Java 136
on November 20, 2019
at 8:00 am
Just a reminder that no creature is as ninja as the jaguar. Also, Java doesn’t like being mistaken for a cat. And may have a problem with authority figures.
Just a reminder that no creature is as ninja as the jaguar. Also, Java doesn’t like being mistaken for a cat. And may have a problem with authority figures.
o.o That cat has taken out coffee ninjas, killer robots, the coffee sasquatch and a sterotypical Aussie (the aussie was hardest).
I have no idea where this plot is going to go. I have to assume that some bigwig in governement wants a Universal Translator. That’s fine in theory, but when in practice there’s a real person as essential wetware…
Also, that agent is *not* the right colour for ‘human’. Is he Walton Simons or something…?
From our Agent’s perspective, the question is how far this power goes. Computers have a language. The password to a bank account is language. Pratically everything can be defined as language. What if Java is asked to speak the language of, for example, a server shutdown code? Would he be able to do that? Or is this one of those selective superpowers? Maybe it has to be the language of a living thing, even if fictional? If it really has no limits, what if he were asked for the right language to cause it to rain cake, or create a cakological singularity, or create a new element like argon or boron, except this element is raw platonic… donuit?
Where indeed is this plot going? I was going for a cross between Good Will Hunting, Hidden Figures, and Mission: Impossible. We’ll find out soon. As for the agent skin tone… I picked “Caucasian” from the “government office worker” palette so I thought it would be spot on… 🙂
Itz da kat wit da gat!
Dat feline’s packing a nine!
I see this agents future… I see plenty angry Jaguar. Excuse me, “cat”.