TonyTonyChopper

my honest and well thought through opinion

the big guys get sponsors to fund them, not ad revenue

maybe not these days

initially I didn't like the gesture controls but they really are better than having buttons wasting space and burning in the screen

what about Blender

Samsung 😂

Apple can shove it. $500 is middle of the road for the rest of us peasants

For those who don't know. In Human Revolution the manufacturer of these brain chips sent out a version that allows them to make you go zombie mode on command, like The Last of Us zombies. As a political move. No way in hell I ever have one of these put into me.

Right. And they haven't. Now what may we deduce about their confidence in these results?

I don't have time to write all of that out. Start over without any of these guesses as to what these materials do. It's irresponsible to say things as if they're facts, when you know nothing of the subject. Like your most recent post.

These are some of the dumbest proposed applications I've ever seen for this. You have no idea what you're talking about.

This has so many errors. Copper is a far better conductor than people. Set up a multimeter for resistance across your skin if you're dubious, it'll be in the kΩ per cm. Current will flow if a potential difference is present, regardless of whether there is a less resistive path available. Also the material in question is a metal oxide, not a metal. It's brittle. So making it into a cable in the first place will be incredibly difficult and expensive. And even in their own paper they showed a limiting current of something like 400 mA, which is not suitable for high power applications.