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setting up vault-co. 2017-07-28 08:07:38 Post No. 354482
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Border Programmer[https://discord.gg/kYHnjve]
2017-07-28 08:07:38
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hey guys, what do you think of the idea of a massively transformable user-based-transfer index engine that would replace and be 1,000,000 times more useful than the internet, since this thing we're using now is just for porn.
you can help me make this a reality, by coming forward for the explicit purpose of constructing the elfheim homenet in an open-source, as-cheap-as-possible system, including a wrist-mounted device [think pip boy,] which can expend self-powered memory stickers [like, flat, 1/2-floppy disk sized memory cards, with a near-and-fast connection, static memory unless reinserted into the device, but can be made a permanent fixture and accessed as a collective memory index IN worldspace, which groups could connect to, and then copy with additions in their own environment, which if collected in a group [like, in an index-drawer like cards in a library,] can be linked together in the pip-boy device as connected but different, and hold onto older versions while remembering and updating different versions separately [like when you download the game-engine that lets you make all the apps, and then a game built in that engine, which switches the memory functions of the device to the game for more power, but then can be reverted to the main framework of the device when you switch the priority-processer [one of the turn-toggles, i think it should be an actual turn-toggle, because of how important that functionality is to the device motivation.]
what do you guys say, shouldnt be too hard, should it?
i'm just a wizard, i dont know the computers at all.
but this is what they say that they want to do.
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You sound mentally ill.
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yeah but doesnt the tech sound fun?
wheres stark r/d when you need it.
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This is crazy enough to work.
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2017-07-28 11:18:22
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>>354564
its exactly that crazy! thats why i want to do it so much.
i can remember the components of each and every part of the project, and keep track of their progress, cross checking with teams to ensure that everything stays in compliance with everything else, and making sure that the user interface is how it needs to be as lead designer.
and then sooner than you know we'll be experimenting harder than you can shake a stick.
or at least we can set up project mayhem for the digital age
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You have nothing of value to contribute.
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>>354587
okay, then dont help make it.
everyone else come on in.
i just dont want to be a lonely faggot or learn.
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>>354482
>what do you guys say, shouldnt be too hard, should it?
>i'm just a wizard, i dont know the computers at all.
got that impression.
who's going to host the front end, and who's going to pay for the hosting?
"cui bono", as the Romans used to say. "who profits?"
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>ideas guy posting yet another shitty video game fueled nonthought
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>>354680
dude, im talking local memory.
once we design it using available memory components we can just 3dprint the frame and share the diagrams, and make it as simple as possible to put together manually.
then you just connect multiple boxes to a central on a wifi-network that refreshes them all to a master-center, which just constantly gets fed information from a feed initiated at the upload-location of a message so that people who have that tag from that foreign upload-location then they will get messages from there if they check that tag to log in to the system [basically, this would let companies give their workforce a computer that works like a radio in selected groups, which appear in different tabs [which can be accessed simultaneously on larger screens]
its the perfect internet, i want to see it done, and i want to find people who recognize what i see in what can exist, and then help me find nerds who can do it and reward them for it with grattitude.
>>354698
actually no, i was working on index-network theory out of habit and i just recognized i could make pip boys work with analog memory, which they would have.
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>>354702
>Connect multiple boxes to a central
You've completely missed the entire point of open source software, how your stupid idea could be any different, and how to secure your hypothetical device from attackers.
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>>354705
well, just make it hardware and a software based just around indexing that cant be changed so viruses cant do anything but fill empty space in static-locked libraries
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>>354711
How old are you?
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>>354756
21
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