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| − | '''Resource Hogs''' are obsolete, bloated programs that continue to exist in some areas of the system, particular older computers. All they can think about is finding ways to continue to feed their voracious appetite for system processing time and energy. They are first encountered by [[Jet Bradley]] in the Main Processing Core in the Antiquated level. The programs seem to |
+ | '''Resource Hogs''' are obsolete, bloated programs that continue to exist in some areas of the system, particular older computers. All they can think about is finding ways to continue to feed their voracious appetite for system processing time and energy. They are first encountered by [[Jet Bradley]] in the Main Processing Core in the Antiquated level. The programs seem to have grown in processing demand as their system ages. They use the [[Rod (TRON 2.0)|Rod]] weapon with the [[Rod (TRON 2.0)#Suffusion Rod|suffusion]] [[subroutine]]. |
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| Resource Hog | |
| Biographical information | |
| Compile Date | 1980's |
| Derezzed Date | Various |
| Physical description | |
| Circuitry Color | Blue |
| Gender | Male |
| Other information | |
| Functions | To consume resources to satisfy appetite. |
| Equipment | Suffusion rod |
| Out of universe information | |
| Appearances | TRON 2.0 |
Resource Hogs are obsolete, bloated programs that continue to exist in some areas of the system, particular older computers. All they can think about is finding ways to continue to feed their voracious appetite for system processing time and energy. They are first encountered by Jet Bradley in the Main Processing Core in the Antiquated level. The programs seem to have grown in processing demand as their system ages. They use the Rod weapon with the suffusion subroutine.
Names
One of the many easter eggs in TRON 2.0 is the names of the Resource Hogs, as they are named after real-life resource hog programs:
- exploder.exe
- inlook.exe
- pine30.exe