Comment Re:100% solid state. (Score 1) 280
Because i don't know any storage media that's in liquid or gaseous form, or a plasma.
I, for one, store all my digital stuff in the Bose-Einstein condensate phase of matter on my shiny new quantum computer
Because i don't know any storage media that's in liquid or gaseous form, or a plasma.
I, for one, store all my digital stuff in the Bose-Einstein condensate phase of matter on my shiny new quantum computer
Well, I trust both Google and Dropbox enough to store my encrypted backups. Wouldn't upload anything important without encryption though.
I run OpenWRT Backfire on my TP-link WR1043. It even comes with an USB port.
It's MIPS based, comes with 32 MB ram and a gigabit switch etc.
Can only recommend.
Well, something has to explain what we observe in the lab.
So far, quantum physics is the only successful theory.
In wind power, yes, you use rare earth materials. But at end of life, these can be recycled. It's not like we throw
the rare earth materials into space when we're done with them.
Solar power uses ground water in deserts. Does this even run out? I mean, ground water is there because it rains or comes in from the sea.
Evaporating water from solar panels still make it into rain and so the cycle should continue.
What's the fuss?
or rather how it does so
I wonder if this chip can do plasticity and learning just as a real brain.
One thing is to hardwire a neural network, another is to mimic the brain.
The brain constantly rewires itself in different ways to learn.
Anyone can make an omelet with eggs. The trick is to make one with none.