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I like the part where it uses the conductivity of pee as the power switch. https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1301709777383292928/photo/1 https://twitter.com/Foo
by tobinfricke 6y ago
I like the part where it uses the conductivity of pee as the power switch.
https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1301709777383292928/photo/1 https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1301709777383292928/photo/1
- tobinfricke 6y agoI also like the part that it has as much CPU power as the original IBM PC but it's literally something you pee on and then throw away!
- runbyfruity 6y agoAnd then it sits in a landfill for eternity! Imagine how many millions of tiny computers (and batteries - oof) are just sitting in dumps right now. That's the most egregious part for me: this test is exactly the same as the analog one, but it generates eWaste.
- titzer 6y agoIf there is an engineer afterlife, then we got some serious hell to pay for how wasteful we are collectively.
- pedrow 6y agoI wonder if it would be possible to also use it as the electrolyte in a cell, and generate enough current to run the test