I'll always love Wolfram, because who wouldn't love a name that just means wolf raven? But Urraca/Oreca are my favorites. They were popular medieval Spanish names that meant magpie, having come from the Latin word furax, meaning "thieving."
[sources: dictionary of medieval names from european sources, behind the name, wikipedia. feel free to leave suggestions!]
Pronouns : She / Her , They / Them , It / Its , Web(Site) / Web(Site)s , Computer / Computers , Bug / Bugs , Bun(ny) / Bun(ny)s , Error / Errors , Archive / Archive , ?? / ??s , Corrupt / Corrupts , Bug / Bugs , Control / Controls , Agitation / Agitations , Annoy / Annoys
Titles : (PRN), who was forced to eat bugs , (NAME), who sees all , The TV head , (PRN), who was born from anger , (PRN), who is defenseless , (NAME), Who controls all , (PRN), who masks (PRNS) face, The Wired One