May 13, 2011 05:17
is clearly bored,
~fujiko mine,
~noel vermillion,
~raven,
~roronoa zoro,
pondering,
~duke pantarei,
~daisy[spartan-023],
he's back?,
mikan orchards has a healing factor,
!action,
~ingrid grimmholtz,
~gem,
~robert alexander hastings,
!voice,
why no he doesn't know someone was mally,
~homura akemi,
~dylan pickles,
~tyria,
wtf nature,
~bowser,
~yuri lowell,
origami is a puzzle
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Do I... know you?
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[...] Did we meet when I was supposedly here previously?
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[Or was it just Alex. B|]
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Oh, well, the war machine part kind of disturbs him. Okay, it disturbs Robert a lot. But he doesn't ask about it...]
Terran technology is myriad and complex, but the most interesting things to discuss would probably be the nanocomputers. The Malnosso were considerate enough to at least let me have one here.
... What exactly would you be interested in knowing, though? Much of Terran technology is significantly ahead of the technology here.
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Well, I wouldn't mind hearing what sort of technology and devices are utilized by common folk everyday, but I'm curious about these nanocomputers that you brought up.
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[Maybe that's kind of creepy to somebody else, but Robert certainly doesn't see anything odd about it.]
Simply put, the generalized definition for a nanocomputer is a compact electronic device; most models typically range from five to thirty centimetres across, depending on the power necessary and the tools required, but there are larger and smaller models for specialized purposes. They invariably have a means of data storage and communication amongst themselves with malleable port technology, and all nanocomputers are capable of connecting to both the Terran databases and the Internet 3.0, which is a network that encompasses the entire planet and had recently been extended to several natural and artificial satellites around Terra itself.
[Thoughtfully:] It is a shame that the Malnosso would not wish to distribute them here rather than the journals. They ( ... )
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So nanocomputers are basically an artificially created source of energy in your world. At the same time, they are capable of storing a mass collection of information? And this internet, what sort of network is it?
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Wander. ]
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[A few days without it. He's stumped. He's distraught. He needs his Spanish Soap Operas]
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Not even going to bother poking a response, Alexei knew more about Terca Lumitech than this old man ever did.]
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