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The '''localhtmell''' is a [[secret page]], alluded to in [[Back To A Website]]. It depicts a 3D model of a [[Datum Center Computers|server]].
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'''Date:''' Wednesday, April 16, 2025
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'''Page Title:''' Throttle it all down!
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== Description ==
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The beige computer tower features four drive bays; the front has various red, orange, yellow, and green indicator lights. A stylized graphic of [[Bubs]]' face is embossed on the front and sides. On the rear, a [[Compy, Inc.|COMPY]]-branded panel features several elements:
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* Modem socket ("1 baud")
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*Three "Status" lights
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* Vertical and horizontal "calibrate" dials
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*Three "da huuuge ports" with 23-pin connectors
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A button at the bottom of the screen resets the view.
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== Easter Eggs ==
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* By zooming the camera inside the computer box, a single Swiss Cake Roll can be seen.
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==Fun Facts==
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===Explanations===
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*A webpage with the URL <code>www.homestarrunner.com/localhtmell</code> is shown onscreen on [[Back To A Website]] (though the HTML code pictured does not correspond to this page).
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*The camera can be controlled with the mouse: left-clicking and dragging to orbit, right-clicking and dragging to pan, and the scroll wheel to zoom.
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===Trivia===
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[[File:case compy2.png|thumb|118px|"Your call is very unportant to us."]]
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*The layout of the server's rear resembles the [[Shopify Store Other Items#case_compy|Compy iPhone Case]]s previously sold in the [[Store]]: the modem, status, calibration, and port designs are all carried forward.
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===Goofs===
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*The highlight for the top-left pin on the first huuuge port is misaligned.
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===Remarks===
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*The horizontal "calibrate" dial scrolls left to increase and right to decrease, the inverse of a typical adjustment dial.
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===Inside References===
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*Several references are made to the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[isp]]:
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**The [[page title]] refers to [[Strong Bad]]'s accusation that [[Bubs]], his Internet service provider, is "throttling me down".
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**The modem uses {{w|baud}} units, as [[Strong Bad's Technology|Strong Bad's connection]] did in isp.
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**The design of the [[Datum Center computer]] was first shown in this email.
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*"Da huuuge ports" allude to [[Da Huuuuuudge]], a monstrous variation of [[Strong Bad]] from [[animal]].
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*A single Swiss Cake Roll can be seen inside the server, in reference to the sabotaged CD drive from [[The System is Down]].
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===Real-World References===
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*The ports resemble {{w|parallel port}}s, albeit with two fewer pins.
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== See Also ==
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* [[Back To A Website]]
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* [[Sitemap]]
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* [[Secret Pages]]
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== External Links ==
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{{nextlinks|localhtmell|action=view}}
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[[Category:Special Pages]]

Revision as of 02:21, 1 June 2026

Datum sounds good.

The localhtmell is a secret page, alluded to in Back To A Website. It depicts a 3D model of a server.

Date: Wednesday, April 16, 2025

Page Title: Throttle it all down!

Contents

Description

The beige computer tower features four drive bays; the front has various red, orange, yellow, and green indicator lights. A stylized graphic of Bubs' face is embossed on the front and sides. On the rear, a COMPY-branded panel features several elements:

  • Modem socket ("1 baud")
  • Three "Status" lights
  • Vertical and horizontal "calibrate" dials
  • Three "da huuuge ports" with 23-pin connectors

A button at the bottom of the screen resets the view.

Easter Eggs

  • By zooming the camera inside the computer box, a single Swiss Cake Roll can be seen.

Fun Facts

Explanations

  • A webpage with the URL www.homestarrunner.com/localhtmell is shown onscreen on Back To A Website (though the HTML code pictured does not correspond to this page).
  • The camera can be controlled with the mouse: left-clicking and dragging to orbit, right-clicking and dragging to pan, and the scroll wheel to zoom.

Trivia

"Your call is very unportant to us."
  • The layout of the server's rear resembles the Compy iPhone Cases previously sold in the Store: the modem, status, calibration, and port designs are all carried forward.

Goofs

  • The highlight for the top-left pin on the first huuuge port is misaligned.

Remarks

  • The horizontal "calibrate" dial scrolls left to increase and right to decrease, the inverse of a typical adjustment dial.

Inside References

Real-World References

See Also

External Links

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