Ren - Moved to chitter.xyz @Nine@computerfairi.es

so Texas and Exusiai are clearly an item. i mean... probably. fuck it it's like touhou, all are lesbiabs.

But either way, yeah very much Girlfriends vibes for them two. Texas and Lappland have... prior history. I get a Spike Spiegel and Vicious vibe from the pair of them (with Lappland clearly being Vicious), since they're both clearly ex-Siracusian mob. Lappland talks about bringing back "the old Texas".

Texas clearly dislikes Lappland too. so... I think ...

goddamn just connect you piece of crap saucer

fuuuckl why is the wifi such bullshit right now c'mon.

thinkin' bout

kisses

and tongues

aaaa

...my Avali girl, Orion, is apparently super hot or something because random npcs of every gender seem to follow her around emitting hearts for some reason.

Console Exclusive Series - Scott Pilgrim Vs The World - Suburban Tram. Honestly, that game had such an amazing soundtrack and it's bloody criminal it hasn't been rereleased on other platforms than Xbox 360 and PS3 and is no longer available. Anamanaguchi pulled an absolute blinder with this soundtrack, blending chiptunes and conventional instruments, as they always do, in a wonderful soundscape. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YCMBIgvFTc

So, a while ago, Miq's mum bought some personalised cups for the house, three of them, with an initial for each of us.

However what we didn't expect was that they wouldn't have any handles. They're really nice mugs, but because of the lack of handles, somewhat useless for any hot drink as a result.

As such I've taken to using them to measure rice for our rice/slow cooker. So they stand for Rice, More Rice, and Probably Too Much Rice.

the robot shakes their head, then looks up at her slightly, a slight colouration flushing the display on their face. "...I was... thinking about going with Eliza?..." They reply softly. The therapist smiles slightly and nods, sitting back.
"How did that feel?"
The robot hangs their head again, trembling slightly before a glitchy - as if through choked sobs - but rapturously happy voice sounds out "Interface found..."

The councellor nods gently, steeples her chapped and slightly scorched fingers as she considers this, glancing over at a nearby screwdriver and diagnostic toolset, before looking back to her patient.
"...Did you think about what we talked about before?"
"... ..."
"It's alright, if you didn't have the processor cycles to do it, that's not an error, it can be hard..."

mostly I'm just thinking about this because I got a random mental image of a robot on a couch talking about how they've been having kernel panic errors showing up a lot when out in public, and how their frame feels wrong somehow, and the councellor raises an eyebrow slightly at one point
"wrong as in... wrong wiring?"
"more like... wrong build. wrong metal??... like trying to interface with something that isn't there."

and like, they talk about it, and at the end the therapist can offer code injection (analagous to medication) to patch the issue if it's a hard coded problem that's cropped up, or if it's a hardware fault that can't otherwise easily be dealt with, or "workarounds" can be offered, (like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for robots, where they self-code a way around it themselves with tools learned/given) or a combination of them.

like, a therapy session between a robot and her councellor/maintenance official. The councellor COULD just open her up and reprogram her to "fix" her, but you gotta diagnose first, and in the interests of consent, boundaries, and treating her with respect, as well as getting a more accurate picture of what's ACTUALLY wrong rather than what the state/gov't/non robots THINK is "wrong", they talk it out, discuss "glitches" and such.