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Best. Subheadline. Ever.	by Phoon	2008-03-19 16:52:40
What in the. . . Oh fer cryin. . . GNYAAAAAAAA!!!	by taitano	2008-03-19 18:44:40
I KNEW it!!! My 8th grade science teacher laughed at me and the other hackers when we came up with a very similar architecture using a combination of micro fiber optics and liquid crystal. It was based on what I had learned in 6th grade about optics and liquid crystal (the idea first began to form at that time. There are some differences, liquid crystals would've become more erratic as the heat from the electronic parts built up for instance, but what'd you expect? We were in 8th grade! ;-) Starts filling out the CIE application for their Electrical Engineering Degree program. This has been happening more and more in the last ten years, ideas I had in grade school appearing as I pictured them. If my aerospace ideas and my trinary-bit concept work the way I think they will, I could be a billionaire before I turn fifty. :-D
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Re: Trinary	by intrinsic	2008-03-19 19:08:56
I propose Up, Level and Down for the states	by kahuana	2008-03-19 19:36:52
It came to me over the course of four days, when I	by taitano	2008-03-19 19:55:42
The issue with trinary in transistor based	by intrinsic	2008-03-19 20:15:29
I was thinking positive, negative and off for the	by taitano	2008-03-19 20:32:32
That'll increase your complexity significantly	by intrinsic	2008-03-19 20:44:26
There was an old soviet computer working this way,	by shminux	2008-03-19 19:44:57
WOW!!! Awsome! Thanks dood!	by taitano	2008-03-19 20:08:18

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