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> "The reported breakthrough is completely fundamental —we're giving researchers a new tool. And the number of applications is limited only by one's imagination
by woliveirajr 9y ago
> "The reported breakthrough is completely fundamental —we're giving researchers a new tool. And the number of applications is limited only by one's imagination," sums up Tsakmakidis.
I like the idea of having a new tool available, but don't know why everything has to be sooo revolutionary and unlimited.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoYeah. You can tell the article writer isn't a scientist when they say "the number of potential applications is close to infinite".
- Cyph0n 9y ago- How close? - Very close ;)
- vanderZwan 9y ago> And the number of applications is limited only by one's imagination," sums up Tsakmakidis. That's the scientist behind the publication
- dsmithatx 9y agoRead the article and came here for examples of these unlimited applications. They seem poorly covered given the limitless of them. It sounds like using magnetic waves we can get more bandwidth for telecommunications. Does that mean my cell phone is going to soon have Gigabit downloads? Faster porn with less lag and freezing during the good parts?
- vanderZwan 9y agoYour ideas aren't exactly creative either. Snark isn't going to find applications for this technology.
- pbhjpbhj 9y agoExtra bandwidth on a Thursday, extra bandwidth when it's 17.23 degC ambient, extra bandwidth wearing a cape ... near limitless possibilities. (I don't know if it can improve bandwidth!)