The_Mather1

I think that's what I did.

It was just the simple matter of copying it into Paint.NET and choosing the Black/White option. :mrgreen:

Number three was just a matter of using excel correctly. It is way easier to see the results change when they do so as you edit.

I did puzzle three in 15 minutes.

She'll get help, remember she'll be in the top 3 for comanding BOnSAI. :razz:

Archi, that seemed more complicated than what I had planned. SI, fabricate 10 Battrium cells. SI, fabricate a PLC that opens gate one when there is no power in input one and gate two when there is. SI, connect the battery to the mains, the PLC to the battery and input one on the PLC to the mains. SI, connect the battery to the power system of my room through gate one on the PLC. SI, connect the mains to the power system of my room through gate two on the PLC. SI, place the components in a wall-mounted box in my room. SI, if anyone except me, Jeremiah, Lee and BOnSAI attempts to transport into my room, redirect the transport to the kitchen. SI, if anyone except me and Jeremiah attempts to make changes to this, the previous and/or the next rule, redirect the change to a dummy file. SI, if anyone attempts to use an overide to transport into my room, immediatly transport them in front of the ship. SI, connect my door to the my room's power system. SI, reconstruct my door out of crystalline. SI, adjust my door's settings, normally locked. SI, only accept opening of the door less than ten seconds after both retinal and fingerprint scans have been given and confirmed to be from me, Lee or Jeremiah. SI, automatically close my door after 15 seconds of being open, if there is any obstruction, transport it to the kitchen. It is longer but way less technical and to me seems easier to understand. Also, no workarounds. Also, I think you overestimated us with that science puzzle.

1) The thing is I or Jeremiah to ask for the relocation. Alternatively I can just set a requirement for a confirmation from within the room to relocate. 2) Yes, cutting the wire whilst properly insulated. If I were to program the wiring it'd be one thing, but when it is wired the only ways to disconnect something is to stop the powersource or sever the connection.

My room. 1) You can't get in, no matter what, you just end up in the kitchen when you try, no matter where in the room you try to transport to. 2) There's one wire, straight from the main conduit, going into my room, switches for that wire and it branches are also in my room as well as a backup battery. To cut the power you have to turn off the power, killing yourself before me or cut the wire, risking a shock. 3) No, I'm making a "That was a bad idea./We will need this." and "Hmm, we should add this when we get back." AI core. The inlets allow me to make protocols anywhere and save them on external memory units then upload them when I get the chance.

Overconfident? I always find the most powerful creatures available and kill them, just like I wanted to fight the transdimentional monster.

I shall kill it all... and probably what's left afterwards too.

1) Lee must also have access, in case I suddenly black out/get shocked/OD on a random nutrient. And entrance limitation can't harm those who may enter. 2) You can cut the power to most of the ship, that way you'd limit the time I have left before my room shuts down, but what good would that be? The only actuall ways to stop the flow of electricity without breaking something would be inside the room. 3) And lost of buttons and inlets.

6.48 warp 5.09 electromancy 4.14 force 2.61 allomancy 2.55 sound 1.96 aura 1.40 geomancy 1.00 unarmed 0.20 crafting 0.20 stupidity 0.20 foraging 0.10 mining Items: Iron lute X-ray tube Broken antler Antler Baerl skin/bone/flesh body armour Baerl, bone and spine shard staff/mace quartz crystals with data on arrays, plants and statue Mask, I and Jen are the ones on Serpova.

The transporter would indeed require tampering with SI, but with Jeremiah's permission it can be done to surpass all restrictions except those binding even the captain. Anyone trying to enter without my authorization would be relocated to... shall we say the kitchen to make it semi-unsafe? ;P The electrical system would be changed by relocating any relays, contactors and transistors to inside my room and connect their control circuits to equipment inside it and hooking up an emergancy battery/superconductor. The mainframe would indeed be an AI core, but with an easier interface that requires identification and of course an easily accessible emergancy off-switch.

My thoughts exactly. And boy do I wish it wasn't true.

Earth, Retech will still retain control of the robot, but even though you did upgrade the core it does not weigh up for the fact that I made the body and you stole it from me and actually did the upgrade without my permission.

Resistance, 13 years of infatuation, she annouces herself a lesbian, 4 month's of depression,

Earth, I made it, thus it is mine. Or you could make me another, but seing how there's no more scrap outside my room you'd be better of making a normal robot for yourself. Protocols are limited because they are rules, not permissions.

Earth, my scrap bot, my rules. Jeremiah, with the protocols I'm planning, for it to harm any member of the Unity it must do so under your, mine or Lee's command. While I do understand that you may not want me to be able to give that sort of command, I have it so to make the list of protocols shorter (and thus less likely to screw up) and so that even if you're off, I can still give BOnSAI to defend itselves (wow, that sounded wierd) against any randomness from for example Nero. We three will also be unable to tell it to attack the other other two, but likely we may allow it to attack ourselves. The others may not use it to attack us or eachother and it may attack non-crewmembers for any reason at all. I will also give it a protocol to make sure it does not confuse revive with harm in the future. With these written into a mainframe in my room, only you, I and Lee may change them, and anyone else if I invite them in and give them access to change it. In that manner you could say BOnSAI will be safer than SI. Earth, when the second bot is done, Retech will have control of at least one body 99% of the time, and control of two bodies more often than one.

That girl hasn't been mentioned for half a year, and I prefer it that way, as the random depressions I get when I think about my future are bad enough. And my favourite password is way different, way harder yet way simpler and only makes sence if you're Scandinavian even though it doesn't contain a single proper word or special letter.

Secrecy, meh. If something is good enough then nothing about it should be kept secret, if it is good enough then even its designs should spread fear among your enemies instead of hope.

Your tech would win over a player controled duo? Jeremiah, may I have permission to physically rewire my room? I want to limit who can enter and/or transport in (apparently, isolating it only means that those who transport in have to say the word override to enter, even though I added identity recognition instead of a password). I also want to move the only way of cutting the power to the inside, use a wall mounted computer as the only controll for the its systems (gravity, atmosphere, temperature...) and make a large mainframe on which BOnSAI can be uploaded for security instead of directly uploading... it, him, her?... directly to its/his/her bodies.

my favourite pasword is probably somewhere near the 9,999,999,999th most used.

It's a good thing I'm going to upgrade BOnSAI's security to an ridiculous level. Also I'll give Lee and Jeremiah shared 1st priority since she's the medic and he's the captain. And for the large robot body I'll just add an insane amount of equipment, like dual gattling tranq guns, repulsors and other seemingly useless stuff. Oh and nanites, never forget nanites. But I'll also make it enforced calm and slow until it has to do something epic, and after that it'll be back to slow again... it'll be like a snorlax with insomnia.

Ross, yes they will, though if they would ever find out if you were hacked, that's another question. It was disguised as a warning, not a request. On the bright side I'm on a 1,5 mill surplus.