7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: Martial arts manual, The Ritz London Book Of Afternoon Tea, Tea at Fortnum & Mason
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One complete Chinese Yixing (宜兴) tea set, made from origami. Notably, the output is made from a unique paper laminate with properties that almost completely replicate the unique flavour-absorbing properties of Yixing clay (宜兴泥) from which the teaware in a Yixing tea set is made.
Input: Replica Jian
Setting: 1:1
Output: One replica of the Juuchi Yosamu (十千夜寒) from the Japanese legend about a competition between historical swordsmiths Masamune (正宗) and Muramasa (村正)
Input: Aforementioned graphic novel
Setting: Fine
Output: A copy of Black Powder Red Earth: Syria by Jon Chang. Output novel resembles the existing first volume of Black Powder Red Earth: Syria. Notably, R. Szymons’ graphic novel was about a tank conflict taking place in the Middle East, with a similar art style to the output.
Input: Aforementioned sprockets
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two seemingly unchanged drive sprockets, later identified to be identical to drive sprockets on the M1 Abrams.
Input: Aforementioned frying pan
Setting: 1:1
Output: A visually unchanged frying pan. Once put over a stove, it was observed that the output’s surface lowers the temperature of objects placed upon it, instead of routing the heat from the stove. Object has been placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: Above nameplate
Setting: Fine
Output: A pile of gears and metal plates composed of brass. The items were found to fit together, and when fully assembled, formed a small model robot with adjustable limbs. Object is currently being screened for anomalies, and will be returned to Junior Researcher Singley pending completion.
Input: Aforementioned note
Setting: Fine
Output: A note, containing the C++ code for a variant of the "Hello, World!" program. Running the program results in a schematic of the input booth of SCP-914.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: 1:1
Output: A flash drive containing a screensaver file. When applied, it displays a "Duckroll" image.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Fine
Output: A flash drive containing a program titled scr.exe. When run on a computer, the computer's screensaver would be replaced by a random image. No particular theme is noted.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A miniature holographic projector. When activated, a holographic projection appears. Pointing it at any computer would reveal the computer's hardware specifications, as well as the operating system it is using. However, no means of recharging the device is found.
Input: One image
Setting: 1:1
Output: Printing paper with an image of a fractal.
Input: One image
Setting: Fine
Output: A piece of printing paper with a cube of ink drawn into it. The cube appears three-dimensional no matter what side the subject is observing it at. This phenomenon only works for the nearest person with a direct line of sight towards the paper.
Input: One image
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Ordinary cube Hypercube made of paper. It has the anomalous effect of making everyone that observes it perceive it as an ordinary cube of paper. The effect does not materialize when viewed through a digital screen, and viewers that are not actively attempting to ascertain its appearance see it as a cloud of ink. The item's properties made it extremely chemically unstable, and it decayed into carbon dioxide and hydrogen gas over the course of five hours. A Bunsen burner was activated in the testing room due to an unrelated experiment, causing a small explosion and a minor fire, which was extinguished by a custodian that was nearby.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Rough
Output: One visually unchanged flash drive. When connected to a computer, a corrupted file of the same size as the inputted program was found. When the corrupted space was recovered using a recovery program, the drive's corruption is revealed to be the source code of an unknown program. Compiling the code deemed impossible due to nonexistent dependencies. Flash drive wiped and incinerated after storage module was corrupted after format.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Coarse
Output: One visually unchanged flash drive. Its contents are similar to an obfuscated Java source code of the media player. The obfuscation map is different from its original mapping. Deobfuscated code similarly required dependencies that did not exist. Flash drive wiped and returned to Intern R. Skye.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: 1:1
Output: One visually unchanged flash drive. The media player program was identified to have been written in C++. Flash drive wiped and returned to Intern R. Skye.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Fine
Output: One visually unchanged flash drive. The flash drive has no content.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A small automaton built from the flash drive. Intern R. Skye immediately requested containment of the output as soon as visual contact was established. Output neutralized and incinerated.
Input: Aforementioned XM25
Setting: Fine
Output: An assortment of cylindrical objects made from the materials of the input. Outputs resemble 40 x 46mm NATO grenades.
