Spray-On Computers
Jack William Bell writes "Edinburgh University has funding for a program to create spray on computers. The basic idea is to make thousands of tiny 'silicon specks' or 'smart sand' (a step larger than smart dust) which work together via wireless networking to provide 'ubiquitous computing.' No, the idea itself isn't new. But it is interesting to see someone actually working on it. The initial application is a spray you apply to the chest of heart patients, creating a sensor array to report their health back to the hospital."
that geeks start coding in graffiti?
[Insert Spray-On Hair-Club-For-Men Joke Here]
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Then the patient could really be in trouble if some one accidentally sent "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda"
boy I sure would not give out my root password.
OH THE SHAME I fell off the wagon and use sigs again!
Most of the geeks I work with can't even figure out how to spray on deodorant.
Great! So I guess in the future, I can look forward to have my daily /. page
generated by a squadron of albino spray-on paint.
I want some high-tech painball loads of this stuff, so I can get a tactical advantage feeding the enemy's location into a little heads-up-display...
Okay, I'll just stick with Unreal Tournament for now. Proper exercise can be a unimplemented goal, can't it...?
~ Whence do you come, slayer of men, or where are you going, conqueror of space?
Imagine a beowulf cluster of those. Oh. Wait.
...nobody will complain that geeks don't wear deodorant.
Hack your mind out of its sandbox.
Would you get a spontaneous Beowulf cluter?
Do you know how many Americans pray out their deepest darkest secrets on their knees by their bedsides each night?
In America? This happens? Ooooh, you mean those two wierd guys, yeah I think they are all that're left.
Power your micro-puters with your body fat and lose weight fast - guaranteed!
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