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    The fluorescent lights flickered violently overhead as I sprinted through the deserted office corridors at 2 AM, my heartbeat thundering louder than the screaming server alarms. Humidity clung to my skin like plastic wrap - the HVAC had died first, naturally. Three floors below, our core switch was vomiting errors across every department. Sales couldn't access CRM. Accounting's payroll files corrupted mid-process. Engineering's deployment pipeline bled out like a digital artery. My phone vibrate - 
  
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