Adolf Hitler won the popular vote. Actually, this isn't true. He lost three elections, and finally conviced the winner of the last (Hindenburg) to appoint him chancellor. Then, when Hindenburg died, the cabinet didn't call for an election, but appointed Hitler as the new president.
Amen. This is definitely "security by obscurity", since the quantum physics involved are obscure to pretty much everyone, including the people builing the encryption! Integer factoring is obscure, too, but it's been obscure for a very looooong time.
Aerosols in this context refers to liquid particles in the atmosphere such as clouds. The reporter for the article reworded that erroneously as "aerosol sprays" because he or she only knows about aerosol hairspray.
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Garbage collection has no requirement for using a virtual machine. They usually show up together, but there's no technical requirement.
Amen. This is definitely "security by obscurity", since the quantum physics involved are obscure to pretty much everyone, including the people builing the encryption! Integer factoring is obscure, too, but it's been obscure for a very looooong time.
Aerosols in this context refers to liquid particles in the atmosphere such as clouds. The reporter for the article reworded that erroneously as "aerosol sprays" because he or she only knows about aerosol hairspray.
I think you mean "Tragedy of the Commons". Boston Commons is a park, and I'm pretty sure its fish stocks are already depleted.