Input: Aforementioned HMG
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Visually unchanged machine gun. During live-fire tests the output misfired, disfiguring the barrel and sending superheated gases in all directions. Output incinerated.
Input: Aforementioned mine
Setting: Fine
Output: [TEST DENIED]
Input: One flash drive containing a text file of This Perfect Day by Ira Levin
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One flash drive containing a single .jar executable. Every attempt made to decompile the file was met with failure due to various technical deficiencies. When executed, a log file will be created, depicting 'The Most Effective Way of Life' for every person in a 200-metre radius, followed by ten genome sequences with five for each gender. Subsequent analysis and simulations revelaed that said genomes would express traits considered to be 'ideal' by most people. The 'Most Effective Way of Life' describes the life of each individual, from birth to death, should they live in a totalitarian communist utopia.
Input: One paperback copy of 1984 by George Orwell
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One paperback copy of 1914 by Coarse Roughwell, presumed to be a pseudonym of some unidentified individual. The novel mostly contains the same plot as that of the inputted material, but most scenes are replaced with various locations in Site-19 Facility 23. Agent Sedna replaces Big Brother while Dr. Veritas replaces Emmanuel Goldstein.
Input: One paperback copy of Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A non-anomalous pile of ashes
Input: One paperback copy of Animal Farm by George Orwell
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One document titled Facility 23, or How to Overthrow the Directors by the same author as before, Coarse Roughwell. The contents of said document describes multiple ways to initiate a coup d'état against Dr. Veritas, Agent Sedna, and Facility Director Hackett. The reader will anomalously experience a strong aversion against any form of authority.
Input: Aforementioned SMG
Setting: 1:1
Output: One Owen machine carbine submachine gun, missing metal parts have been replaced with wood from the input.
Input: Aforementioned sidearms
Setting: Very Fine
Output: An animate statue of former Supreme Soviet of the USSR, Fedor Tokarev, made from materials of the input. Output seems to exhibit limited sapience. The output anomalously vocalizes boasts proclaiming superiority of the former Soviet Union to its rivals. Object has been placed in anomalous storage.
Input: Aforementioned M17
Setting: Fine
Output: A visually unchanged gas mask. When worn by D-94629, subject vocalized an inability to breathe. Output was removed from D-94629 before he could expire. On further examination, when the output is placed upon a human subject it will block any incoming oxygen through the filters. Thus causing death via asphyxiation if worn for too long.
Input: Aforementioned GP-5
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A visually unchanged gas mask. When put on D-75632, she vocalized confusion and worry. When asked to elaborate, D-75632 described seeing an environment noted to be similar to that of SCP-1499. Once removed, D-75632 stated she no longer experienced the hallucinations immediately after removal of the output. Output has been placed in anomalous storage.
Input: One digital thermometer
Setting: 1:1
Output: One barometer
Input: One digital thermometer
Setting: 1:1
Output: One hygrometer
Input: One digital thermometer
Setting: Fine
Output: One digital thermometer, calibrated to read 0 when measuring a normal human body temperature.
Input: One digital thermometer
Setting: Very fine
Output: One digital thermometer. Readings display in Fahrenheit, Celsius or Kelvin depending on which the user is least familiar with. If a user knows every scale, the value is displayed in ''Wingdings''.
Input: One flash drive containing a Java executable program and a sheet of paper with inputs for the program
Setting: 1:1
Output: One flash drive containing a C++ executable program and a sheet of paper with inputs for the program
Input: One flash drive containing a Java executable program and a sheet of paper with inputs for the program
Setting: 1:1
Output: One flash drive containing a Javascript executable program and a sheet of paper with inputs for the program
Input: One flash drive containing a Java executable program and a sheet of paper with inputs for the program
Setting: Fine
Output: One flash drive containing the original program as well as a text file named "Input". The flash drive has the same mass as the total of the inputted items
Input: One flash drive containing a Java executable program and a sheet of paper with inputs for the program
Setting: Fine
Output: One flash drive containing a file and a sheet of paper with a line in the middle. The file cannot be opened or inspected. If a valid input is written on the upper half, the output for the original program will slowly appear on the bottom side.
