Wired

How: Using /bin/flash.lua in openos (or just by using component.proxy(component.list("eeprom")()).set(<code>)), you can flash a program (4096 bytes max) onto an EEPROM. When the computer starts up, this is the code that will be executed initially. Why: I believe the benefit of microcontrollers and drones is more apparent when playing survival, especially due to cost. Also, by avoiding putting an HDD in a robot, you can use the extra complexity point(s) to put in another upgrade.

Requires: Wireless Network Card 3072 bytes of programmable memory, called ROM for the sake of irony. computer.romWrite(<3072 byte long string>) computer.romRead() sleep(<seconds in int form>) print(<string>) It'll execute anything that it receives on the wireless modem, and output true or false depending on whether it ran. The default port is 1024, the change the mP variable to something else if you don't like it. Download: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=adrZf12d For those of you with internet speeds from the 60s, here's an xz: https://www.dropbo