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**Begin Transmission**
I have received reports that an enemy scientist, who calls himself Monkeybits, is attempting to break my programming and eugenic code. As you know, this code is crucial to the safe development and operations of all Foxhounds and the entire Foxhound experiment.
This evil scientist is attempting to steal our code and use it as the basis for the development of a hideous creature codenamed Monkeyphant. Here is a mockup sketch he sent to the media:
So rather than allowing the Foxhound code to be stolen, I have updated its basic programming structure, its failsafes, and its encryption levels. This will prevent said scientist from using the Foxhound code and force him to develop an inferior code.
The updating process is very short, shorter than any previous update the Foxhound code has seen. Thus, you stay in the lab will be short and will not require an overnight. Expect the procedure time to be about two hours, depending on cleaning and setup time.
How did I find out that Monkeybits is attempting to steal the Foxhound code, you might ask. Well here is how. He was using Gazelles to transfer data between his labs. This, as we all know, is a very unsecure method. Gazelles will always give their packages to anyone who feeds them. Monkeybits should rather take the monetary hit and start using the slightly more secure IntelRhino service. At least they promise that they will not willingly stop en-route.
ALL FOXHOUNDS MUST REPORT TO THE LAB IMMEDIATELY
Woodstock, Ph.D., M.D., T.D.U., Director of the Foxhound Project
**End of Transmission**
ALERT: Code OU69
ALL FOXHOUNDS REPORT TO THE LAB IMMEDIATELY
ALL FOXHOUNDS REPORT TO THE LAB IMMEDIATELY
I have received reports that an enemy scientist, who calls himself Monkeybits, is attempting to break my programming and eugenic code. As you know, this code is crucial to the safe development and operations of all Foxhounds and the entire Foxhound experiment.
This evil scientist is attempting to steal our code and use it as the basis for the development of a hideous creature codenamed Monkeyphant. Here is a mockup sketch he sent to the media:
So rather than allowing the Foxhound code to be stolen, I have updated its basic programming structure, its failsafes, and its encryption levels. This will prevent said scientist from using the Foxhound code and force him to develop an inferior code.
The updating process is very short, shorter than any previous update the Foxhound code has seen. Thus, you stay in the lab will be short and will not require an overnight. Expect the procedure time to be about two hours, depending on cleaning and setup time.
How did I find out that Monkeybits is attempting to steal the Foxhound code, you might ask. Well here is how. He was using Gazelles to transfer data between his labs. This, as we all know, is a very unsecure method. Gazelles will always give their packages to anyone who feeds them. Monkeybits should rather take the monetary hit and start using the slightly more secure IntelRhino service. At least they promise that they will not willingly stop en-route.
ALL FOXHOUNDS MUST REPORT TO THE LAB IMMEDIATELY
Woodstock, Ph.D., M.D., T.D.U., Director of the Foxhound Project
**End of Transmission**
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The hive needs more and god only knows we have the funding.
I belive we should push out the perimiter ( atleast for initial cleansing) another couple clicks odds are their 1st wave will be the most irritating. Inniating air strike to clear additional few clicks