Only after that MetroMind could wirelessly "redeem" cycles (rearrange resources to different processes).ģ. The greeter robot installed the backdoor, physically. The Metropass booth identified Horatio and assessed available resources, nothing more. Usually, they are just annoyed, but some of them - most notably my all-time favorite (for obvious reasons) secondary character Gimbal - use the wireless channel as the standard mode of communication.Ģ. You can use the transmitter on them and they will react - this means they are listening to something. Most robots are equipped with a wireless receiver. I didn't provide an explanation on the first page because, honestly, I had too much stuff on my mind, but here goes:ġ. :) There's absolutely no problem with wifi. It's as if we're looking at a picture of a human, and you see guidelines that used to be there while I imagine blood vessels under the skin.ĭomochevsky: Probably for the same reason everyone seems to have a open wifi and shared harddrives, allowing MetroMind to stun Horatio at will, "redeeming cycles". Incidentally ("this is a teachable moment" / "starmaker turned out to be completely right as always", let's get the forum memes out of the system already), this shows why devs are not to be trusted. (What's Clarity's proper designation in the good ending? Whatever she wants it to be! Might as well call herself Horatiobuilt now that she's a proper Utilitarian Humanist.) There were still humans alive when I stopped my attack.") V.392 addresses him as Horatio because she's scared of Horus's destructive powers and has no need of them - she needs the helpful hermit, not the insane suicidal goddess. Even Horatio himself is not exactly sure ("I know it wasn't me - wasn't the HORUS - or anyone from Urbani. But it's not a given! Anyone who recognizes him identifies him as Horus - Goliath (and Gamma), EFL, the official Metropass booth, Primer, MetroMind v.391. Under the "Horus created the Horatio personality" assumption, it's easy to see why "Horatio Horusbuilt Manbuilt" is his proper name. More importantly, though, you're working backwards from a pre-determined conclusion. Arbiter doesn't have any manufacturing facilities as seen in Charity's memory files, and yet both sisters are Arbiterbuilts.) Two important points: first, a broken shell can be judged to be essentially scrap (even though core logic endureth), so Ever-Faithful can be Leobuilt under that rule, even if Legion appeared and claimed buildership second, the word "disputed": it may be that, without a dispute, or given a preexisting arrangement, a 'bot can have a non-empty fabrinymic regardless of the all-or-nothing rule. no!įor starters, there's Metropolitan law as interpreted by Clarity, "A petitioner claiming buildership of the disputed res bears the burden of proving buildership by preponderance of the evidence.etc". Nullbuilt is the fabrinymic used when there is uncertainty as to who built a particular robot. (The same way Ever-Faithful is "Leobuilt" even though his shell was built by Legion.) Crispin would be Crispin Horatiobuilt Horusbuilt Manbuilt.) That's true even though Horus did not build the shell Horatio inhabits - by creating the Horatio personality, Horus takes credit.
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(Or, if you want to give the full fabriynymic chain, Horatio Horusbuilt Manbuilt. Gogaccount111: Horatio's proper name is Horatio Horusbuilt, as MetroMind calls him if you join her.
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