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Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f Or export it in a way the computer could understand and run it in a virtual environment.

I don't remember the guy's name, the one that lived like "holy fuck" long.

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f We could put their bodies in storage and their minds in a virtual prison, slow down their mental clock so that on the inside they experience like a couple weeks to decades. Or if they would normally be on...

Like Dune?

There really isn't a limit to how much or brain can hold and/or we haven't come to the point where this problem has appeared.

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f Well obviously the prosthetics are going to go to those who need it for medical reasons first or for military purposes and then later on when it becomes cheaper it will become available to the public.

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f Telling someone to delete system32 as a joke would then be murder >_<

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f We're working on growing organs and tissues, it's possible that down the line they'll be able to inject new neurons to repair the decay.

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f Yeah I know, realistically speaking we wouldn't see such a thing in the next few decades. If someone kept upgrading themselves to extend their lifespan then they might see it in their lifetime, but that sort...

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f It's only a matter of time. Fully non-organic brain, like afterwards your entire brain is completely a machine. Think like data from star trek. Cause we're always in the present, unless you have a DeLorean...

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f Would you want to have a cybernetic brain though?

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f The worry some thing is there's already people with RFID tags.

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f But what if they want to upgrade everyone and stop a time traveling alien with a british accent who travels in a blue police box? :p

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f I doubt it'll start out cheap, but as time goes on most electronic things become cheaper... unless it's a calculator.

Re: In the future would you support cybernetic prosthetics and how far would be too f The reason I'm kinda iffy is that if the cybernetics can use the internet and that like in ghost in the shell that means somebody either locally or otherwise could possibly hack it. Afterall the manufacturers...

We've all seen sci-fi shows like ghost in the shell, deus ex: human revolution and many others that either revolve around cyborgs or have cyborgs in it. Well since we are advancing so far so fast technologically it's bound to happen eventually that we'll reach a point where such technology is...

http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/support/downloads/discwizard Found the seagate one.

Any tutorials? All I really need is to move it once to the other hard drive and I'm good.

I don't have a external drive large enough.

That's a terrible idea!