Files will now actually be up in the cloud.
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Storing data is such a low bar to cross, literal rock's can store data if you arrange them correctly.
OP, how exactly did you extrapolate that title from the video?
It's the title the video was uploaded under?
Ok, sorry. I was just curious as the video title is different and I didn't see the upload name itself. (in the video thumbnail itself: "Birds can store data")
This was just a slight difference that got me thinking about file sizes, why a PNG was converted instead of just drawing on a spectrograph and other little nuances of this process, s'all.
Without watching the video, I'm assuming the guy didn't actually save data to a bird but assigned data to an identifier the bird can give off, like its shape or something.
Also without watching my guess was that it was sending out a sound and relying on the birds repeating that sound. So like storing it in the bird's memory
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