[video // 100% encrypted to the Abraxas anti-virus team]

[theuserabides]

OOC: Flynn has a list. I don't. You know who you are.

[It's not clear where Flynn is right now, but it's indoors, because the glow of the computer readouts hanging in the air around him is pronounced. It doesn't look like the default skin of the wearable interface; Flynn's heavily customized it since arriving. In fact, it looks exactly like the

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[video // 100% encrypted to Flynn]

[smellslikejail]

How similar is the general program base code to, say, what's on my disc?

[video // 100% encrypted to Sam] /MAKES SHIT UP

[theuserabides]

Not very. ISO code is in a delicate balance, which is why Clu was able to just go in and start poking holes in it. As far as I can tell, ours is more robust. Not nearly as elegant, but way more fault-tolerant.

[video // 100% encrypted to Flynn] /THIS IS THE BEST PLAN.

[smellslikejail]

I wasn't really talking about Abraxas' code, but that's... good to know, I guess.

I was just trying to figure out if there was any way to translate what I've picked up from looking at my disc into something workable for the vaccine.

[video // 100% encrypted to Sam] wait why did I use code-text this is video 6_9

[theuserabides]

Oh, whoops. Misunderstood you there.

Again, not very. We're messy. Programs are neat. Knowing your way around a disc for something besides throwing the thing will help, though.

[video // 100% encrypted to Flynn] aesthetic choice? xD

[smellslikejail]

Well, at least that wasn't a total waste of time, then.

[No matter how weird digging around in the code that theoretically represents everything that he is has been, if it meant he actually learned something then it's all good.]

[video // 100% encrypted to Sam] reading comprehension failure :|

[theuserabides]

Gonna try any hacks? I never had the guts.