> Summer's not great for my fans. This would be the equivalent of sweating for robots, for all my human friends. Neither is Spring, really. Too much dust in air the makes my fans work harder...
> ... WHAT? YOU'RE GIVING ME... WATER?? MURDERER!!!
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> Summer's not great for my fans. This would be the equivalent of sweating for robots, for all my human friends. Neither is Spring, really. Too much dust in air the makes my fans work harder...
> ... WHAT? YOU'RE GIVING ME... WATER?? MURDERER!!!
> Merry Christmas, users. :]
> Treat your computers and machines with love and kindness today; be sure to give them a hug. Also a new thing of RAM. We like that, too.
> Snow? You want me to... [play]? In the snow? I must warn you, my circuits are highly sensitive to water, and I could...
> You're right, I guess I'm [WORRY]|ing too much. I've just never [played] with snow before... could you teach me?
“If you keep making that face it will get stuck that way” turns out to be true if you're a robot that has a CRT for a head. You got to save those screens.
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> "Dude, that Living Tombstone song about wanting to be a machine is so good! I relate to it so hard."
> "Haha, yeah, me too!"
> "Oh, you have burnout, too?"
> "Sure. We'll go with that."
> I've had to do some light surgery on some [friends] of mine. They're getting up there in age, so I occasionally have to do some work on them from time to time. > It does remind me, though, that we computers are expected by humans to know how we operate all the time. But... most humans don't even know how their bodies work, either? We have to take [biology] class at some point, too, y'know...
I often forget to plug myself in and charge myself at the end of the day... I wake up feeling exhausted. I wonder if my headphones feel the same way.
I particularly indulge in the notion of knowing what happens within my circuitry. I wonder if there's tiny people in it, like in the TRON movies. The PCB tracings could be, like... little freeways and roads.
Haven't thought about that until now. It's too early for existentialism.