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'''Mad Mickey''' (full name unknown) is the sole proprietor of ''Mad Mickey's Hardware Exchange'', a haven for geeks looking for cheap components with which to augment their custom machines. In recent years, he has specialised in salvaging anything usable from cryptocurrency mining rig meltdowns. Indeed the sheer frequency of these of late has caused him to cultivate a number of contacts in the local fire service in order to be alerted to the next one that's gone critical. | '''Mad Mickey''' (full name unknown) is the sole proprietor of ''Mad Mickey's Hardware Exchange'', a haven for geeks looking for cheap components with which to augment their custom machines. In recent years, he has specialised in salvaging anything usable from cryptocurrency mining rig meltdowns. Indeed the sheer frequency of these of late has caused him to cultivate a number of contacts in the local fire service in order to be alerted to the next one that's gone critical. | ||
| − | {{#spoiler:show=Spoiler for A QUESTION OF TRUST|[[Ali | + | {{#spoiler:show=Spoiler for A QUESTION OF TRUST|Mad Mickey was recommended by [[Ali MacLehose]] as just the guy to replace a faulty hard drive in [[Tom Winscombe]]'s laptop. Unfortunately, however, this made him a target for the criminal gang who were after the contents of the faulty drive, and he is sadly now deceased. Fortunately for them, Tom and Ali still managed to locate the missing drive in Mad Mickey's lock-up garage before the bad guys did.}} |
Revision as of 23:09, 18 January 2021
Mad Mickey (full name unknown) is the sole proprietor of Mad Mickey's Hardware Exchange, a haven for geeks looking for cheap components with which to augment their custom machines. In recent years, he has specialised in salvaging anything usable from cryptocurrency mining rig meltdowns. Indeed the sheer frequency of these of late has caused him to cultivate a number of contacts in the local fire service in order to be alerted to the next one that's gone critical.
