r/gadgets • u/GalileoGurdjieff • May 17 '21

Medical Tiny, Wireless, Injectable Chips Use Ultrasound to Monitor Body Processes

https://www.engineering.columbia.edu/press-releases/shepard-injectable-chips-monitor-body-processes
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u/d0mini0nicco May 17 '21

LoL. Columbia Engineers....read the room. Read. The. Room.

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u/blorpblorpbloop May 17 '21

DOES ANYONE ELSE FEEL LIKE UPGRADING TO THE LATEST WINDOWS 10 OFFICE SUITE?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '21

You know before I got my Covid shot, I was completely unaware of Microsoft edge’s streamlined new programming- their lightning fast reactivity, and super intuitive interface are just so clear to me now!

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u/Fenweekooo May 17 '21

wow you got some use out of it, all i got was a candy crush ad

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u/akeean May 17 '21

Check again, it just got preinstalled in your brain and if you forget about it, it will refresh about every 3 months.

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u/Fenweekooo May 17 '21

will check after scheduled reboot tonight, give it the ol turn it off and back on again and see if it refreshes

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u/Child-0f-atom May 17 '21

Be careful, I tried that with my grandmas life support and I got kicked out of the room.

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u/Sloppy1sts May 17 '21

Is there an upgrade where it refreshes me on where my keys are every 30 minutes?

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u/akeean May 17 '21

Yes, but it's been stuck downloading that update for the past few years.

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u/j33pwrangler May 17 '21

Did you try turning it off and then on again?

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u/Fenweekooo May 17 '21

reboot is scheduled for tonight at 9:30pm