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Mainframe noun - A large digital computer serving 100-400 users and occupying a special air-conditioned room.
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Gaius Baltar Destroyer of Worlds: But that's what happens when you give a Cylon the keys to the defense mainframe because you were thinking with the wrong head.
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The Doctor describes him as having a mainframe in his head, it lets him wipe his own memory, interface with other systems and upload imprints of close to all the greatest bank criminals in existence making him guilty enough to distract the Teller from Clara.
Source: Cyborg - Gaius Baltar, on the rebooted Battlestar Galactica, didn't actually mean to give the killer robots unlimited access to the Colonial defense mainframe — he just thought with the wrong head when confronted by a gorgeous blonde with a vaguely plausible story.
Source: Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds
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