Monday, November 6, 2007 24:22 To: Dr. John Smith (doc_who@unit.gov) From: Rose Tyler (dame.tyler@gmail.uk2) Subject: Re: Re: Suspense isn't my friend Doctor.
I'm here at work because I wasn't about to leave with that email on the way. I mean the only reason I'm pretty sure I can even hook up into this thing is because of all this fancy stuff running through this place. I mean my laptop probably won't hook in back at the flat.
So right, something to broadcast into the void. I mean I'm pushing past it now like using it as a gateway of some sort so I need to get something more like shortwave or a shorter band something...
I could put a delay on the signal! Like in short bursts that way while the first is being sent out the others will pile up behind them and eventually they'll just get stuck in there! It's what happened when I started testing it. They started to bounce back to me after a week, but they were just echoing in the void for a while messing up all my data!
Alright, so I'll start sending the code on a repeating loop with a delay set for the broadcast. So that the first one takes a lot longer to get across.
So what is the code I need?
Also you expect me to sleep now? I mean this is like... well it's kinda exciting and dangerous all the same time... kinda like the old days.
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To: Dr. John Smith (doc_who@unit.gov)
From: Rose Tyler (dame.tyler@gmail.uk2)
Subject: Re: Re: Suspense isn't my friend Doctor.
I'm here at work because I wasn't about to leave with that email on the way. I mean the only reason I'm pretty sure I can even hook up into this thing is because of all this fancy stuff running through this place. I mean my laptop probably won't hook in back at the flat.
So right, something to broadcast into the void. I mean I'm pushing past it now like using it as a gateway of some sort so I need to get something more like shortwave or a shorter band something...
I could put a delay on the signal! Like in short bursts that way while the first is being sent out the others will pile up behind them and eventually they'll just get stuck in there! It's what happened when I started testing it. They started to bounce back to me after a week, but they were just echoing in the void for a while messing up all my data!
Alright, so I'll start sending the code on a repeating loop with a delay set for the broadcast. So that the first one takes a lot longer to get across.
So what is the code I need?
Also you expect me to sleep now? I mean this is like... well it's kinda exciting and dangerous all the same time... kinda like the old days.
Rose