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Why Your Smart Home Will Be Dead In 3 Years They knew the cloud servers could be shut down at any time. They knew hardwired switches would become useless plastic without their app. They sold them anywa...

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Microsoft had become too intrusive into our daily lives. Who's behind this?

Microsoft’s ready to force themselves on you again.

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Massive storage invention

Researchers have developed a revolutionary 5D glass storage disc capable of holding an astonishing 360 terabytes of data — all within a tiny, durable piece of crystal glass. This technology marks one of the biggest breakthroughs in long-term data preservation, designed to survive extreme conditions and last billions of years without degradation. It could become the ultimate archive for humanity’s knowledge. • The “5D” name comes from five dimensions of data encoding: size, orientation, and three spatial positioning layers inside the glass. • Data is written using ultrafast femtosecond lasers that create nano-scale structures within the disc. • These nanostructures remain stable even at temperatures over 1,000°C, making the disc virtually indestructible. • Its lifespan is estimated at 13.8 billion years, similar to the age of the universe. • Each disc can hold the equivalent of over 150,000 HD movies, dwarfing all existing storage media. • This technology could preserve cultural archives, scientific records, and historical documents for future civilizations. • Governments, libraries, and research centers are exploring its use as a “digital time capsule.” #FutureTech #DataStorage #5DGlass #InnovationBreakthrough #Mechanicalmind