MSRD:Microcomputer (Cybernetics)

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Microcomputer (PL 7)

The recipient has a miniature computer attached to his nervous system, usually at the base of the skull.

Benefit: The recipient may attempt Computer Use checks as a move action, rather than a full-round action. The microcomputer reduces by half the time required to operate remotes. A data port in the back of the unit allows for the insertion of a standard interface cable (purchase DC 5), allowing the recipient to transfer data without the benefit of a modem.

Type: Internal.

Hardness/Hit Points: –/4.

Base Purchase DC: 35 (36 with integrated cellular modem).

Restriction: Restricted (+2).

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gollark: But I think your information is wrong.

gollark: I'm hardly going to scan random QR codes which should be a link *anyway*, especially using the "scan QR code" button which I know is in fact for logging into accounts (although the label could be clearer).

gollark: On the internet, "this person is lying or misinformed" does tend to be the most parsimonious explanation, but I don't really like it.

gollark: ...

gollark: I don't doubt that weird bugs in things exploitable via URLs (which are what QR codes contain, generally) exist, but those are generally considered bad and get patched fast.

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