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| Distributes energy between different networks. This can be useful for powering multiple sub-networks that should not connect to each other. For example, you'll usually want to try and keep different computers in different networks - unless you have a startup script on each computer that manually assigns the primary components. Otherwise you'll frequently end up with the computers binding the wrong screen and/or keyboard on startup, for example, or even multiple computer binding to the same screen. | Distributes energy between different networks. This can be useful for powering multiple sub-networks that should not connect to each other. For example, you'll usually want to try and keep different computers in different networks - unless you have a startup script on each computer that manually assigns the primary components. Otherwise you'll frequently end up with the computers binding the wrong screen and/or keyboard on startup, for example, or even multiple computer binding to the same screen. | ||
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