The title is misleading and the article even points it out. She is displaying Doom (which is still cool and kinda fucking crazy) on bacteria. It is not being processed by the bacteria.
this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2024
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The day we can use biocomputers like that is when criminals start hiding URLs in their DNA to rickroll the police chasing them
Fuck rickrolls, I'd hide the EICAR test string and watch their lab computers lock up whenever they try to process my sample.
"To be blunt, the frame rate is atrocious, likely due to the fact that bacteria were never intended to display 3D video games. It takes 70 minutes for the bacteria to illuminate one frame of the game and another eight hours to return to its starting state. This translates to nearly nine hours per frame, which means it would take around 600 years to ~~play~~ display the game from start to finish."
Made me giggle, anyway.
If I arranged a bunch of rocks to show the DOOM logo, would someone say I was running DOOM on stones?
Nonsense click bait, non-news article. If there's an actual achievement here, it's overshadowed by the misinformation.
Did you just equate turning living organisms into a monitor with arranging rocks?
Living organisms into a monitor... In the same way that a bunch of people in a stadium can hold up squares that make up an image? I mean at the end of the day almost anything can be made into a "monitor". That doesn't mean it's "running DOOM".
Yeah it's more like displaying a picture of the doom intro screen rather than actually computing it. Still cool but vastly different than computing the drawing functionality of the game.
Can packed silicon zapped with direct current be compared to a bunch of rocks arranged in a specific way?
Bad apple in bacteria when?
Doom players play on bacteria, Ultrakill players play on phages: https://phagesdb.org/phages/MinosPhrime/
Bacterial computers when 👀