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8th Jan 2018

26th Feb 2018

Three T-A8D4s connected via Network Interface Cards (NICs) and a wire sending each eachother random packets. The A8D4s are connected via their I/O ports to the NICs and each NIC has a unique address.

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phlora_vixen_fry 15th Nov 2021

i can commucate with it by sending morse code packet thourgh a morse code genarator
Sam_Hayzen 22nd Sep 2019

I could, and totally should
Chemlab 22nd Aug 2019

You should make a save where you fit the highest amount of A10D28s possible in the screen and connect them with internet.
LukeRen0123 8th Dec 2018

in game compputers are amazing
Sam_Hayzen 27th Feb 2018

Yeah, tell me about it
Matera_the_Mad 26th Feb 2018

[sigh] What a sad world is TPT. Computers get as much whining as "art"
NoVIcE 11th Jan 2018

Negative numbers were discovered way before someone made the conclusion antimatter should exist, as matter is positive, antimatter is negative.
Sam_Hayzen 11th Jan 2018

And besides, if you're looking for "something new" in science, you really shouldn't be dissapointed when the next breakthrough in technology doesn't come from Powder Toy.
lamyipfu 11th Jan 2018

@BLUE-User, !SCIENCE! is for science's sake and not just for utility, that's what improves science and has been a core spirit of science. Practically, even if a research has no immediate usage, something is learnt and it may turns out that the combination of "useless" things becomes the cornerstone of great revolutions.
gunpowderTR 10th Jan 2018

Oh no, this isnt the first inter computer communication, i do remember seeing a save with computers using gravity (alongside a regular spark version) to send serial data and search for "two r16k1s60s in love", its 2 of the lbphacker's computers communicating.

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Tesla-A8D4s with internet by Sam_Hayzen

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