b3ta.com board
You are not logged in. Login or Signup
Home » Messageboard » If Movie Plots Were Real » Message 4029919

[challenge entry] w00t floppy o.O

From the If Movie Plots Were Real challenge. See all 300 entries (closed)

(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:10, archived)
# Pfft,
you said 'floppy'.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:11, archived)
# Pffff
fft
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:12, archived)
# Independence day?
..hmm.. we can't even speak thier language, but know how to write a virus in thier version of "Windows 2001 an OS odessey" to take down the mothership..jeeze...
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:14, archived)
# nah, it's ez
all you need to do is replace the display on their screen with a skull and cross bones, and the entire ship's computer system immediately crashes. Simple.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:16, archived)
# ah right...
..but what if thier ship is 'green tooth' instead of blue? 10m?
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:19, archived)
# ahh but but but but
mathmatics is a universal language. No matter what language you speak or in this case what planet you are from mathmatics is identical....so if they managed to figure out a way to upload a never ending equation into the computers then it could in theory use up all the motherships computing resources trying to figure it out! HA!

ok no where'd i leave my drink!?
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:18, archived)
# clever Aaron
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:19, archived)
# OMG
you know my name

*runs...hides....

either that or you found link to my website...or maybe your stalking me - yeah thats it......so YOUR that rustling in the bushes o.O
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:25, archived)
# you're
/pedant :)
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:29, archived)
# Bassett.... muahahahahahahahahaaa


*chokes* collapses in bushes.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:34, archived)
# Called a 'logic bomb'
Tell a computer to calculate pi, or count to infinity.
And if you're REALLY clever, you tell it to prioritise the calculation until it is complete.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:19, archived)
# problem..
..program a linux box using DOS..

let alone a machine from 6 lightyears away! :\
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:21, archived)
# not saying it's likely,
just agreeing with the theory.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:23, archived)
# where would they plug the USB in?
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:24, archived)
# haha...exactly..
*sarcasm* lucky they used wireless TCP/IP protocol same as his IBM thinkpad :\
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:25, archived)
# they wouldn't use USB,
it would be uploaded via a 3-1/2 floppy
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:27, archived)
# yup
they discovered anti-gravity hovering, but STILL have a 3 1/4 drive hanging about "just in case" (don't we all)
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:29, archived)
# I'll tell you what...
...next time Aliens invade and start blowing things up I'll prove it to ya :D
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:26, archived)
# Allow me to restate the original point in a way that will seem more realistic:
1. Take a fully functional alien mothership
2. Connect it to an Apple Mac
3. It crashes

(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:41, archived)
# ah
ha! ..That'll do it!
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:45, archived)
# Or you could just write
10 Print "I woz ere"
20 Goto 10
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:30, archived)
# hahahahahah..
(runs off to find a screen shot from the film)
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:31, archived)
# Shoppage
Imminent!
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:40, archived)
# I never believed that 'Mathematics is universal' stuff
what if aliens can invent their own mathematics. where 2+2 = 5. then you'll be sorry.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:20, archived)
# hmm, tricky
/HGTTG

I once though that, then studied science. Very humbling stuff
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:25, archived)
# I still havn't found a believable reason why 2+2 doesn't = 5
they just talk about Set Theory and Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem and so on. bunch of wankers.
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:28, archived)
# 2+2 does = 5
for some =
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:31, archived)
# get two marbles, then add two more.
If you have five marbles you've just destroyed physics and we're all about to collapse into a temporal vortex.
(that would be bad)
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:31, archived)
# yeh, but I still proved them wrong
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:33, archived)
# haha!
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:33, archived)
# proved who?
what?

\ooh, something shiney!
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:46, archived)
# except they could transfer it to the ship,
make sure it wasn't the toilet computer, get the computer to open it, and a ship that advanced would most likely either take a while to have its processes filled, or be smart enough to downsize that particular running process. It's not like it's working out why you'd want a cup of tea...
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:21, archived)
# Hah
Clever, made me laugh
(, Tue 7 Dec 2004, 23:16, archived)