“The density of information of this memory is 128MB/square millimeter having the thickness of the recording media(array) of 20microns. 3.2GB of non-volatile RAM are contained in one cubic millimeter. Also, this new Quantum–Optical technology allows to build up to 256GB in one package / or module up to 35TB.”
Atom Chip Corporation via Juha
Category: Uncategorized
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Quantum-Optical Technology
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How to strip away <p> tags from the_excerpt
“Easy question: when I use the_excerpt, it spits out the content enclosed in <p></p>. How do I makes those go away?”
“Here is a plug in a friend made for me to do just that[.]”
BPartch
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Panographies: Panoramas on Steroids
“Our pal Mareen does this neat thing she calls panography. Taking dozens of photos of a scene, she assembles a patchwork of images that more accurately represents what your eyes see when you’re not looking through a viewfinder.
Call it super wide-angle panorama or call it panography, we think it’s awesome. Read on to learn how you can make one yourself!”
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Space Invaders
This is a video/performance based on the mythical the video game Space Invaders, played on human scale. On June 24, 2006, 67 people sat in the seats of Espace Nuithonie for almost 4 hours, simulating the pixels of the game. For each of the 390 frames, these human pixels moved, or not, between seats. All the images of the performance were assembled to make a 3 minute video. The result: a group of people appearing as the vessel defending the Earth firing individuals on the extraterrestrial armada consisting of various groups of people, which, in return, release human beings on the vessel.
NOTsoNOISY via Killinki
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Karvalakkihakki
“This project is inspired by drunken chats during summer music festivals. A personal light-show to wear after dark. Overall more than 6 months from start to finish. No comment on whether this was time well spent. […] My machine is industrial rather than pretty.”
www.lushprojects.com via Juha
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Folder Size for Windows Explorer
“Folder Size for Windows adds a new column to the Details view in Windows Explorer. The new column shows not only the size of files, but also the size of folders. It keeps track of which folders you view, and scans them in the background so you can see complete size of all files within the folder.”
Folder Size for Windows via Juha