kennysmith1234's ideas

daman200 wrote:

A lightsaber would take a anti-matter generators worth of energy just to power it for a few seconds. Fit THAT in a lightsaber handle.

Theyve already made a machine that generates something similar to a lightsaber. Except its about the size of the Small Hadron collider.

See my point? No one can carry the Large Hadron Collider in their pocket.

daman200 wrote:

See my point? No one can carry the Large Hadron Collider in their pocket.

Carbon nano tube battery.

daman200 wrote:

See my point? No one can carry the Large Hadron Collider in their pocket.

You can with an infnite storage hyper-cube.

Infinite storage hypercube: because magic crystals weren't silly enough.

fr0stbyte124 wrote:

Infinite storage hypercube: because magic crystals weren't silly enough.

I was merley suggesting an option for fitting large objects into small spaces; I never said it should be added.

Merging Fantasy With Sci-Fi.

I use my +2 deathmark railgun.

I use my +3 defensive crysknife.

See, it doesn't work.



Anyway, voting for some sort of "bigger on inside then outside" option. Have it be costly, though.

Quantum Compresser?

Keon wrote:

Anyway, voting for some sort of "bigger on inside then outside" option. Have it be costly, though.

We'll do a compromise. We will have rooms that are smaller on the inside than the outside. That way you can have magic rooms, and it is easier to code!

fr0stbyte124 wrote:

Keon wrote:

Anyway, voting for some sort of "bigger on inside then outside" option. Have it be costly, though.

We'll do a compromise. We will have rooms that are smaller on the inside than the outside. That way you can have magic rooms, and it is easier to code!

TARDIS! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA I AM THE DOCTOR! Go go Dalek Rangers!

Spoiler:

Anyway, if you dont know what that was all about, you've been having a terrible life.

Keon wrote:

This post is slightly over 100 bytes. *Applause.*
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Yeah, crystals sound okay.

That post is actually 76 bytes, not counting formatting info and including spaces and special characters.

Keon wrote:

You forgot several other factions. Continue.

In other news, I got to use a Power Mac from 1996. . 14 megs of data storage. That made my day. (Not ram, storage.) How about having iCrystals and PCrystals?

I happen to own a 1982 Radio Shack TRS-80 PC-2 Pocket Computer with no built-in permanent storage and 1850 bytes of RAM set aside for data storage.It's awesomer because it runs on AAs and can save data to an audiocassette. AND I have the Printer/Plotter/Cassette Adaptor w/ rechargeable batteries and a big barrel of awesomesauce. I win.

EDIT: Oops, double-posted, please don't ban me.

ZeoNet wrote:

Keon wrote:

You forgot several other factions. Continue.

In other news, I got to use a Power Mac from 1996. . 14 megs of data storage. That made my day. (Not ram, storage.) How about having iCrystals and PCrystals?

I happen to own a 1982 Radio Shack TRS-80 PC-2 Pocket Computer with no built-in permanent storage and 1850 bytes of RAM set aside for data storage.It's awesomer because it runs on AAs and can save data to an audiocassette. AND I have the Printer/Plotter/Cassette Adaptor w/ rechargeable batteries and a big barrel of awesomesauce. I win.

EDIT: Oops, double-posted, please don't ban me.

No banning needed.

Anyway, now the post is over 100 bytes. I couldn't think of what to type. But reading that post also takes a lot of temporary memory.

As for your 1982 pocket computer, that is impressive; what functions can it do?