Quantum crypto is different than cracking encryption with a quantum computer. The point of quantum crypto is that the key exchange is perfectly secret. If it is observed, the people exchanging keys will know due to entanglement bs that I’m too dumb to understand.
But you basically get the perfect uncrackable encryption of one time pads without having to manage one time pads.
doesn’t matter. Some dipshit from Pennsylvania is more important than 100 Californians.
I’m guessing for quantum cryptography. It would allow you to have perfect crypto (assuming the non quantum hardware isn’t hacked (a big if)).
I’m the guy that originally responded saying that I dislike running even though I’ve been doing it religiously for a long time.
All your suggestions are wonderful here. I will get right on kayaking, hiking, and the like as soon as my wife miraculously is cured and I have free time to do all this stuff that someone with a good life can do. Otherwise, I will continue to do what I can (running at 5:30am before my wife wakes up) because my wife needs me all the time when she is awake because she is in hellish pain.
Please stop being a jackass to people. There is another person in this thread that did this the right way. Gently suggesting an alternative and not assuming they knew best. It would behoove you to understand that your particular situation isn’t universal and other people have different wants, needs, and responsibilities than you.
This guy stop being a rude asshole on the internet challenge (impossible)
I have extremely limited amounts of time to do anything. My wife is ill and I’m her full time care giver. So I really only have running as an option. I wake up early when she is still sleeping and go. I prefer running to biking.
Very frequently you can email the author of the paper and they will be super happy to send you a copy.
This has never happened to me. I still hate it and I run at least 18 miles a week for going on twenty years. I feel like shit if I don’t run, but I still hate the actual activity.
Lee and his whole officer corps gets hanged along with all the politicians. The formerly enslaved folk get the slavers lands and assets. And they retain the political power they had during reconstruction.
My point isn’t about how many people there are to senators ratio. My point is that Pennsylvania is a swing state and California is going to go to the dems by 3 million votes or whatever. Our system makes it so that each additional vote in CA past the halfway mark is completely useless.
In a hypothetical, it is like 10 people live in CA, and 10 live in Pen. Pen goes for the Ds by 6-4 and CA 9-1. The extra votes in CA mean nothing. They should mean something. But they don’t. So the popular vote is not very useful for determining outcomes for dems because California is so big and the dems win it very easily.