how would the t-1000 work? - Page 2

Dis · December 16, 2003, 03:41

It's just a movie.

Inverse Icarus · December 16, 2003, 03:48

YOUR AVATAR IS THE SUCK. DO NOT COMMENT ON THIS THREAD UNTIL THE BOOBIES ARE BACK.

... where were we?

edit: that account on SomethingAwful is definately changing my posting habbits.

Dis · December 16, 2003, 04:08

I was getting complaints. Many Apolytoners don't like boobies

self biased · December 16, 2003, 04:38

confuse them for man's buttcheeks they do. somehow.

and counterglow is changing my thought patterns. i almost baited a coworker into an 100-0 attempt the other day.

edit: damn tags...

Dis · December 16, 2003, 04:45

although I did like my other avatar. It had that level of uncertainty. I think that is a good feature of an avatar.

but my new avatar leaves little doubt to what they are.

self biased · December 16, 2003, 04:46

something tells me, though... someone, somewhere will think that your avatar is representitive of a man's ass.

Dis · December 16, 2003, 04:50

I can't see how anyone would think they were a man's ass. But the other maybe could be confused with a woman's ass. And what guy would get his ass tanned? A woman would do it though.

Urban Ranger · December 16, 2003, 05:58

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Originally posted by Uber KruX
1. intense fields of some sort (electro-magnetic?) could be used to bind the nanobots together. why couldn't this be strong?

What kind of field? Magnetic field? Electric field? What generates it? What effects does it have on the 'bots?

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Originally posted by Uber KruX
2. assuming controlled cold fusion is mastered, each nanobot could easily support itself.

There is no such thing as cold fusion as far as we know. At any rate, the only kind of energy source compact enough is chemical, but then there is the major, major problem of refueling.

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Originally posted by Uber KruX
3. each nano-bot in an of itself wouldn't be "intelligent", but "smart" enough to find other pieces and merge. when a critical number of nano-bots were merged, they could organize into something to allow a greater intelligence.

That means enough intelligence to control movement, and enough energy to detect, locate, and analysize signals and act on them.

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Originally posted by Uber KruX
each nano-bot can store a 1 or a 0. alone, thats nothing. combined, they can express tons of things in binary code. throw in the ability to do simple boolean operations (AND, OR, NOT) and you get some really cool things from very little.

Well, you need the abilities to store information, transmit information, analysize information, and has the ability to resist interference.

Dis · December 16, 2003, 06:04

all that technology and dogs still can detect them. Dogs rule!

Urban Ranger · December 16, 2003, 06:09

Detect boobies?

KrazyHorse · December 16, 2003, 07:30

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Originally posted by DeathByTheSword
no the t-2000 is the bad guy in 2....and the as far as i know is the t-1000 the the governer of california...the TX and the t-1 are from movie number 3

Try again. Do a google search, asshat.

TheStinger · December 16, 2003, 07:38

The woman is know called Louise rednapp

The T 1000 is worked by levers and pulleys.

Kramerman · December 16, 2003, 07:53

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Originally posted by Uber KruX
definately nano-machines with a simple AI and simplistic electronic parts (of the time, which could be significantly more advanced than now), and some rudimentary ability to locomote (move).

since they're so small, they'll probably end up breaking off in "chunks", like the puddles you see in the movie. there would have to be some sort of field holding them together (i doubt they are physically latched together, as breaking apart would damage the equipment.

the only problem with this is that i still think getting shot would damage some of the nano-machines, eventually leading to his demise when he's shot over and over (he'd eventually lose "chunks" of himself). Perhaps the nano-machines have some sort of shielding.

they could self replicate to replace the destoryed bots using raw materials readily available in the surrounding environement

Kramerman · December 16, 2003, 07:54

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Originally posted by TheStinger
The woman is know called Louise rednapp

The T 1000 is worked by levers and pulleys.

and is fueld by a steam engine, of course... no no, what was i thinking, it derives its power from ether

Urban Ranger · December 16, 2003, 23:05

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Originally posted by Kramerman
they could self replicate to replace the destoryed bots using raw materials readily available in the surrounding environement

Eh, like rocks?

Patroklos · December 17, 2003, 00:01

common guys, it is of course powered by bananas. jeez.

-Pat

Kramerman · December 23, 2003, 20:42

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Originally posted by Urban Ranger

Eh, like rocks?

yes yes, especially like rocks