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Radium

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi:

I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.

This electricity is a max of only 1 watt. The amperage is a max of 1
electron per second. The width of the electric channel is only 1
electron thick, hence it is "thin-channeled". The voltage is high
enough that it can pass through air.

In addition, this electricity does not generate any perceptible heat
when passing through air. A computer running on this electricity never
gets hot enough to need any cooling equipment. I can touch the
electric parts of a device when on, without feeling any heat.

Since this electricity can pass through air without metal, it is
wireless.

Chips using this electricity can tolerate electrostatic discharge
without being damaged to any extent.

The PC running on this electricity is as fast as the world's current
best PC.

In addition, this PC does not contain or need any storage devices,
vacuum-tubes, glassfets, GaAsFETs, fans, cooling devices, capacitors,
resistors, magnetic parts, moving parts, semiconductors, discs, or
ROM.

All info in the PC is generated in real-time by the high-voltage, low-
amperage, thin-channeled current itself. So no storage devices are
necessary.

This PC does not need much metal since the electricity flows through
air in the PC.


Regards,

Radium
 
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lacker

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi:

I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.

This electricity is a max of only 1 watt. The amperage is a max of 1
electron per second. The width of the electric channel is only 1
electron thick, hence it is "thin-channeled". The voltage is high
enough that it can pass through air.

In addition, this electricity does not generate any perceptible heat
when passing through air. A computer running on this electricity never
gets hot enough to need any cooling equipment. I can touch the
electric parts of a device when on, without feeling any heat.

you fool

if parallel single electrons throo air
then there wold be by sparks and flashes etc

is this not hot?
 
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Radium

Jan 1, 1970
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I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.
This electricity is a max of only 1 watt. The amperage is a max of 1
electron per second. The width of the electric channel is only 1
electron thick, hence it is "thin-channeled". The voltage is high
enough that it can pass through air.
In addition, this electricity does not generate any perceptible heat
when passing through air. A computer running on this electricity never
gets hot enough to need any cooling equipment. I can touch the
electric parts of a device when on, without feeling any heat.

you fool

if parallel single electrons throo air
then there wold be by sparks and flashes etc

is this not hot?

The sparks, flashes, and noticeable heat occur only if there is enough
amperage-against-resistance and the electron channel is thick enough.
 
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lacker

Jan 1, 1970
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The sparks, flashes, and noticeable heat occur only if there is enough
amperage-against-resistance and the electron channel is thick enough.

air has resistance you fool, and electrons
can only pass throo by sparks

now kiss my ass
 
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Radium

Jan 1, 1970
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air has resistance you fool,

Yes. However, at a high-enough voltage, electricity can pass through
even the toughest insulator.
and electrons
can only pass throo by sparks

If its only 1 electron per second and only 1-electron-thick, then
there won't be any sparks; at least not big enough to see or feel.
 
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The Great Attractor

Jan 1, 1970
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This PC does not need much metal since the electricity flows through
air in the PC.


Perhaps it is flowing through the air between your ears, airhead.
 
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Uncle Al

Jan 1, 1970
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Radium said:
Hi:

I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.
[snip crap]

What will you use as insulation, cerebro-fuckwad?
What will you use as insulation inside the CPU, cerebro-fuckwad?
Bremsstrahlung, cerebro-fuckwad.
 
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David L. Jones

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi:

I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.

This electricity is a max of only 1 watt. The amperage is a max of 1
electron per second. The width of the electric channel is only 1
electron thick, hence it is "thin-channeled". The voltage is high
enough that it can pass through air.

In addition, this electricity does not generate any perceptible heat
when passing through air. A computer running on this electricity never
gets hot enough to need any cooling equipment. I can touch the
electric parts of a device when on, without feeling any heat.

Since this electricity can pass through air without metal, it is
wireless.

Chips using this electricity can tolerate electrostatic discharge
without being damaged to any extent.

The PC running on this electricity is as fast as the world's current
best PC.

In addition, this PC does not contain or need any storage devices,
vacuum-tubes, glassfets, GaAsFETs, fans, cooling devices, capacitors,
resistors, magnetic parts, moving parts, semiconductors, discs, or
ROM.

All info in the PC is generated in real-time by the high-voltage, low-
amperage, thin-channeled current itself. So no storage devices are
necessary.

This PC does not need much metal since the electricity flows through
air in the PC.

Regards,

Radium

What is your PayPal address Radium? I want to send you a dollar so you
can buy yourself a clue.

Dave.
 
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Eric Gisse

Jan 1, 1970
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[...]

Why don't you graduate high school first, 'tard?
 
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Y.Porat

Jan 1, 1970
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[...]

Why don't you graduate high school first, 'tard?

