How the memory codes are getting printed on silicon chips?Is it possible to print codes on proteins as well?
Q. Smart cards,mobiles are based on chips memory and recording.Please help me understand its system and mechanism vis-a-vis to proteins possibility for recording Bio-codes IN Seeds/Stems of plants or sperums/genes of mamals.. Is the possibility of brain proteins being in coated forms as can be achieved on simple floppies recordind? I mean to add- that each cell is having coating and each cell of brain behaves as nano-floppy for memory recording.The accidental earase looses memory or old age washes memory like old spoiled /plasticised floppy. iT is immagiomary---Your views or testing,if any?
Asked by catcanind - Wed Sep 19 03:40:46 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are a couple ways this happens, for silicon chips: -The memory is physically etched into the chip's circuit -The memory is stored in floating gates in lots and lots of little MOSFETs, see for more info. -The memory is stored in the charge states of transistors on the chip, but it disappears once the chip loses power Unfortunately, none of these methods would work too well on plants or animals... Or anything really non-crystalline, for that matter. You can, however, add snippets of "Junk" DNA to plants and animals that the organism ignores. Within these snippets of DNA one could store information.
Answered by quicksilv3rflash - Wed Sep 19 03:55:08 2007

Bar codes? Is there a universal code to understanding random bar codes, or does each retailer use their own...
Q. Is there a universal code to understanding random bar codes (from differtent retailers), or does each retailer use there own numbering system? Is it possible that two items (from two different stores) could have the same bar code number?
Asked by RogerDodger - Sun Oct 21 20:56:44 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Retailers don't put the bar codes on products. Manufacturers do. The first six digits identify the manufacturer. All of a certain manufacturers' products would have UPC codes with the same first six digits. For example, all of Tropicana's products have UPC codes starting with 048500. The second five digits identify the product. For example, 00139 identifies Homestyle Orange Juice, 64-ounce carton. The last digit is a "check digit." It's basically the result of a complicated series of calculations using the other 11 digits. It's there so a bar code scanner can do the calculation and compare its results to the check digit. If they match, the bar code scanner scanned the bar code correctly. The check digit for 0485000139 is 4. Put the… [cont.]
Answered by Plea_of_insanity - Sun Oct 21 22:49:03 2007

How do you make these two codes work together as one whole code.?
Q. Is there any way to make codes like the (catch shiny pokemon) code, and the (pokemon modifier) code work together as one entire code? I tried to put the two together but my game just crashes. Can anyone help me?
Asked by Eric E - Mon Oct 1 14:10:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You press A, down, up, B, then you hold down the A button for four and a half hours. Hope this helps!
Answered by Greg Jacobs - Mon Oct 1 14:14:19 2007