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The Tweaker
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Re: Fire

on Wednesday, June, 09, 2004 1:49 AM
I find all this discussion about time very interesting, but I'll save that discussion for another thread...


 
Plazma
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on Thursday, June, 10, 2004 12:09 PM
It is my personal view that if a hard drive or a whole computer was on fire in the real world, then certain bits of information would be destoryed, including programs such as Tron. Although couldn't the program just become corrupt, therefore inside the computer giving programs a disability of some sort.


 
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Re: Fire

on Thursday, June, 10, 2004 12:37 PM
In some cases, I suppose, when a corrupted program still functions somewhat normally and just starts having a bad habit of crashing, I'd say yes. So perhaps they end up getting dismembered/lose an eye, etc by whatever the disaster looks like on the inside (and have to hop around on one leg for the rest of their existence).

But I don't think it would look anything like normal corruption. Corruption as seen in 2.0 is merely data being tampered with by a software virus. Something like a fire is real-world physical damage being done to the computer and is usually not repairable.



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The Tweaker
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Re: Fire

on Thursday, June, 10, 2004 4:04 PM
Perhaps the "sleeping programs" we come across in the Alan's PC level of are merely shortcuts that are seamlessly replaced by the actual programs when we activate them?
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Plazma
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on Wednesday, September, 29, 2004 6:47 AM
Possibly so my good fellow


 
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on Wednesday, September, 29, 2004 8:05 AM
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