From:	Stuart M. Willis hbiki@****.geocities.com
Subject:	Headware Memory
Date:	Fri, 12 Feb 1999 18:30:30 +1100

>In a message dated 2/10/99 1:12:48 AM Pacific Standard Time, Starrngr@***.com
>writes:
>
> If its computer, its binary. Computers dont work any other way THAN binary.
> everything in a computer is reduced to 1's and 0's. Its also a feature of
> addressing, which is also stricly binary. It doesnt matter how big a pulse
> is, it will still normaly be grouped in a binary function. 2,4,8.
>> Somethings
> just dont change.

Experiments have bee made in 'evolving' chips/gates/circuits. They work in
anything BUT binary [as much as anyone knows how they work]. :-)

60 years down the track I can see evolved processors being an important
technology.

s. :-)

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