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13th May 2014

1st Dec 2014

Newfound properties of STOR could be potentially used in electronics! Properties explained in save. The 64-bit memory unit also works in no gravity. Credit to G-LinuxorU for the letters written using his Sign Tool 2.0 (id:1482765).

digital memory electronic data storage

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mecha-man 14th May 2014

@kukuskinas: Because BRMT conducts electricity.
Sandwichlizard 14th May 2014

I love the irony. you actually used STOR to make a storage device. good work.
kukuskinas 14th May 2014

But why brmt?
kukuskinas 14th May 2014

*clap clap clap! We need a nobel prize in tpt...
Pharaoh 14th May 2014

Oh my god. I'm so happy that you figured out how to implement this well. I figured this thing out a while ago but lacked the technical skills to make something of it. Nicely done. +1
Puddinsky 14th May 2014

Wow. Just wow. That is amazing stuff
nijalninja98 14th May 2014

DAYUM that is great.
OrganicSunflower 14th May 2014

AMAZING!!! I have never seen such a large amount of memory storage in such a compact space! +1000
A_Real_Genius 14th May 2014

Thanks for listing the properties, that is really what everyone needs.
kamil2001studio 13th May 2014

if you can make a memory based on detc and some diferent materials that detc will detect you can make many times more memory in smaller space , you would be able even to make AI in TPT

The Powder Toy

64-bit STOR Memory by Darkn1883r

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