Weird Tech Friday: Brainjack Breakthrough

October 27th, 2006 by Morgan J. Locke

I found this cool bit of news while browsing today. Researchers have found a DNA switch that can interface with silicon. This is a significant breakthrough in bio-nanotech. The singularity is just around the corner.

So, I’m curious. How many people would get a brainjack, if they could? Me, not so much. Not until they’ve released Mozilla LightningBug thought browser version 2.0, and gotten all the bugs shaken out of Norton Brain Utility…

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1. Steven Gould Says:
   November 18th, 2006 at 8:59 pm

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   Steven Gould said…

   Yes, but that Norton Brain Utility thing–I’m really needing that about now. (Now what was his name? ERROR READING SYNAPSE BAD SYNAPSE BAD CHECKSUM ATTEMPTING RECOVERY….)

   10/27/2006 8:03 PM
   

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   Steven Gould said…

   UNABLE TO RECOVER. REFORMATTING. #Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do.#

   10/27/2006 8:25 PM
   

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   Morgan J Locke said…

   Me, too, on the NBU thing. Not to mention Google Memory Search and SpySweeper 10k.

   10/27/2006 9:30 PM
   

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   Madeleine Robins said…

   I just want the utility that will permit me to back-off old TV jingles and names of Jeopardy! champions from 1973, and remember where I put my car keys.

   10/29/2006 12:39 AM