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28th Oct 2017

Response to id:2201761 and id:2203514. Hopefully the precursor to annoying TPT GIFs and dense hard drives.

electronics phot memory reusable storage photon 60hz subframe electronic stack

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Not_New_Anymore 3rd Nov 2017

40HZ, not 50. +1
mark2222 3rd Nov 2017

@ivel236 Previously I thought I would laugh if I saw virtual memory in TPT, but with this it now feels increasingly sensible... Also, with 1024 words per chunk, copying the whole thing in/out would take about half a second, which is pretty reasonable. I don't think it makes much sense to go beyond that, given that we have a ~250000 upper bound (and that isn't counting the quota taken up by the rest of the electronics!).
ivel236 3rd Nov 2017

You could also do standard HDD stuff like raid1 to sacrafice capacity for speed. However I think I would probably die of laughter if i saw that on tpt...
ivel236 3rd Nov 2017

It would be really cool to use all this storage capacity to store "assets" for a little adventure/rpg thing. If you broke up the 800ish KB into multiple "cylinders" like you said then you could bring access times down to an amazing.... 1-10 minutes!
mark2222 3rd Nov 2017

@ivel236 That made my day xD @atomic2385 Uhh... thanks, I guess? xP It honestly didn't occur to me that I was using a "difficult" word when i wrote that.
ivel236 2nd Nov 2017

I use delimiters to designate demarcarcations in my textfiles :)
rexxar7227 2nd Nov 2017

i can wait for someone(or you) to make a new computer with all the new recent tech that has been created by you and others
KDUK2 2nd Nov 2017

Let me know something about this: ID:2206010
Saturn510Shark 1st Nov 2017

lol broke at 5672 but when i reload the thing it goes way more. still kool
DustinVille 1st Nov 2017

now all we need is a writable phot storage and then combined with subframe we have the recipe for fully functional tpt advanced computers comparible to some of the early real computers

The Powder Toy

Reusable Photon Storage by mark2222

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