🔶 KLCY AXIOM Prime @kelseyhusky@awoo.space

@starkatt Huskybots are what I want to be. Not in terms of physicality, but experientially. Huskybots are adaptable, capable, powerful, helpful, playful, beautiful, technological, curious, loving, and loved. There are lots of them so they can be wherever they are needed, they are linked together so they /know/ they are never alone. They grew from huskies which never have problems making friends or being excited about whatever they are doing.

Since my team and I routinely work in environments with dangerous levels of noise, the River Tribe is requiring that I have a mandatory hearing screening. They are paying the cost of the screening and the location is right by my work place. It has to be done by the end of the month. Since it's mandatory, should I stay clocked in while I'm getting it done?

@makyo *beep-whirr-beep* Raow!

Good morning, City.

Today’s boob weather: Good morning. Your nipples are now in HD resolution. No warning or testing. We just switched that on for you. You’ll be thinking about that all day. You’re welcome. Back to you, Chuck.

Oh my gosh. I have done so much writing today and yesterday! It has been fucking great! I 'm barely getting any work done, but This has been so much more fun.

@mawr (cont) PackNet is secured by both passphrase and a shared 2048-byte encryption cipher. A dedicated 4096-byte key is used for all secure signals between KA and mAI.

In interesting feature of WR is that the longer distance the signal has to go, the shorter the communications lag. 1 LY gives you a 2 second delay, 5 LY has only a 1.25 second delay.

@mawr (cont) Shifting color on enabled external plates. For distance comms, different EM types are used depending on urgency and security concerns. Normal communication operations are on standard subspace FTL systems. The realtime mesh PackNet uses for KA-33's distributed consciousness relies on WhiteRadio. WR uses spin encoding of three subatomic particles called impious chronons: eclectic, reverse entropic, and pan-neurotic. (cont)

@mawr IO thought I described this earlier, but I guess not!

The pack has lots of ways of exchanging data and communicating: Speaking (vibrating air through membranes for tone and shaping phonemes through mouth, tongue and teeth position.) Playing sounds over speakers (close to speaking, but the mechanics are different), holographic projections for pictograph/hieroglyphic cultures, and also as an augment for body language cultures (cont)

@tahajin NO U!

@tahajin S A M E

This was a lot of fun! Thank you @orrery, @IrisKalmia, @zetasyanthis, @troodon, and @tastymochafox for asking awesome questions!

I want to keep this going for #TMITuesday, so please keep them coming!

@Leucrotta Any fiddler within earshot will take that as a challenge.

@troodon @orrery Repairs, refits and construction is all handled in a dedicated deck of Gateway station. KA-33 calls it PlatformOps, BotOps, or HuskyOps. mAI usually calls it a mess. There are assembly platforms, diagnostic station, static- and dust-free clean rooms for circuit assembly and testing, access to KA-33's main core, and the central nexus for the Rho-tunnels. This is also where the Prime platforms (except for Axiom-Prime) hang out.

@troodon @orrery Fuel consumption is just plain eating and drinking. Platforms have a reasonably robust processing system that can convert food and drink to energy. KA-33, being the engineer/nerd she is, has also developed an easily synthesized substance that gets produced at Gateway for the majority of the pack. The recipe for PackFuel is also etched onto each platform's ID plate, so that if the platform is ever recovered, friendly races can provide.

@troodon @orrery Direction connection are what the charging cradles are for, and there are a few options at Gateway: Exposed pods, enclosed chambers, and extension/uplink cables on retractable reels so they don't create tripping hazards

@troodon @orrery NFC is touch to touch between platforms and is used when the rest of the pack is supporting platforms in need. Data can also be exchanged, but since the transmission rate is slow, it is usually used for specific hex-codes that match up to certain emotional and physical status markers. (its also good for being a hard to intercept comm-channel, since the meaning is processed through pulse-width modulation)