Johnny Mnemonic meets Blade Runner vibe: A duo is assigned to hunt a network of data smugglers who use "toggle tattoos" to transport encrypted secrets with zero knowledge. Starring Jason Statham and Liam Neeson. Brought to you by Carl's Jr.
is someone bored and going around hn front page editing all the titles. This is the second post i see in the last hour or so that was changed to a worse title.
> These dyes are encapsulated in nanoparticles of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) — a medical-grade, glass-like plastic that is already used in medical implants and dermal fillers
Nano plastics? :p
Still pretty neat. I like the example picture in the article too
An alternative to "customizable/dynamic fashion" like this would be tags/markers on people's clothes that are invisible to the naked eye but can be detected by AR glasses, making you appear to have different clothing, accessories, tattoos etc to people wearing those glasses.
But man none of the major company execs have a hint about any of the cool applications of AR sigh
You don't have an "auto-immune system". Auto-immune means your immune system is attacking your own healthy cells.
Tattoos are fine. There's some evidence that maybe, maybe, immune system responses can be impacted by tattoos. But changes in immune system response does not necessarily mean impaired or negative.
oversimplifying but in every person there are tradeoffs about attacking things inside yourself (viruses, cancer, etc) and outside things (parasites, bacteria, etc) and your genetics influences this. See the old Th1/Th2 balance
anyway it was probably a typo on his part, he's such a sleepy guy..
Nano plastics? :p
Still pretty neat. I like the example picture in the article too
Looking forward to see human ads
> In outdoor daylight conditions, including shade, the UV content of incident sunlight is sufficient to activate PhotoTat to a photostationary state
https://www.cell.com/matter-light/fulltext/S3117-5848(26)001...
But man none of the major company execs have a hint about any of the cool applications of AR sigh
Tattoos are fine. There's some evidence that maybe, maybe, immune system responses can be impacted by tattoos. But changes in immune system response does not necessarily mean impaired or negative.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoimmune_regulator
oversimplifying but in every person there are tradeoffs about attacking things inside yourself (viruses, cancer, etc) and outside things (parasites, bacteria, etc) and your genetics influences this. See the old Th1/Th2 balance
anyway it was probably a typo on his part, he's such a sleepy guy..