Useless Fact: Each Sperm Carries 37.5 MB of DNA Data

[steelbox]

[citation][nom]lightzy[/nom]But can it play crysis?[/citation]
After 9 month, yes.

 

[Temp_Username]

Who would've thunk it, the biggest data storage facilities are actually spermbanks.

 

[dotaloc]

that is a lot of duplication.

 

[Guest]

If it's a fact, then of course you can and should provide a reference to a peer-reviewed publication. (i.e., not reddit.)

 

[beachbod]

apparently about 1.4 TB/s to 2.2 TB/s if you consider an uptime of five seconds and ignore potential packet loss), severed connections, upload and download speeds, data compression techniques

Im pretty sure thats for PC users. I think mac users are capped at 500 GB/s.

 

[Guest]

The human genome contains 3164.7 million chemical nucleotide bases (A, C, T, and G).

Base 4, not base 2.

6329.4 million bits per sperm.

5.89 GB of data per sperm.

 

[virtualban]

What is someone has an application that eats up a lot of bandwidth?

 

[Guest]

Gosh... my old floppies didn't carry that much - that must be why they aren't in use any more....... love these hard drives they really deliver the data.