the ultimant

[eman7613]

hey ono, when can indigo simulat this?

http://pubs.acs.org/cgi-bin/sample.cgi/ ... essid=4911

ive always wanted to store my hard drive info on a pitry dish ;p

[OnoSendai]

[Maluminas]

Interesting but quite useless lol.

Bacteria are very easy to grow, consequently their growth is hard to control. You have to give them nutrients and extract metabolism derived toxins. Ya you could freeze-dry them and keep them on a slide, but it would be very fragile.

And integrating the information in the genome is "easy" but requires impressive amounts of expensive equipment and reagents. The chances that you can isolate a bacteria that has successfully integrated the sequence is quite low althought very possible.

Bacteria mutate very fast, modifying the code.

All that to say that memory cards are just better lol

[eman7613]

Interesting but quite useless lol.

Bacteria are very easy to grow, consequently their growth is hard to control. You have to give them nutrients and extract metabolism derived toxins. Ya you could freeze-dry them and keep them on a slide, but it would be very fragile.

And integrating the information in the genome is "easy" but requires impressive amounts of expensive equipment and reagents. The chances that you can isolate a bacteria that has successfully integrated the sequence is quite low althought very possible.

Bacteria mutate very fast, modifying the code.

All that to say that memory cards are just better lol

i dont care, im just thinking how awsome it woudl be to make my own personal OS, and just stick my finger in the usb drive and watch it start up ;p

[Kram1032]

xD

[Maluminas]

lol... it could be a huge asset to Intelligence agencies, a way to slip information anywhere unnoticed, like bacteria on a innocent looking piece of paper with a recipe for puff-pastries on it... Until a freak sterilises the paper with a lysol spray