The workings of the "brain"
In this exciting update, our coder, James (That's me), will explain how the "brain" of the robot works.
First, to give you an idea of what the whole thing looks like, I'll show you a picture.
This is called the "controller". It allows me to give the robot instructions. I can use a program called "easyC" to change the very ethos of reality as the robot sees it.
Christina: That's not the controller.
James: Yes it is. Hush.
Christina: That's a receiver. It's not even a working receiver.
James: la lala lala! I can't hear you!
Christina: I-
James: Pay her no heed! No heed, I say!
The autonomous code will be slightly late. Sorry. -James
I never had this conversation. Pay him no attention. -Christina
(Yes she did. It's out of context, but she did say that!) -James
Unrelated robot name discussion.
Let's name it Smeagolll. It's had enough Gollum jokes made about it... -Christina
I think Thrash might be a cool name, but I like Smeagolll also. -Ben
I like "Componant". Hey, I know! "5m34g0l"! Ph34r teh l33tness of 5m34g0l! We likes The Precious, we does, yesss... -James
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