Years ago, I remember reading an article someone had written about using a
sheet of zebra strip material as a breadboard alternative.
I suspect a little searching would find the original article, but I recall
coming away from reading that with a couple relevant conclusions:
1. Hard to find
2. Expensive
3. "Kind of" worked for digital logic
4. About useless for analog or anything over a couple mA.
5. Surprisingly high resistance per length. (Fuzzy memory says on the order
of 100k per inch)

Of course, none of those are surprising when you consider how zebra strip
is typically used.
(very small pieces in very high impedance circuits in very high volume
products)
-Denny
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