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'''Description:''' SCP-3152 is a website located at ████████████.com, with an IP address of 104.███.███.███. The website contains several personal projects, attributed to "███tz", and lists an email address of ██████████@gmail.com. So far, all attempts to contact and trace this email have resulted in failure.
One of the several pages listed on the website is "██████VM", hereby designated as SCP-3152-A. Upon entry to SCP-3152-A, there are an unknown amount of "virtual machines" that the visitor can control, running various home computer operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows and distributions of the Linux kernel. When the visitor clicks on a desired virtual machine, they are brought to a page where they can control it, and are given free
If the page is closed before 30 minutes have passed, no psychological effects will occur to the user. However, after around 32 minutes of usage, users will begin to experience a self-described irresistible "urge" to destroy the virtual machine through any means necessary. Common methods have included deleting critical system files, running a program that repeatedly opens itself, and '''[REDACTED]'''. Other users of the website, however, will usually immediately begin a "Vote for Reset", which if succeeded, restores the virtual machine to a clean and non-broken state. However, this will not stop nor halt the psychological urges to break the virtual machine. Individuals under this condition will continue to destroy the virtual machine for an indefinite amount of time. Subjects will also become extremely belligerent if access is revoked to SCP-3152-A. The longest recorded session of a personnel staff using the site is ~11 days. Amnestics have proven effective in erasing knowledge of SCP-3152-A and removing all symptoms from the subject.
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