I guess the title isn't very good. Your ram bus can be used as a radio antenna. So less ram wouldn't save you.
Maybe it's something Apple would be a fan of, arguing for memory on die. I suppose any information bus could do that. So M* series chips might be onto something with memory, graphics, and tensor units all baked into the CPU.
I'd believe it. I've heard you can read the bits being deleted from ram from reading the power line. There's this idea at the intersection of physics and information theory that information can't be destroyed. If it existed in a coherent form somewhere one second, and now it's not there, then it's somewhere else. And for a split second before the residual information gets too tangled, you can find it somewhere strange.
...seems like the sort of thing that would be spread by an AI mogul who thinks normies shouldn't have RAM.
I guess the title isn't very good. Your ram bus can be used as a radio antenna. So less ram wouldn't save you.
Maybe it's something Apple would be a fan of, arguing for memory on die. I suppose any information bus could do that. So M* series chips might be onto something with memory, graphics, and tensor units all baked into the CPU.
Nah, I was just being funny. Tech stuff is mostly beyond me.
I remember reading somewhere that the Monitor gives off radio waves and you can use a radio device to see what the user sees.
I'd believe it. I've heard you can read the bits being deleted from ram from reading the power line. There's this idea at the intersection of physics and information theory that information can't be destroyed. If it existed in a coherent form somewhere one second, and now it's not there, then it's somewhere else. And for a split second before the residual information gets too tangled, you can find it somewhere strange.
Conservation of matter and energy, it is never gone just went somewhere else. Which is why I believe in the Afterlife.
Reminiscent of Cryptonomicon where they'd use X-rays to see what his computer monitor was displaying from another room.
If they're that determined, you're prolly cooked anyway.