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Q. When an e-reader is loaded with thousands of books, does it gain any weight? · A. “In principle, the answer is yes,” said John D. Kubiatowicz, a professor of computer science at the University of California, Berkeley. “However,” he said, “the amount is very small, on the order of an atogram,” or 10^–18 grams. “This amount is effectively unmeasurable,” he went on, since even the most sensitive scales have a resolution of only 10^–9 grams. Further, it is only about one hundred-millionth as much as the estimated fluctuation ...
So how much information does the Internet hold? There are three ways to look at that question, said Martin Hilbert, a professor of communications at the University of California, Davis....
A few weeks ago, we asked the Internet a simple question: how much does this cow weigh?
How much does the Internet weigh? It depends on who you ask. According to one calculation, the information that comprises the Internet weighs little more
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and how much time you’ll probably spend shopping.Security... that does. This is not how it was supposed to be. Not with the Internet, which was originally envisioned to help equal...