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So would I.

Nice!

Woot!

That would be me! I PM'd you. Thank you much for the offer!

In response to post #47378620. #47381125, #47382375, #47382860, #47383605, #47383890, #47384455 are all replies on the same post. Aww...so NEMO is out. Well...back to the drawing board....

In response to post #31645210. #31646060 is also a reply to the same post. I'd rather use LastPass or KeyPass to generate random, complex passwords, because those programs actually remember the passwords for you, and encrypt them (of course, you have to remember the phrase you used to encrypt them with - but if you use something long enough, and complex enough, like, "I am the 8th of 16 children. My mom was a VERY tired woman.", I'd say it would be fairly difficult to crack.

Do we know, however (not being aware of any spoilers), that the Synth can be replicated? Or that it can be transfered? Or repaied? What if the personality of the Synth is unique? What if any damage to the program can become permanent - like a stroke victim, or someone with a mental illness? If it can be repaired/transfered/rebuit - great! But, then, couldn't you argue the same for humans in Fallout? We know that human minds can be uploaded into simulations like Tranquility Lane, and we have the brains in Old World Blues - surely we can upload a human mind into an android body. So...if we do that, is killing the human body murder anymore? The mind still survives after all - using the same logic behind "re-uploading" the Synth. What makes a human any more "special" than a Synth at that point? Humans are actually much easier to make, and their production time is fairly regular (if a bit slow). Plus, the humans seem to enjoy the production process...or, at least, its initial stages.

In response to post #30142715. #30143455, #30143830, #30144100 are all replies on the same post. I agree - I would prefer a blue-ish color