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Developers Break Into Webserver: A warning about dangerous academics Before engaging in the topic
of development, please note that after a break in into one of our web sites,
we are told that fraudulent researchers have published 30+ papers using
copyright protected and patent protected material taken from this web site.
Around 200 - 300 researchers are involved in the USA with net secured
funding of $40 - $60 million. If you are an academic, you are advised NOT to
follow suit as you are stealing from our USA licensees and their investment.
You must give acknowledgements where they are due. The peers who allowed
papers to be published without questions are a disgrace to their profession
bringing themselves and their journals into disrepute. The liabilities
created for universities and grant making bodies from existing US licensees
are extremely severe. There are 18,000 distinct servers that accessed this
web site in the last 6 months with half a million web pages served per
annum, and thus the chances of avoiding detection by those that recognise
our work is nil. Resorting to calling the technology by other false
academically imprecise names such as modular robots and reconfigurable
robots is a classic symptom of an out of control grant maintained academic
infrastructure that relies on theft to propagate. Computer logs indicated
that information was being gathered covertly and it was being used to
suppress projects from taking root in UK and Europe as well as disrupt
operations in USA. Once we started publishing itemised details of these
incidents, their frequency declined as fear of our detection systems (which
now uses a polymorphic query engine) began to sink in. The hint was not
taken in fully however until a major incident in August 2000, and its
subsequent public exposure. After 10 August 2000, we detected no more
incidents. As last quarter was free of incidents we are assuming discipline
has returned and are now removing these lists and scaling down monitoring. This section is for developers. Currently a developer kit is planned and feedback is sought from engineers on what is required. The best suggestion so far is for a kit priced around $1000 with parts to make a few complete cubes and windows software talking to PIC based hardware. Developers are asked to concern themselves with interchangeablility of their creations with other systems on a fractal robot and the possibility of Artificial Intelligence (AI) controlling all aspects of their device. Any system that relies on manual intervention or setting of levers and swiches manually is of limited value in a fractal robot environment and should not be used. Fractal robot hardware is designed to integrate as seamless as possible with software data structures and therefore it is essential that the one unifying fractal architecture.
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