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Identifying People By Odor As Effective As Fingerprinting
A study has found that everybody has a unique body odor, like their fingerprints, that could be used as an unique identifier. The study showed that a persons unique odor stayed the same even if they varied their diet with strong smelling foods such as garlic and spices. "These findings indicate that biologically-based odorprints, like fingerprints, could be a reliable way to identify individuals," said Monell chemist Jae Kwak. I would have thought that hundreds of years of dogs tracking people would have proved this, but it's nice to know that science has figured it out officially now.
i need to know
each persons' fart has its own unique flavor too. although I don't envy the poor bastard who has to test this theory.
It's on Idle because this idea was invented by Shampoo.
My dog already knew and understood this, that does not speak well for science.
An SQL query goes to a bar, walks up to a table and asks, "Mind if I join you?"
Didn't the 4th Alien movie (the one with winona ryder) kinda show one of the problems with this?
awful.
I hate Idle, Btw.
Try running this then:
#!/bin/sh
while true; do
fork
done
I wrote my first program at the age of six, and I still can't work out how this website works.
If they're your friends, at least you like those people.
I've got co-workers.
Boot Windows, Linux, and ESX over the network for free.