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KulunkelBoom@lemmus.org to Programmer Humor@programming.devEnglish · 2 天前

Into The Bit Bucket With Thee

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Into The Bit Bucket With Thee

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KulunkelBoom@lemmus.org to Programmer Humor@programming.devEnglish · 2 天前
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    We have forgotten:

    torsion wire delay-line memory

    delay-line memory tube

    mercury delay-line memory drum of UNIVAC 1

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      No because what the fuck are those

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        History.

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          specifically the please no touchey one looks so cool

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            That’s a warp core, duh.

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      The idea of using a cave to store memories for a bit by yelling into it so the idea echoes back later, is a beautiful dwarven fantasy solution that I don’t think could have even been imagined today. Nerds just no longer spend their formative years exploring the real world

      We are lost in the deeps, crafting a new world, completely enchanted by the demon we awakened in the delving.

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        I watched a whole video on someone storing data as in-flight ping packets to the highest latency servers they could find. I don’t think we’re lacking in creativity at least.

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          You can also use birds as a storage medium.

          https://flowingdata.com/2025/07/30/storing-png-image-data-in-a-birds-song/

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          That’s really cool. That was the 90s wasn’t it? I think I remember reading something about that in 2600. Cool though it may be, it’s just the same delay-line memory, but using the Internet as a medium rather than a drum of mercury. Which echoes what I was saying. I agree with you that creativity is not lacking now. I was just musing on how it’s mostly mapped off the map now rather than the territory.

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            This was much more recent, in 2022: https://youtu.be/JcJSW7Rprio

            Edit: Wow, I completely forgot where this video went. The ping storage is only the first 10 minutes. I won’t spoil it, but it goes hard(er)

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