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RE: Implications of having an identity disc

on Thursday, May, 05, 2011 9:46 PM
Kat Wrote:
rimwall Wrote:
Kat Wrote:
(In my fic about the hacker program, she actually carries a decoy disc when she goes into other systems so if she gets caught, nobody knows who she is or how she got in. It actually doesn't even hold information at all--just looks like a regular disc and you can use it as a weapon):

One of his underlings handed him my disc. No problem there; I wasn’t stupid enough to carry my real disc when I went out on these things and he wasn’t going to find out anything from the fake decoy I carried; it couldn’t even hold information and was merely a weapon. He quickly discovered this fact, though no doubt he wasn’t surprised. Any halfway-decent hacking program would be equipped the same and there was no way he didn’t already know I was more than halfway-decent.

was the hacker program caught in this scenario?

what's preventing the bad guys from slapping on a blank disk on the hacker program?

Yes she was--hence why the main security program in the system she busted into has her and pulled her disc (or, "disc.")

And it didn't matter what they gave her. She wasn't fodder for the games; it doesn't work like that in this story....

blank disks in this universe don't store all of a program's memories, right?
i mean - in this universe blank disks are not an interrogation tool right?
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RE: Implications of having an identity disc

on Thursday, May, 05, 2011 10:23 PM
rimwall Wrote:
Kat Wrote:Yes she was--hence why the main security program in the system she busted into has her and pulled her disc (or, "disc.")

And it didn't matter what they gave her. She wasn't fodder for the games; it doesn't work like that in this story....

blank disks in this universe don't store all of a program's memories, right?
i mean - in this universe blank disks are not an interrogation tool right?
Right. I never assumed that a blank disc placed on program would pull all of its memories--just that it would start recording from the instant it was placed on the program. I mean, I know Sam's disc pulled some past stuff (though of course we HAVE debated how far it might go back), but then, Sam is also a User. And he was given that disc under far different circumstances (there could be different types of discs or syncing for all we know).

So if Effigia had been given a blank disc, nothing could be learned from it except after the time it was given to her. I didn't realize at first that that was what you were getting at...I thought you just meant did they mean to stick her in the games.

What do you want? I'm busy.


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RE: Implications of having an identity disc

on Thursday, May, 05, 2011 10:38 PM
Kat Wrote:
rimwall Wrote:
Kat Wrote:Yes she was--hence why the main security program in the system she busted into has her and pulled her disc (or, "disc.")

And it didn't matter what they gave her. She wasn't fodder for the games; it doesn't work like that in this story....

blank disks in this universe don't store all of a program's memories, right?
i mean - in this universe blank disks are not an interrogation tool right?
Right. I never assumed that a blank disc placed on program would pull all of its memories--just that it would start recording from the instant it was placed on the program. I mean, I know Sam's disc pulled some past stuff (though of course we HAVE debated how far it might go back), but then, Sam is also a User. And he was given that disc under far different circumstances (there could be different types of discs or syncing for all we know).

So if Effigia had been given a blank disc, nothing could be learned from it except after the time it was given to her. I didn't realize at first that that was what you were getting at...I thought you just meant did they mean to stick her in the games.


sorry.
i'm having trouble following some of the threads

i'm not sure what the general consensus is about blank disks
memory storing capabilities.

and the idea of a perfect interrogation tool bothers me
in the sense that how would tron-universe-rebels be able counter it.

it would make them fatalistic. to prefer being derezzed
than be interrogated with a blank disk.
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