# Key Points from IRC Log (March 2, 2015)

• A discussion about DNA delivery methods questioned how DNA strands are introduced into cells, specifically whether they are dropped into the cytosol with a lance rather than directly targeting the nucleus.

• SanDisk's new 200GB microSDXC card was shared, prompting discussions about the miniaturization of storage technology and hypothetical implantation possibilities.

• A digital signal processing educational resource was shared (http://jackschaedler.github.io/circles-sines-signals/), along with a "Glass brain flythrough" visualization from Gazzaleylab/SCCN/Neuroscapelab.

• A paper titled "The AI Singularity and Runaway Human Intelligence" by Tony Prescott was mentioned as notable research in the field.

• An extensive discussion explored the concept of using fog as a giant distributed bioreactor, with participants debating the advantages (scale, parallelism) and challenges (nutrient distribution, cell containment) of such a system, noting that fog droplets are approximately 25.4 microns in diameter.

• The Internet Archive Backup project was shared (http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=INTERNETARCHIVE.BAK), which appears to be an initiative to create distributed backups of Internet Archive content.