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 Snailrind rated 3 months ago-
"The gastropods have been fitted with equipment to allow them to send e-mails on behalf of visitors to a website.
Instead of instantaneous communication, sent messages will travel at 0.03mph (0.05km/h) and could take days, weeks or even months to arrive."
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- SweetShay2008 rated 3 months ago
- "Each snail is fitted with a tiny capsule which holds a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chip. RFID allows objects to communicate over short distances." ---uhm...that's cool, but I don't want to wait that long for my mail! :)
- salchipulpi rated 4 months ago
- this one's nice! like this project
- neon-ocelot rated 3 months ago
- Imagine! Real snail mail -- messages delivered using RFID tags attached to snails.
- carolsim rated 3 months ago
- Just don't route my snail mail through France!
- Snailrind rated 3 months ago
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"The gastropods have been fitted with equipment to allow them to send e-mails on behalf of visitors to a website.
Instead of instantaneous communication, sent messages will travel at 0.03mph (0.05km/h) and could take days, weeks or even months to arrive."
- jennee84 rated 4 months ago
- This gives a new meaning to "snail mail"...
- robinbal rated 4 months ago
- "Instead of instantaneous communication, sent messages will travel at 0.03mph (0.05km/h) and could take days, weeks or even months to arrive."
- lindenbranch rated 4 months ago
- Snails deliver emails using microchips on their shells. Very strange idea, yet one I find oddly appealing.
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