Input: One flash drive containing a Java executable program and a sheet of paper with inputs for the program
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One flash drive and a sheet of paper full of inscriptions
Input: One impossible bottle featuring the USS Constitution
Setting: Coarse
Output: Five miniature impossible bottles featuring the HMS Guerriere, HMS Java, HMS Pictou, HMS Cyane, and HMS Levant
Input: One impossible bottle featuring the Santa Maria
Setting: 1:1
Output: One impossible bottle featuring the La Navida
Input: One impossible bottle featuring the HMS Victory
Setting: Fine
Output: One glass-and-wood model of the RMS Titanic, containing a cognitohazard that causes affected personnel who have come into contact with it to believe that they are about to drown onboard the RMS Titanic despite having been presented evidence that such an incident is impossible.
Input: One impossible bottle featuring the USS Arizona
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One impossible bottle featuring a miniature replica of a ship's magazine. Output was ignited via unknown means when retrieved by D-41969 and exploded, terminating the D-class via the initial supersonic over-pressurization shock wave from the detonation of the output. Resulting remains of both D-class and output could not be retrieved, due to anomalously-sustained smouldering. Testing for the day has been halted until the remains become cool enough to be disposed of.
Input: One USB drive with a program with an unknown error
Setting: Fine
Output: One USB drive with a program that causes all other programs stored in the same PC to develop compiling errors. The program itself runs without the original error.
Input: Aforementioned autocannon
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A visually unchanged cannon from the input. Testing revealed recoil to be far greater to the input, and for the output to anomalously use twice as much ammunition than the original. Object has been placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: Copy of Call of Duty: Black Ops
Setting: Fine
Output: A mini figurine of a CRT television made from pieces of the box and disk from the input. The figurine’s screen will display a Nixie tube which randomly displays numbers from 1-30.
Input: Copy of Battlefield 4
Setting: Fine
Output: A miniature diorama of a fictional, war-torn version of Shanghai, China made from pieces of the box and disk from the input. The fires and falling buildings are anomalously animated, tiny helicopters can sometimes be observed flying around the diorama’s skyscrapers.
Input: Copy of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
Setting: Fine
Output: A 1:40 scale model of “Little Boy”, the nuclear bomb used to destroy Hiroshima, Japan.
Input: One hundred Oreo cookies
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of cookie crumbs and cream
Input: One hundred Oreo cookies
Setting: Coarse
Output: One stack of cookies and one stack of cream
Input: One hundred Oreo cookies
Setting: 1:1
Output: One long staff made of Oreo cookies combined end-to-end measuring roughly 3.5m. The length of the output exceeded the height of the Output booth and thus was positioned diagonally. Due to its length, the output was brittle and was broken by the assigned D-Class while attempting to retrieve it.
Input: One hundred Oreo cookies
Setting: 1:1
Output: One hundred Oero “reversed” Oreo cookies made of a single cookie sandwiched in between two layers of cream. Induces a mild memetic hazard that compels people to refer to them as “Oeros” instead of “Oreos”.
Input: One hundred Oreo cookies
Setting: Fine
Output: An inanimate statue of the Girls’ Frontline character Ouroboros made of Oreo cookies
Input: One hundred Oreo cookies
Setting: Fine
Output: One chess set made of Oreos. The white pieces are made of cream and the black pieces are made of cookies, while the board is made of alternating cookies and cream tiles.
Input: One USB drive
Setting: 1:1
Output: A USB drive containing a copy of 1983: Doomsday. Content in it spans from 1983 to 2016.
Input: One USB drive
Setting: Fine
Output: Visually identical USB drive, containing a copy of the first season of The Man in the High Castle.
Input: One USB drive
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A USB drive in the shape of Poland, containing an .exe program and a .txt document. The document contains a brief history of Poland in the 1983 universe. Attempts to execute the program have met with failure.
Input: The output USB drive from the 1:1 result
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A USB drive, containing a copy of the SCP-914 Experiment Logs, the floor plan of Facility-23, and the SCP-914 personnel dossier in Universe Romeo-286-Delta-23. Information requires 4/914 clearance.
