Horay!'Not wrong' :]
Now it seems we're at, or very near, the limit of data storage, not much smaller than atoms.
Well, we could store things as sequences of protons and neutrons, maybe. But that sounds quite difficult and sciencey.
A terabyte of memory in a thumbdrive sounds like enough anyways, I haven't even half filled the 160GB on my pc yet, I've had the thing long enough!
Oh well, I'm off now b3ta, tah-rah!
(Now it seems we're at, or very near, the limit of data storage, not much smaller than atoms.
Well, we could store things as sequences of protons and neutrons, maybe. But that sounds quite difficult and sciencey.
A terabyte of memory in a thumbdrive sounds like enough anyways, I haven't even half filled the 160GB on my pc yet, I've had the thing long enough!
Oh well, I'm off now b3ta, tah-rah!
xihpete A neutrino walks straight through a bar, with v>c.,
Mon 9 Jun 2008, 23:20,
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