----------------
Hi gisse
undegraduate psychpath and bump parasite

Y.P
--------------------------
 
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Radium

Jan 1, 1970
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Radium wrote:
Hi:
I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.
What will you use as insulation, cerebro-fuckwad?

None necessary.
What will you use as insulation inside the CPU, cerebro-fuckwad?

None necessary.
Bremsstrahlung, cerebro-fuckwad.

Not at the small energy levels I'm talking about.
 
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The Great Attractor

Jan 1, 1970
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Radium wrote:
Hi:
I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.
What will you use as insulation, cerebro-fuckwad?

None necessary.
What will you use as insulation inside the CPU, cerebro-fuckwad?

None necessary.
Bremsstrahlung, cerebro-fuckwad.

Not at the small energy levels I'm talking about.


One electron per second makes for some pretty goddamned slow computing.
 
In sci.physics.electromag Radium said:
Radium wrote:
Hi:
I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.
What will you use as insulation, cerebro-fuckwad?
None necessary.

Clueless idiot.
None necessary.

Clueless idiot.
Not at the small energy levels I'm talking about.

Energy and power are two different things.

Clueless idiot.
 
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Radium

Jan 1, 1970
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One electron per second makes for some pretty goddamned slow computing.

Not necessarily. There are low-power PCs that are pretty fast.
 
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Radium

Jan 1, 1970
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Radium wrote:
Hi:
I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.
What will you use as insulation, cerebro-fuckwad?
None necessary.

Clueless idiot.
None necessary.

Clueless idiot.
Not at the small energy levels I'm talking about.
Energy and power are two different things.

Clueless idiot.

I already said the power is only 1 watt, not nearly enough for
Bremsstrahlung.
 
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Eric Gisse

Jan 1, 1970
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Radium said:
Hi:
I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.
What will you use as insulation, cerebro-fuckwad?

None necessary.
What will you use as insulation inside the CPU, cerebro-fuckwad?

None necessary.
Bremsstrahlung, cerebro-fuckwad.

Not at the small energy levels I'm talking about.

SHUT THE **** UP, CHILD.

Your ideas are idiotic and you are too stupid to understand the
criticisms.
 
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Eric Gisse

Jan 1, 1970
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In sci.physics.electromag Radium said:
Radium wrote:
Hi:
I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.
What will you use as insulation, cerebro-fuckwad?
None necessary.
Clueless idiot.
Clueless idiot.
Energy and power are two different things.
Clueless idiot.

I already said the power is only 1 watt, not nearly enough for
Bremsstrahlung.

CLUELESS IDIOT.
 
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Tim Polmear

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi:

I am currently daydreaming about electricity that is direct current
[and has no frequency], extremely high-voltage, thin-channeled, and
extremely low-amperage and a PC that runs on such electricity.

This electricity is a max of only 1 watt. The amperage is a max of 1
electron per second. The width of the electric channel is only 1
electron thick, hence it is "thin-channeled". The voltage is high
enough that it can pass through air.

In addition, this electricity does not generate any perceptible heat
when passing through air. A computer running on this electricity never
gets hot enough to need any cooling equipment. I can touch the
electric parts of a device when on, without feeling any heat.

Since this electricity can pass through air without metal, it is
wireless.

Chips using this electricity can tolerate electrostatic discharge
without being damaged to any extent.

The PC running on this electricity is as fast as the world's current
best PC.

In addition, this PC does not contain or need any storage devices,
vacuum-tubes, glassfets, GaAsFETs, fans, cooling devices, capacitors,
resistors, magnetic parts, moving parts, semiconductors, discs, or
ROM.

All info in the PC is generated in real-time by the high-voltage, low-
amperage, thin-channeled current itself. So no storage devices are
necessary.

This PC does not need much metal since the electricity flows through
air in the PC.


Regards,

Radium

It's a great pity that people can't read an unusual post without
immediately kicking and clawing at each other to be the first to type
'fuckwad' and 'moron'. There are too many cowards in the world today.
(I can imagine them sitting in their lounge rooms watching Star Trek
and screaming "Mass approaches infinity at the speed of light!
Fuckwads!!")

I don't know if your computer is practical, nor does it really matter.
Practicality never stopped Asimov filling all his robots with a
positronic brain which even the technicians of US Robotics couldn't
understand. It's an interesting idea though I don't confess to
understanding how you envisage it working.


____________________________________________________
"I like to be organised. A place for everything. And everything all over the place."
 
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The Great Attractor

Jan 1, 1970
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Not necessarily. There are low-power PCs that are pretty fast.


Yes, and they pass ten gazillion electrons per second.

Face it, you are fucking lost.
 
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