Me, joking: "for that you'd need a Geiger counter and a fire alarm""There's probably a Geiger counter in @lcamtuf's old stuff"
And sure enough:
@sophieschmieg @lcamtuf
Was that related in any way to ionization smoke detectors?
@robryk @lcamtuf yeah, fire alarms contain some radioactive material to ionize the air. Certain members of Google application security team would like to use it to ionize some CPUs instead.
You might find https://www.researchgate.net/publication/274310254_Studies_of_the_applicability_of_CMOS_and_CCD_sensors_for_detection_dosimetry_and_imaging_of_alpha_beta_gamma_X-ray_and_proton_beam_spots interesting
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@robryk @lcamtuf yeah, fire alarms contain some radioactive material to ionize the air. Certain members of Google application security team would like to use it to ionize some CPUs instead.