[In May 2016, Steve Wilson wrote:
http://lockstep.com.au/blog/2016/05/03/something-about-blockchain.html
"Almost everything you read about the blockchain is wrong. No new
technology since the Internet itself has excited so many pundits, but
blockchain just doesn’t do what most people seem to
>From your wikipedia link:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LED_lamp#/media/File:EcoEnergy_EE-02-010.JPG
In an ordinary LED light globe, the LED itself is silicon and the bulb has
power circuitry in the base that includes silicon circuitry. Perhaps you mean
something different by "active"?
On 2019/Jul/17, at 11:56 am, Roger Clarke wrote:
The thing my inadequate imagination isn't coming up with is why I would want
active silicon inside my light-bulb assembly.
On 17/7/19 9:51 pm, Kim Holburn wrote:
Most of my light bulbs are LED lights which definitely have a bunch of active
The reset switch could be in the base of the bulb, like you said, which people
have to remove the bulb from the light socket, switch the reset switch ON,
insert the bulb, turn on the bulb (which causes the reset to occur), turn off
the bulb at the light switch, remove the bulb from the socket,
> On 2019/Jul/17, at 11:56 am, Roger Clarke wrote:
>
> The thing my inadequate imagination isn't coming up with is why I would want
> active silicon inside my light-bulb assembly.
Most of my light bulbs are LED lights which definitely have a bunch of active
silicon.
> Remote operation of
