About locks on the YOLOL chips
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YOLOL chips are locking when nobody is using them for long and/or if you lock them yourself. That lock protects chip for interrupting only while in safezones, while in free roam in pvp zone, anyone can interact with it.
MIND YOU!!! THAT IS WHAT I KNOW AT THE MOMENT. WHAT I'VE SAID MAY GET OUTDATED ANYTIME AND/OR BE A LITTLE WRONG!
MIND YOU!!! THAT IS WHAT I KNOW AT THE MOMENT. WHAT I'VE SAID MAY GET OUTDATED ANYTIME AND/OR BE A LITTLE WRONG!
Well... 2 things to protect your YOLOL chips outside the safezone. (From what I know of.)
Each YOLOL chips is like what, 20 lines, and 70 characters per line. (Need citation on this?)
That's 1 400 characters total, to write your code.
I doubt you're going to make this super duper amazing YOLOL code you'll want to keep secret forever in that amount of space.
However, what it will let you do, is build complex systems, with multiple chips and devices.
And, if you don't surrender outside the safe zones. Chances of someone capturing your ship, with enough of the system intact to rebuild it is slim.
Even then, you could add a self-destruct mechanism, if you're really that paranoid, and don't want anyone copying your code.
But other than that, I highly doubt there's going to be any way to prevent people from stealing your code, outside of the safe zones.
Only how you decide to secure it yourself.
Al though, at that point... Is it really worth it keep it that hidden?
The YOLOL will be used to do complex things, but the YOLOL itself isn't complex.
- Don't put your YOLOL chips on the outside.
- Don't get caught alive.
Each YOLOL chips is like what, 20 lines, and 70 characters per line. (Need citation on this?)
That's 1 400 characters total, to write your code.
I doubt you're going to make this super duper amazing YOLOL code you'll want to keep secret forever in that amount of space.
However, what it will let you do, is build complex systems, with multiple chips and devices.
And, if you don't surrender outside the safe zones. Chances of someone capturing your ship, with enough of the system intact to rebuild it is slim.
Even then, you could add a self-destruct mechanism, if you're really that paranoid, and don't want anyone copying your code.
But other than that, I highly doubt there's going to be any way to prevent people from stealing your code, outside of the safe zones.
Only how you decide to secure it yourself.
Al though, at that point... Is it really worth it keep it that hidden?
The YOLOL will be used to do complex things, but the YOLOL itself isn't complex.
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Hey, that self-destruct mechanism is a good idea. No paranoia if you can yolo your ship with your enemies into oblivion.
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Hey, that self-destruct mechanism is a good idea. No paranoia if you can yolo your ship with your enemies into oblivion.
Stations have transmitters that can be detected by recievers up to 30km out, and the safe zone extends farther than 30km AFAIK, so you could set the self destruct to only be enabled when the station signal can no longer be detected. You could also arm and disarm the self destruct manually when entering and leaving the safe zone.
