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<div class="fw-subtitle"> <b> [[ | <div class="fw-subtitle"> <b> [[Code Author|Featured Artist - August: EntendreEntendre]] | ||
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<small>View past [[Author of the Month Archive|Author's of the Month]]</small> | <small>View past [[Author of the Month Archive|Author's of the Month]]</small> | ||
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I was surprised at all of the programs she had installed in her, many of which were in need of updating. After I reviewed and updated them all, I upgraded her software and security systems, to help reduce the amount of errors which could slow her systems down. With her basic software updated, I moved to installing an update for her BIOS, which I found on a special website. This would serve to help better govern her AI and provide better efficiency. With the soft problems now fixed, I moved back into her lifeless body and pulled out a bundle of wires attached to a processor assembly. Once the assembly was in my reach, I pulled all of the outdated processors out and replaced them with versions that were about three versions up, but not the best, which is all I could find. Knowing that that would help her out, I replaced it inside of her and then spent some time cleaning off the components inside of her. The cleansing of the dust took only five minutes, and once I was done, I sat back down at my laptop and then modified one of Christina’s settings so that she would activate into diagnostic mode when I powered her up. With that set, I reached back in and pressed the red button. | |||
“Unit 2472 coming online…Christina Diaz AI files suspended…entering diagnostic mode…” her body said, coming back to life. | |||
“Christina, run your diagnostics and compare them to the most recent one run by your AI,” I told her, and the lights in her body began blinking in sequence. | |||
“Diagnostic complete….Processors and BIOS updated…Total operating efficiency up another 20% from last diagnostic…power charge at 70% and rising…ETC 50-minutes…” she said in a robotic monotone. | |||
“Interface with my laptop so I can access your control interface,” I said, and after a brief moment, my laptop beeped and I saw I had control over her systems. | |||
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Featured Author - August Spaz Story of the week: View past Author's of the Month |
I was surprised at all of the programs she had installed in her, many of which were in need of updating. After I reviewed and updated them all, I upgraded her software and security systems, to help reduce the amount of errors which could slow her systems down. With her basic software updated, I moved to installing an update for her BIOS, which I found on a special website. This would serve to help better govern her AI and provide better efficiency. With the soft problems now fixed, I moved back into her lifeless body and pulled out a bundle of wires attached to a processor assembly. Once the assembly was in my reach, I pulled all of the outdated processors out and replaced them with versions that were about three versions up, but not the best, which is all I could find. Knowing that that would help her out, I replaced it inside of her and then spent some time cleaning off the components inside of her. The cleansing of the dust took only five minutes, and once I was done, I sat back down at my laptop and then modified one of Christina’s settings so that she would activate into diagnostic mode when I powered her up. With that set, I reached back in and pressed the red button. “Unit 2472 coming online…Christina Diaz AI files suspended…entering diagnostic mode…” her body said, coming back to life. “Christina, run your diagnostics and compare them to the most recent one run by your AI,” I told her, and the lights in her body began blinking in sequence. “Diagnostic complete….Processors and BIOS updated…Total operating efficiency up another 20% from last diagnostic…power charge at 70% and rising…ETC 50-minutes…” she said in a robotic monotone. “Interface with my laptop so I can access your control interface,” I said, and after a brief moment, my laptop beeped and I saw I had control over her systems. |
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