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Analog CPU-RAM Meter

Subproject of Die Brücke, the Command Center Desk

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This is a subproject for Die Brücke, the Command Center Desk. This project will deliver CPU and RAM Meters to the two computers housed in Die Brücke. The meters provide a quick glance reading on the CPU and RAM usage of the computers.

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