Basic Usage
The primary way of using ConfigurationUploader is via the command line. Before using the software, it is necessary to pair your implant to the terminal; you are almost certainly already familiar with this step.
Command line usage
Usage: uploader [OPTIONS] ID
Required arguments:
ID
: your personal implant ID (self-explanatory)
Options
--test
: This create a configuration and immediately deletes it, without uploading or initializing the runner. Used solely for testing.
--duplicate
: It is not recommended to use this option, as it was indirectly responsible for the death of at least one of the developers. However, depending on your theory of mind, this may be necessary to avoid "death".
--pain-tolerance <number 0-100>
: a higher pain threshold will likely decrease the processing time, but will have obvious personal consequences, including possibly death. Alternatively, users may balance pain with time using the --processing-rate parameter. The pain tolerance scale was calibrated by the developers; your personal subjective tolerance will likely vary.
--processing-rate <number 0-100>
: this is an alternative for controlling the running time of the upload. A higher processing rate will likely result in more pain to the end user, possibly even lethal pain even if the --duplicate
option is set.
--server <address>
: The server to which the configuration will be uploaded. Default: research server at ECG, UNW.
Update 835-10-30:
While we did not consider it when first developing this software, its power usage is significant. It is not impossible that, if over half the population of New Washington simultaneously use ConfigurationUploader, the life support system will collapse even before the gamma ray burst arrives.
If you desire to use ConfigurationUploader, we recommend organizing with other users to form a schedule.