Technologic
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angelsroostWho; Sam, Tony, and JARVIS
When; April(?)
Where; Avengers (Stark)) Tower
What; JARVIS is trying out being human. Tron style.
Warnings Doubtful? Physics and/or programming BS
Closed
Sam checked and rechecked his little phone. The laser controls were slaved to an app running through a couple of the old Encom server slices, to a Stark industries server circa 1998 ( which was the best Sam and Tony could do on compatibility ) to, funny enough, an industrial strength robotic arm that had originally been intended to save workers from having to work long hours on hellfire missiles. It's original function now rendered moot twice over, the computer that powered it still had a wholly unforeseen use as Sam had navigated his way through a Stark system from the other side of the screen, and ended up putting it all together once the laser was flown in from LA.
Sure it had taken a while, but it was totally worth it. Sam had been over this entire process so many times, he could recite it backwards and forwards. Hell, he'd been digitized enough, it was a wonder he didn't sneeze pixels. All that was left, this time around, is for JARVIS to step into the Portal with him this time.
Sam still checked his phone a third time.
When; April(?)
Where; Avengers (Stark)) Tower
What; JARVIS is trying out being human. Tron style.
Warnings Doubtful? Physics and/or programming BS
Closed
Sam checked and rechecked his little phone. The laser controls were slaved to an app running through a couple of the old Encom server slices, to a Stark industries server circa 1998 ( which was the best Sam and Tony could do on compatibility ) to, funny enough, an industrial strength robotic arm that had originally been intended to save workers from having to work long hours on hellfire missiles. It's original function now rendered moot twice over, the computer that powered it still had a wholly unforeseen use as Sam had navigated his way through a Stark system from the other side of the screen, and ended up putting it all together once the laser was flown in from LA.
Sure it had taken a while, but it was totally worth it. Sam had been over this entire process so many times, he could recite it backwards and forwards. Hell, he'd been digitized enough, it was a wonder he didn't sneeze pixels. All that was left, this time around, is for JARVIS to step into the Portal with him this time.
Sam still checked his phone a third time.