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All this reminds me of the old Sun Javastations. You could take your ID card and swipe it on the nearest terminal, and your screen would 'pop up' because you are really running on a server remotely. You were just 'put to sleep' and microphones, speakers, etc were logically attached to your ID wherever you are logged in, and when you 'disconnected' the server just saved your state. The printers were either 'golobal' or physically local to the station you were logged into. ... neat concept. it worked. But never caught on 'in the day'.
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