The real-world applications for quantum computers are very limited.
No, the real-world scenarios where quantum computers are a major improvement are limited. They can be used for everything normal computers are as well.
Whatever you are smoking, please share. This has NOTHING to do with the first amendment. The death of the Old Media business model is NOT a blow to the first amendment, it STRENGTHENS it, because broadcasted speech becomes less controlled and more democratic. When the cost of entry to the broadcast medium (the internet) is effectively zero, EVERYONE becomes a member of the press. The death of the Old Media business model is the best thing that could possibly happen for freedom of speech.
Sounds better than Los Angeles still. Similar taxes, lower unemployment, and fewer street gangs. Not to mention traffic and air pollution.
Mind you, I wasn't being serious, just saying that in perspective where I live is worse off (if you want to talk about out of work migrant construction workers I can GAURANTEE that LA County is worse off).
We do not have 20 degrees more from man-made causes. Yes, inherent atmospheric effects raise the surface temperature. Those are not man-made. The 2 degrees centigrade is the purportedly man-made portion.
Does your friend have a mental disability (includes being under the age of 12)? If so, well, you're a better friend than I. If not...you need to redefine "friend."
The difference is that Shakespeare's plays are public domain, but videos of their performances are not. Given how much one performance can differ from another it should be clear that the performance is substantially different from the mere text.
Most professors (and lesser teachers as well) outside of Computer Science, Math, Physics, and associated disciplines view the internet as the Great Satan, good for nothing but facilitating plagiarism by students.
I'm an english major and have been lectured extensively about not using the internet for research articles. Nevermind that databases like JSTOR are the most convenient sources for journal articles around (I hate digging through libraries), and likewise with gutenberg for anything published before 1923. I use them anyway, though gutenberg makes mla citations a pain (google books though lets me find page numbers in a published edition to cite though).
Wow, you just *WHOOSHED* on a not even ironic post.
GP was saying the Gutenberg is the kind of project the GGP was describing--a clearinghouse for verified public domain works. If it's on there, you're in the clear.
Except it's not a colossal amount of money at all--this is the absurd misconception about space travel. The reality is it is peanuts. Cheaper in fact than fixing this world, by a several orders of magnitude.
I'd prefer that for its totality. I've got five web browsers here, if I'm really jonesing for/. no firefox plugin will save me. Now that you have suggested it though, I am off to write just such a perl script.
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No, the real-world scenarios where quantum computers are a major improvement are limited. They can be used for everything normal computers are as well.
Uh, no they're not. But for the sake of mathematical illustration, I'll allow it.
Aw, now I don't get to make fun of you. Sadness.
No, they did something really stupid in the AES-256 version that made it vulnerable.
Apparently you missed the part about AES-256 being down to 2^119, which is less that 2^128.
Don't feed the troll.
Whatever you are smoking, please share. This has NOTHING to do with the first amendment. The death of the Old Media business model is NOT a blow to the first amendment, it STRENGTHENS it, because broadcasted speech becomes less controlled and more democratic. When the cost of entry to the broadcast medium (the internet) is effectively zero, EVERYONE becomes a member of the press. The death of the Old Media business model is the best thing that could possibly happen for freedom of speech.
Sounds better than Los Angeles still. Similar taxes, lower unemployment, and fewer street gangs. Not to mention traffic and air pollution.
Mind you, I wasn't being serious, just saying that in perspective where I live is worse off (if you want to talk about out of work migrant construction workers I can GAURANTEE that LA County is worse off).
We do not have 20 degrees more from man-made causes. Yes, inherent atmospheric effects raise the surface temperature. Those are not man-made. The 2 degrees centigrade is the purportedly man-made portion.
Does your friend have a mental disability (includes being under the age of 12)? If so, well, you're a better friend than I. If not...you need to redefine "friend."
Another 2 degrees. 2. Not 20.
Real unemployment is already higher than that in California. Ireland here I come!
The difference is that Shakespeare's plays are public domain, but videos of their performances are not. Given how much one performance can differ from another it should be clear that the performance is substantially different from the mere text.
Most professors (and lesser teachers as well) outside of Computer Science, Math, Physics, and associated disciplines view the internet as the Great Satan, good for nothing but facilitating plagiarism by students.
I'm an english major and have been lectured extensively about not using the internet for research articles. Nevermind that databases like JSTOR are the most convenient sources for journal articles around (I hate digging through libraries), and likewise with gutenberg for anything published before 1923. I use them anyway, though gutenberg makes mla citations a pain (google books though lets me find page numbers in a published edition to cite though).
Wow, you just *WHOOSHED* on a not even ironic post.
GP was saying the Gutenberg is the kind of project the GGP was describing--a clearinghouse for verified public domain works. If it's on there, you're in the clear.
Yes, but they'd all be censored to blame the Great Satan for everything.
Complexity yes, weight no.
To have a viable colony you need about 50% of said volanteers be female
The history of European colonization says this is wrong, so long as the native Martians are attractive enough to rape.
But Australia didn't turn out so bad...Sign me up for the Martian Penal Colony!
Except it's not a colossal amount of money at all--this is the absurd misconception about space travel. The reality is it is peanuts. Cheaper in fact than fixing this world, by a several orders of magnitude.
I'd prefer that for its totality. I've got five web browsers here, if I'm really jonesing for /. no firefox plugin will save me. Now that you have suggested it though, I am off to write just such a perl script.
HEAVILY. It's absurd. I get ads based on individual words from my profile.
Google says you lie.
http://xkcd.com/357/
http://community.discovery.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/9701967776/m/4071911989
Shouldn't that be FarSub?
Preach it Brother!