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Special Machine Program?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
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So I was wondering what type of Program would be needed for a Hard Drive to Hard Drive Machine. The build is pretty simple; a User basically runs two Hard Drives that do basic keying functions that returns and sends data in a continuous loop. Both Hard Drives retain data and build off one another; creating a update cycle meaning every action is saved and nothing is forgotten.
One Hard Drive builds data to send to another Hard Drive then this data recieved is then sent back to the first Hard Drive that sent the data and basically updates itself with the new data. Each Hard Drive will need to run this Program that builds and sends data and this is what Im having trouble with because what kind of data or Program is useful for two Hard Drives to build upon and what platform would have to exist so that two Hard Drives can essentially share the same data and be able to pass it back and forth to build upon it.
Example: There is a room with a table and two chairs. Two people sit down (the Hard Drives) and you give them a subject to talk about. One person starts the conversation then the other participates and they both begin to exchange information on the subject that the conversation is built upon.
The build sounds like a wiring nightmare, for I have not that much skill in this field; but the program is do able for me. Also if you are able to achieve this experiment, go for it; its for the Love of Machine Culture.
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So I was wondering what type of Program would be needed for a Hard Drive to Hard Drive Machine. The build is pretty simple; a User basically runs two Hard Drives that do basic keying functions that returns and sends data in a continuous loop. Both Hard Drives retain data and build off one another; creating a update cycle meaning every action is saved and nothing is forgotten.
One Hard Drive builds data to send to another Hard Drive then this data recieved is then sent back to the first Hard Drive that sent the data and basically updates itself with the new data. Each Hard Drive will need to run this Program that builds and sends data and this is what Im having trouble with because what kind of data or Program is useful for two Hard Drives to build upon and what platform would have to exist so that two Hard Drives can essentially share the same data and be able to pass it back and forth to build upon it.
Example: There is a room with a table and two chairs. Two people sit down (the Hard Drives) and you give them a subject to talk about. One person starts the conversation then the other participates and they both begin to exchange information on the subject that the conversation is built upon.
The build sounds like a wiring nightmare, for I have not that much skill in this field; but the program is do able for me. Also if you are able to achieve this experiment, go for it; its for the Love of Machine Culture.
network-programming
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So I was wondering what type of Program would be needed for a Hard Drive to Hard Drive Machine. The build is pretty simple; a User basically runs two Hard Drives that do basic keying functions that returns and sends data in a continuous loop. Both Hard Drives retain data and build off one another; creating a update cycle meaning every action is saved and nothing is forgotten.
One Hard Drive builds data to send to another Hard Drive then this data recieved is then sent back to the first Hard Drive that sent the data and basically updates itself with the new data. Each Hard Drive will need to run this Program that builds and sends data and this is what Im having trouble with because what kind of data or Program is useful for two Hard Drives to build upon and what platform would have to exist so that two Hard Drives can essentially share the same data and be able to pass it back and forth to build upon it.
Example: There is a room with a table and two chairs. Two people sit down (the Hard Drives) and you give them a subject to talk about. One person starts the conversation then the other participates and they both begin to exchange information on the subject that the conversation is built upon.
The build sounds like a wiring nightmare, for I have not that much skill in this field; but the program is do able for me. Also if you are able to achieve this experiment, go for it; its for the Love of Machine Culture.
network-programming
asked Mar 9 at 0:54
Mega GammaMega Gamma
12
So I was wondering what type of Program would be needed for a Hard Drive to Hard Drive Machine. The build is pretty simple; a User basically runs two Hard Drives that do basic keying functions that returns and sends data in a continuous loop. Both Hard Drives retain data and build off one another; creating a update cycle meaning every action is saved and nothing is forgotten.
One Hard Drive builds data to send to another Hard Drive then this data recieved is then sent back to the first Hard Drive that sent the data and basically updates itself with the new data. Each Hard Drive will need to run this Program that builds and sends data and this is what Im having trouble with because what kind of data or Program is useful for two Hard Drives to build upon and what platform would have to exist so that two Hard Drives can essentially share the same data and be able to pass it back and forth to build upon it.
Example: There is a room with a table and two chairs. Two people sit down (the Hard Drives) and you give them a subject to talk about. One person starts the conversation then the other participates and they both begin to exchange information on the subject that the conversation is built upon.
The build sounds like a wiring nightmare, for I have not that much skill in this field; but the program is do able for me. Also if you are able to achieve this experiment, go for it; its for the Love of Machine Culture.
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