The Programmer is the text on the screen that Conker talks to at the end of the game. Not much is known about the programmer. We can assume that he or she is working for Rare. The only time the Programmer shows up is in the Heist chapter of the game. This is when the programmer helps Conker receive the weapons he needs to defeat Heinrich. After this the programmer unfreezes the game and Conker is able to defeat Heinrich. At the end when Conker is declared king he tries to call the programmer back to see if they can bring Berri back to life. However, no one answers.
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| - The Programmer is the text on the screen that Conker talks to at the end of the game. Not much is known about the programmer. We can assume that he or she is working for Rare. The only time the Programmer shows up is in the Heist chapter of the game. This is when the programmer helps Conker receive the weapons he needs to defeat Heinrich. After this the programmer unfreezes the game and Conker is able to defeat Heinrich. At the end when Conker is declared king he tries to call the programmer back to see if they can bring Berri back to life. However, no one answers.
- Programmer is an Occupation normally listed under Other Crew. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Camera and Electrical Department, Art Department, Sound Department, Special Effects or Visual Effects.
- A programmer is the person responsible for the technological issues of the Dollhouse, with imprinting and wiping as the main tasks. Topher Brink is the lead programmer of the Los Angeles Dollhouse. His assistant Ivy is also seen imprinting and wiping Actives. Bennett Halverson is the lead programmer of the Washington, D.C. Dollhouse. In Epitaph One, it is learned that the altered Claire Saunders is able to imprint Actives, along with Whiskey later retaining some sense of this skill after the "Claire" imprint has faded.
- The Programmer is an employee of Generic Company who creates computer software for the company. The Programmer looks similar to stereotypes of a nerd as he wears glasses, is very thin, and one Programmer is said to be still living with his parents.
- Programmers create the actual logic of the game, this is the actual control of ingame objects, the engine itself and the game logic such as calculations and and heads up displays.
* programmers tend to also be founders
- A programmer (also referred to as a computer programmer and software developer) is "the individual who designs and develops computer programs." They "[w]rite, test, and maintain the detailed instructions, called programs, that computers must follow to perform their functions. They also conceive, design and test logical structures for solving problems by computer.
- The Programmer is an unseen character in CBFD and its remake.
- Programmers are people that make programs that run on Turing machines. Their ultimate goal is to be able to approximately finish their work within the deadlines imposed by their employer. Programmers are average persons that are more intelligent than the average person, because they understand how computers work, which is beyond the reach of the average American. Whatever type of programmer you choose to hire, make sure he is not exposed to sunlight at any point. Any light brighter than the glow of a monitor will kill a programmer. Useful example of a computer program:
- A programmer was a person who was specialized in creating and writing computer programs such as holographic programs. In 2364, a series of malfunctions aboard the USS Enterprise-D – which were caused by a microbrain from Velara III – included locking two crewmembers in the head programmers' rest room. (TNG: "Home Soil" ) When asking The Doctor why he always had to say his line "Please state the nature of the medical emergency." when activated, he told B'Elanna Torres that he could only speculate about his programmer's motives. (VOY: "The Cloud")
- The Programmer is the first boss of Strife. He's the programmer of the AI that controls most if not all the Acolytes, and he is also the first character in the game to use the Sigil in any way, shape or form, summoning Sigil A blasts to rain down on the player as they fight him. He appears as a strange-looking man, or upper torso of a man that is within a flying pod that opens up upon the player's arrival. The first piece of the Sigil can even be seen on his neck like a necklace. He is the only Sigil-wielding enemy in the game that does not require the Sigil itself to damage since he is either not fully possessed by a Spectre, or the Spectre has somehow been forced out, as the said Spectre appears later in the Ancient Temple near the Commons. The Programmer has 1100 Hit Points, and will be
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- Dead End Drop
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| - Triple Cross
- Operation: Recovery
- Dead End Drop
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| - Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire Micro Machines
- Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire
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| - Supernova
- Shadows of the Empire Planets Guide
- Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook
- Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire Micro Machines
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- soteMMAFvirago.asp
- soteKboba-ig88.asp
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| - Boba Fett vs. IG-88
- Collection I
- Action Fleet Virago
- Action Fleet Battle Packs #5
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| - Supernova
- Shadows of the Empire Planets Guide
- Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook
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| - The Programmer is the text on the screen that Conker talks to at the end of the game. Not much is known about the programmer. We can assume that he or she is working for Rare. The only time the Programmer shows up is in the Heist chapter of the game. This is when the programmer helps Conker receive the weapons he needs to defeat Heinrich. After this the programmer unfreezes the game and Conker is able to defeat Heinrich. At the end when Conker is declared king he tries to call the programmer back to see if they can bring Berri back to life. However, no one answers.
- Programmer is an Occupation normally listed under Other Crew. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Camera and Electrical Department, Art Department, Sound Department, Special Effects or Visual Effects.
- Programmers are people that make programs that run on Turing machines. Their ultimate goal is to be able to approximately finish their work within the deadlines imposed by their employer. Programmers are average persons that are more intelligent than the average person, because they understand how computers work, which is beyond the reach of the average American. Whatever type of programmer you choose to hire, make sure he is not exposed to sunlight at any point. Any light brighter than the glow of a monitor will kill a programmer. Useful example of a computer program: #include #include <1337io> int main(int argc, char** argv) { std::cout << MEANING_OF_LIFE << std::endl; return 0; }
- A programmer is the person responsible for the technological issues of the Dollhouse, with imprinting and wiping as the main tasks. Topher Brink is the lead programmer of the Los Angeles Dollhouse. His assistant Ivy is also seen imprinting and wiping Actives. Bennett Halverson is the lead programmer of the Washington, D.C. Dollhouse. In Epitaph One, it is learned that the altered Claire Saunders is able to imprint Actives, along with Whiskey later retaining some sense of this skill after the "Claire" imprint has faded.
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