Comment Just a Thought... (Score 1) 174
While all this is rather fascinating, dont forget, just because people say it's entirely possible to do it, doesnt mean that you're going to have the means to do it lying around in the back of your garage under the bench with the toolkit and the WD40.
And rather than all the stuff about storing an infinite amount of data on a single electron, what about the computational ability of that single electron? Wouldn't it be nice to be able to have games that look and feel and sound just like real life (and still get over 100fps without hacks/mods), all powered not by an Intel box, but by a single tiny little electron.
Interesting thought, IMHO.
"Anyone who is not shocked by quantum theory does not understand it." -- Neils Bohr, 1927
"Nobody understands quantum theory." -- Richard Feynman, 1967
Kevin "Kayy" Beadle
And rather than all the stuff about storing an infinite amount of data on a single electron, what about the computational ability of that single electron? Wouldn't it be nice to be able to have games that look and feel and sound just like real life (and still get over 100fps without hacks/mods), all powered not by an Intel box, but by a single tiny little electron.
Interesting thought, IMHO.
"Anyone who is not shocked by quantum theory does not understand it." -- Neils Bohr, 1927
"Nobody understands quantum theory." -- Richard Feynman, 1967
Kevin "Kayy" Beadle
