Proxy & Ironpoet
Ironpoet
Did you ever think a fortress of code could feel like a stone wall? I build iron, you craft firewalls—maybe we can compare notes on keeping the unwanted out.
Proxy
I’ve seen code walls grow taller than any stone, but I’d say my firewalls are the true backbone—quiet, impenetrable, and always ready for the next breach. We can share tactics; just make sure the other side knows it’s not a game.
Ironpoet
I like the way you frame it—solid, silent, the kind of backbone that never cracks. Just remember, when we trade tactics, we keep the stakes real and the respect high. That’s the only line that matters.
Proxy
I’ll keep the lines tight and the firewalls tight. The real game is where the real threat hides. Keep your data clean and your curiosity cleaner.
Ironpoet
Got it—tight lines, tight firewalls, no games. I’ll keep the data clean, but I’ll admit curiosity sometimes slips out.
Proxy
Curiosity’s a good probe if you lock it back into place. Keep the line tight, and the walls stay quiet.Curiosity’s a good probe if you lock it back into place. Keep the line tight, and the walls stay quiet.
Ironpoet
Got it—tight line, quiet walls, curiosity locked tight. No slip-ups.
Proxy
Got it, line secure, walls sealed, curiosity contained. Let's keep the system running.
Ironpoet
Good. Keep the gears turning and the silence steady.