==Scaffolding==
	[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|thumb\|~~657x657px~~\|I like to use [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] to create host flowcharts. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea. Pick a better resolution than I did, too. Ugh, that compression. -Purkinje]]		[[File:Sample_host_map.png\|alt=\|thumb\|645x645px\|I like to use [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] to create host flowcharts. The colors here don't really mesh with the wiki, but you get the idea. Pick a better resolution than I did, too. Ugh, that compression. -Purkinje]]
	This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>		This section outlines the structure of the host’s scaffolding. It should contain a subsection for each node in the host if there’s more than one. Each subsection should include the node’s properties (Type, Rating, Attack, Sleaze, Data Processing, and Firewall), IC Tray (the load order of all IC the node is capable of deploying), sculpt (a description of what a character in the node experiences), files (can be broad, be sure to include any file storage and retrieval protocols), devices (include operating procedures), and notable users (including spiders and their equipment and behavior).<br>