NuanceRhymesWithOrange,
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Programming EPROMs was fun, but erasing them was funner. The ICs had a clear window, and UV light would reset the whole thing. You had to cover the window with a sticker once it was programmed. Good times. Side note - some people are worried about vaccines rewriting their DNA, but actually it's those UV nail-polish-curing lamps that upload new firmware into people! It's a !fact

johnefrancis,
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@NuanceRhymesWithOrange my dentist erased the eeprom in one of my teeth a while ago

Dianora,
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@johnefrancis @NuanceRhymesWithOrange When I was young, we settled for receiving radio with our fillings. You kids get all the new stuff although, the even younger kids get the new fangled FPGAs.

NuanceRhymesWithOrange,
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@Dianora @johnefrancis We can build you a short-range AM transmitter and stream some Lowell Green directly to your fillings, just like the good ol' days! (https://www.instructables.com/AM-Radio-Modulator-Short-Range-Transmitter/)

johnefrancis,
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@NuanceRhymesWithOrange @Dianora ugh, Lowell Green, had to pull all my own AM teeth out with pliers to stop the voices.

NuanceRhymesWithOrange,
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@johnefrancis Hopefully you have some backup teeth!

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