Input: One of the aforementioned flasks
Setting: Rough
Output: A small crumpled pile of aluminium flakes
Input: One of the aforementioned flasks
Setting: Coarse
Output: A stack of aluminium, steel ringlet and cap
Input: One of the aforementioned flasks
Setting: 1:1
Output: An empty glass bottle. Analysis showed the bottle to be identical to bottles of Johnny Walker Whiskey. No anomalous properties manifested.
Input: One of the aforementioned flasks
Setting: Fine
Output: A flask, identical to input. Item fills with a user’s favourite choice of liquor, and exhibits a cognitohazardous effect when handled, causing individuals holding it to feel an intense compulsion to drink from the flask. When the flask is emptied, the drinker will hunt for various alcoholic beverages for a varying duration between one and four hours. Output was incinerated and the D-Class involved was isolated into a sober tank for three hours.
Input: One of the aforementioned flasks
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A three litre sized flask with similar properties to SCP-109, albeit with whiskey. Chemical testing revealed a highly increased level of alcohol, reaching 72.38% alcohol by volume. During testing, D-92812 immediately collapsed after consuming the whiskey present in the output, complaining of severe nausea. D-Class expired one minute and three seconds after collapse, and autopsy results revealed the cause of death to be anomalously effective fatal liver failure. D-92812’s kidneys were also found to have developed tumours consistent with that of Stage 4 Cancer. Output was incinerated.
Input: One copy of the story
Setting: 1:1
Output: The same copy of the story, with the typeface having been changed to Comic Sans
Input: One copy of the story
Setting: Fine
Output: The same copy, now having been comprehensively proofread and edited in red ink. On the top of the first page is written “B-. Shows potential, but needs some fine tuning.” The handwriting of the edits match no personnel on file.
Input: One copy of the story
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A miniature origami model of ''Arcadia'', the city in which the story takes place. Every hour, the clock tower at the centre of the city will anomalously chime, despite it being completely made of paper with no power source detected.
Input: One agender pride flag
Setting: 1:1
Output: One demigender pride flag
Input: One flag of Bulgaria
Setting: 1:1
Output: One flag of Hungary
Input: One agender pride flag
Setting: Fine
Output: One straight ally pride flag A cognitohazardous flag. Viewers described the flag as the closest match to their sexual orientation. Placed in Anomalous Storage.
Input: One flag of Bulgaria
Setting: Fine
Output: One flag of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Input: One agender pride flag
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A flag that spontaneously incinerated. Reviewing security footage shows that the seven bands of the agender pride flag are rearranged.
Input: One flag of Bulgaria
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Visually unchanged flag. Viewers would be compelled to speak in Bulgarian, and develop an intense hatred of Italian culture, Greek culture, and Greco-Roman mythology for the next three hours.
Input: One fidget cube
Setting: 1:1
Output: One fidget cube with mechanisms based off of functions in 914, including a rotatable mainspring, two doors that can be slid open and closed, a rack and pinion gear, a spur gear, and an adjustable dial that can be turned to settings labeled “Rough”, “Coarse”, “1:1”, “Fine”, and “Very Fine”. Output exhibits no abnormal properties and was given to Junior Researcher Boneka after passing anomalous screening.
Input: One copy of In the Shadow of No Towers
Setting: 1:1
Output: One copy of Persepolis
Input: One copy of In the Shadow of No Towers
Setting: Fine
Output: An untitled book, containing the exact events of 9/11.
Input: One copy of In the Shadow of No Towers
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A blank book. When held by a person who has lost a family member via non-natural causes, events of their death would appear on it. Otherwise, contents of The Good Life appear on the book, translated to the person's native language.
Input: All aforementioned items
Setting: Fine
Output: A backpack made from materials of the input A large apparatus, with two straps made from molded metal attached to a large plate much like a backpack. On the other side of the output, two of the aforementioned autocannons are mounted on the back of the plate, aligned to point towards the ground. Feeding mechanisms for the two weapons remain intact. Live fire testing revealed a muzzle velocity of 887 meters per second, and a fire rate of 2,000 rounds per minute, similar to the input GAU-19. On the left "strap" of the outputted apparatus a title reads "Do Not Steal". There are two trigger mechanisms extruding from the straps side of the output, presumedly leading to control each weapon.
