Chipper 2.3 (NET Software)
Chipper attacks the protection on one specific passage directly, and
if it succeeds, that protection is DESTROYED for EVERYONE, not just
you -- Chipper itself never moves you.
While you are connected to a NET host, target the specific protected
passage:
run Chipper <direction>
You can also run it by its local file number.
Destroyed protection is not the same as merely disabled protection: it
stays destroyed until someone with the authority to do so explicitly
restores it -- ordinary crossings do not repair it, and it does not
wear off on its own. A failed attempt changes nothing -- the
protection stays active and you stay exactly where you were.
Chipper needs 5 units of free RAM while it runs and releases them when
the attempt finishes, win or lose. The stored copy stays on your deck
and can be run again.
See also: help net nodes, help run, help acid breath,
help ice plug