I need a crystal to store my passwords on.
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Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
I would not mind that minus the heartbreak.
5D ‘eternity crystal’ stores 360 TB of data for billions of years
Scientists have stored the entire human genome on a five-dimensional crystal that’s capable of digitally storing up to 360 terabytes of information and is built to survive for billions of years. The tech could be used to create an enduring record of human, animal, and plant genomes.newatlas.com
rootabaga
Android Expert
For those who may not be all that familiar with Charles Ponzi, the man whose monetary misdeeds encapsulated his name for all time in the phrase “Ponzi Scheme,” here is a short article that provides a tidy overview of the history surrounding his rise and fall.
truthfully.com
He Promised the World and Left Investors Nothing | Truthfully.com
Info to you truthfully all the time!
rootabaga
Android Expert
Sometimes it sure feels that way. I use the FastPass free version. Their security model is good; so long as they don’t get hacked my info is safe, unless I suddenly lose my senses and succumb to phishers.
rootabaga
Android Expert
This is an amazing undertaking…and what’s most amazing, at least to me, is that they can pull it off for so little money.
It's probably not easy to erase a crystal every time you change your password because of a data breach...
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
Farm Disaster ResourceNet: Farm Disasters: Tornadoes -- Keep this in mind.
rootabaga
Android Expert
I’ve been a little intrigued by Firefly’s expedition…and there’s a cool pic in the article of the “lunar” eclipse as viewed from…the moon.
Enjoy…
Enjoy…
The picture of the total eclipse of the moon from the moon's perspective is fantastic.
Okay, Oak Ridge needs to hire this kid. NOW. There are ways around the child labor laws (there are child actors) and this kid could (a) fix our power grid; and (b) inspire other whiz kids!
www.ndtv.com
At Just 12, US Boy Builds Nuclear Fusion Reactor In His Room, Gets FBI Visit
He shared his remarkable journey on X, revealing how he became determined to prove himself and achieved the impressive feat just before turning 13.
www.ndtv.com