Input: Three boards, one hundred nails
Setting: Rough
Output: A smoldering pile of charcoal, misshapen nails, and ash. Results extinguished immediately to prevent damage to the output booth; output later disposed.
Input: Three boards, one hundred nails
Setting: Fine
Output: A detailed 60.96 cm tall carved wooden statue of a North American porcupine (E. dorsatum) with the words “THORN PIG” carved onto the front. Quills on the back and tail of the statue are 8.89 cm in length, sharp, and composed of stainless steel. The metal quills were found to detach, as several lodged into the body armor pieces provided to D-14031 during transit to a storage container. D-14031 was treated for multiple puncture wounds on his right arm, and instructed by security to continue assisting with the experiment.
Input: Three boards, one hundred nails
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A seven hundred piece wooden roller coaster model kit composed of the inputted items. The fully assembled roller coaster, complete with five wood-and-metal-composite train cars, measured 240x30x40 cm. A stainless steel music box cylinder was noted to be embedded within the miniature operator’s booth. Output placed into Anomalous Storage for further testing after screening.
Input: One of the aforementioned inhalers
Setting: 1:1
Output: One unaltered inhaler One inhaler with an aluminum canister of crude design. No anomalous properties manifested.
Input: One of the aforementioned inhalers
Setting: Fine
Output: A M67 Fragmentation Grenade. Item was tested to be non-anomalous.
Input: One of the aforementioned inhalers
Setting: 1:1
Output: One identical inhaler. When the item was used, it produced an anomalous effect; The user will experience oxygen deprivation while actively breathing within 47 seconds of using the output. Testing D-Class personnel expired three minutes and 51 seconds after initial use. Item was safely disposed of outside of the incinerator to prevent explosion.
Input: One of the aforementioned drives
Setting: 1:1
Output: One flash drive containing a copy of the entire webcode of the website 'Nymphicina' in the form of .html files. The premise is similar to Serina, but the domestic canary ancestor is replaced with a cockatiel ancestor.
Input: One of the aforementioned drives
Setting: Fine
Output: Similar to input, but the amount of space the website's code took up on the flash drive is noticeably larger, taking up nearly half of the space on the drive. The website retains its original name, but most of the files have more links, more images, and more information.
Input: One of the aforementioned drives
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One automaton, in the form of a tadpole-like creature. Capable of anomalous movement in mid-air without any visible means of propulsion other than similar movements to that of a non-anomalous tadpole.
Input: One pamphlet about work safety
Setting: Fine
Output: One pamphlet with unchanged text that induces extreme paranoia of potential hazards when subjects come into direct contact with it. Testing D-class attempted to exit Research Cell 109-B, citing a sudden and severe fear of SCP-914.
Input: One pamphlet about conspiracy theories
Setting: Fine
Output: One pamphlet that vastly increases suggestibility when subjects come into direct contact with it.
Input: One pamphlet about Foundation personnel organization
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One pamphlet with the Foundation logo. When held by Foundation personnel, the subject anomalously gains the ability to command other personnel of lower Security Clearance without opposition or hesitation. Output was only tested on one D-class, two security guards, and one intern.
Input: Aforementioned item
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A slightly luminescent, left-handed flight glove and a matching bracelet made from an adjustable strap. When the glove is worn, the wearer's left eye will anomalously project a real-time colourized Forward-Looking Infrared (FLIR) stream from the point of view of the eye, albeit at very dim brightness even in low-light conditions. Wearing the bracelet with the glove will widen the field of view of the projection and amplify the brightness to levels in excess of 20,000 lumens (roughly equivalent to a 400 Watt mercury-vapour lamp). The D-Class who wore the items for testing now suffers from anomalous blindness in the left eye.
Input: One Glock 19 pistol
Setting: Fine
Output: One Daewoo K5 pistol. A disassembly showed that the pistol has a suppressor integrated within.
Input: One Glock 19 pistol
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A device in the shape of a cross. When activated, bullets are fired out of the longest arm of the cross at three minute intervals. These bullets demanifest after five minutes. For every bullet fired, a random chapter in the Bible is spoken by the person wielding it. Placed in Anomalous Storage.