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    <header><h1>Silly things</h1></header>
    <p>Discover quirky facts related to the amusing vocabulary within the Functioner world:</p>
    
    <!-- Trivia: Dead pixels -->
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    <p><strong>Dead pixels:</strong> A dead pixel is a picture element in which all three RGB (red, green, blue) sub-pixels are permanently off, making it appear as a black spot on the screen. This term humorously reminds us of the frustrations of early computer users.</p>
    
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    <p><strong>Image popups:</strong> The term “popup” dates back to the early days of web browsing, referring to unsolicited browser windows. It’s funny to see Functioner using an old annoyance for whimsical purposes.</p>
    
    <!-- Trivia: FunkOS -->
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    <p><strong>FunkOS:</strong> Perhaps a playful nod to various operating systems with “OS” in their names, implying functionality but here with a ‘funky’ twist emphasizing quirkiness or odd features.</p>
    
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    <p><strong>Googly eyes:</strong> These are small plastic craft supplies meant to imitate eyeballs, where the pupil moves inside the larger clear sphere filled with liquid. Adding them to the FunkOS 8 logo certainly adds a lighthearted absurdity.</p>
    
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    <p><strong>Complains:</strong> In anthropomorphism, objects or software “complaining” about tasks they cannot do breathes life into them, suggesting a quirky personality for Functioner.</p>
    
    <!-- Trivia: Classic mode -->
    <p>In gaming and software, the term “classic mode” often refers to original or traditional gameplay features, pointing to a nostalgia factor within the Functioner ecosystem.</p>
    
    <!-- Trivia: Screensaver -->
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    <p><strong>Screensavers:</strong> Originally designed to prevent phosphor burn-in on CRT and plasma computer monitors by blanking the screen or filling it with moving images. The evolution into game modes showcases technological advancement with a nod to their origin.</p>
    
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    <p><strong>REMOTE 3.6:</strong> The term “server system” is a technical designation for systems primarily used for running server applications. Its classification as a “consumer system” in-game adds an amusing contradiction, considering the professional and technical connotations of the term.</p>
    
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    <p><strong>CPU Names (“N1”, “N2”, “O1”, “O2”):</strong> These designations are typically used in computing to refer to “CPU cores” or “network operations.” By assigning simplistic labels, it playfully simplifies the complex nature of CPU architecture or network roles.</p>
    
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    <p><strong>Azure and Tomato:</strong> These color names, often found in fancier design or art contexts, are humorously applied to multiplayer game modes, poking fun at the sometimes pretentious naming of colors in technology and design.</p>
    
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