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* Artificially-intelligent planetary computer system for [[Eerlik]] (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
* Artificially-intelligent planetary computer system for [[Eerlik]] (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
** Sentient personality construct managing all planetary operations (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
** Sentient personality construct managing all planetary operations (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
* Constructed: c.7th century BCE (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
* Constructed: c.7th century BCE, [[Eerlik]]'s moon (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
** Expanded with self-auto-repair components c.23rd century (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
** By 2376, 25% of Eerlik's moon excavated to hold Ganitriul (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
*** Most of this expanse occupied by obsolete components no longer in use due to miniaturization developments over time (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
*** Approximately 10% of the complex in actual active use by Ganitriul (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")


[[Category:People|Ganitriul]]
[[Category:People|Ganitriul]]
[[Category:Artificial Intelligences|Ganitriul]]
[[Category:Artificial Intelligences|Ganitriul]]

Latest revision as of 08:17, 12 November 2017

  • Artificially-intelligent planetary computer system for Eerlik (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
    • Sentient personality construct managing all planetary operations (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
  • Constructed: c.7th century BCE, Eerlik's moon (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
    • Expanded with self-auto-repair components c.23rd century (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
    • By 2376, 25% of Eerlik's moon excavated to hold Ganitriul (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
      • Most of this expanse occupied by obsolete components no longer in use due to miniaturization developments over time (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")
      • Approximately 10% of the complex in actual active use by Ganitriul (SCE Short Story: "Fatal Error")