> If there's any kind of leakage bias, then a high-powered signal might get a
> few bits through. After that, only a Palm OS expert will know if there's
> some kind of signal that can tease the Palm awake and then get it to swallow
> some kind of trojan.
Bits are not marbles to exist outside receiver's experience. Bits are tokens of
agreement between sender and receiver.
If receiver (including analog PHY) is powered down/idle/inactive, it's hard to
imagine that bits could be stored in the analog capture device to be retreived
later. Actually, one bit can be stored, the Last Bit. That one is stored by
shining few watts into the receiving element, blinding it forever.
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