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December 28th, 2004, 05:05 PM
#11
i will not discuss this anymore,cuz as i said it is just an idea that i had, meaningless one 
very little got my point
but the idea is not abut wirless,teleporting, or teleporting the hard disk
it is fiction
the networking basics are to divide data into packets, and send it thru the network to a destination, and have a protocole like the to control the whole process(errors, synchro...)
what i mean is why divide the data into part and send it
one thing we can do is create like a common space on the internet, divided into cells or addresses, something like that, where we put our objects and the things we created and want to send, nothing can access them unless it has a certain code
so in order for the recepient to view, we send him something like a pointer to the address and a code that enables the pointer to see things
the other thing we can do, applies the concept of teleportation, not the scientific processes
we don't move the thing, we move the proprieties
like i created an object red color, and that width and height, i want to send it to you
prog1 reads the proprieties of the object, in that case red, width, height
than it goes to a recepient, takes one of its raw objects, applies the same proprieties on the raw object...like cloning it... then the original object can be destructed or delete it
like that i did not transport the 200kb of data, i transported red, height, width
i liked ur posts.... it was funny.... why don't u share some crazy concepts u immagined 
abut the bad comments i don't care, i shared a thought, i enjoyed sharing it, what you think... duh, i don't care... it does not matter what u think of me
i like quantum computing, dna computing, molecular computing ... such stuff
it makes u keep dreaming and helps u keep a good immagination
this stuff will be common in the future (who dreamed of cell phones 50 years ago :P)
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