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https://yewtu.be/watch?v=k8THcx23og4 kyoko

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=RgZKxHDWTo0 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=hFJTEI7Ambw yuru yuri

I am not very interested in security but I might want to read about cryptography because it seems like it has a lot of good math.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=EBv2c6fLai4&listen=false wholesome

https://islam.stackexchange.com/questions/33670/hadith-about-protecting-yourself-from-satan-when-going-to-the-bathroom > "When a Muslim goes to the toilet, he should conceal himself, even if it is a pile of sand, because Satan plays with the behinds (or privates) of the children of Adam" Lmao.

>>fb-GPDIC1CQ so (((ddg))) is broken too >>fb-803BFDAX if it cant resolve brandons everloved blog archive its broken

https://phys.org/news/2024-05-door-millions-qubits-chip.html Experiment opens door for millions of qubits on one chip (2024/05/06)

>>fb-F7EM36YO Ugh, I don't like quantum computers because they can fuck up our current public key cryptograpy schemes. These can be replaced but Agencies are probably harvesting tons of encrypted and are planning to decrypt it if quantum computers come out. Also I'm not sure if we'll ever get consumer grade quantum computers, but if we do, I would be happy about that because I want a good way to factorize numbers, which shoors algorithm provides. It might also be fun to program them. They can also efficiently simulate quantum systems, which could be a good way to learn about quantumn physics. I've also read that quantum computers don't show supremacy over regular computers when it comes to most useful tasks. This could change since it only requires certain algorithms to be developed, but it doesn't seem very exciting right now. I wonder if quantumn computers can solve problems faster than classical computers. It seems like they can, but we don't know for sure.

>>fb-2RZPN7NU I was thinking about the asymmetric cryptography angle myself. There is work underway on post-quantum crypto, but it's early days right now. That quantum computers capable of breaking crypto widely used today might arrive sooner than expected is a concerning thought, especially coupled with massive data collection.

>>fb-3L6I5ROG > There is work underway on post-quantum crypto, but it's early days right now. Some cryptography schemes don't have to change (symmetric and hash based), it's only public key cryptography that has to change. There's something called lattice based cryptography that could be used to implement quantum safe public key cryptography. There are also some newer schemes that aren't lattice based. The main problem with these approaches is that they have larger keys than the ones we use in our current cryptography algorithms. Some of these systems have been around for decades. In addition, We haven't proven that one way functions exist, so there's no way to know for sure if any cryptography scheme is safe. Every cryptography system could be crackable, and we just don't know it.

Dreamstate Logic - Edge of Eternity /watch?v=6KnzhmE1pic

Tangerine Dream - Alchemy of the Heart https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OWU1R-_K20

Suduaya - Naica /watch?v=DP2ui_vE-Ec

Bassment - Nomads /watch?v=RjOMt6Eh9lw

Baom - Extraterrestrial Encounter /watch?v=McEzfN-Q-1o

did it work?

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>>fbint-XE0R9JON no bunny its still broken and you know who fucked up big time

That sucks. Hope you can find some friends.

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yeah, I think you get over the loneliness after enough time, at this point I've accepted being friendless but also my life is just boring. Feels like I'm just waiting to die and try again in the next life. Womp womp

I don't think we are particularly prejudiced against jews and blacks here. I only use this website, no other fediverse, but I could hazard a guess about the other websites. Most of the time, people become less prejudiced after they have friendly interactions with different kinds of people. There are tons of LGBT people on the fediverse, so I would guess that some people realized that they are good people and stopped hating them. There aren't very many black nerds on the fediverse, so most people probably don't have any interactions with them. Most ethically jewish people don't mention they are jewish, so people might not realize they are friends with jews.

Newsflash: We're not all the same. I've noted before elsewhere that many LGB people may well come to regret their association with the trans movement. Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual are merely sexual preferences. Trans[genderism|sexuality] is much more than that; I can elaborate if requested, but I prefer to stay out of this particular quagmire especially on Usagi.

fedibant site really is fedibant site

>>fb-GY4CW95N (OP) My views are this: 1. Jews are good, my closest internet pals are Jewish, as long as they aren't ideological Zionists. 2. Blacks or simply negros are good as long as they aren't under the spell of BLM. 3. Lesbians and gays are fine, but transsexuals are mentally ill. Transsexual ideology is a subvariant of taking law (or more correctly imagination) of attraction to the extreme. Law of attraction defined as belief that the more you think, manifest, scient and talk about something you want, the more likely you will get it. I have met and communicated with the transsexuals, they are usually good people except in this single category. My standpoint of viewing someone positively is the question: To what extent is he controlled by his beliefs.

I don't really give a shit about anything I just like to LARP as a hateful racists/homophobe/whatever because it tickles my brainstem. Also the fedi is lame and boring.

>>fb-Q347V1ET (OP) I think when you cause a false vacuum collapse, the rules of physics change, so anything that previously worked no longer works. Human biology would probably cease to function if they caused a false vacuum to collapse. > If our universe is in a false vacuum state rather than a true vacuum state, then the decay from the less stable false vacuum to the more stable true vacuum (called false vacuum decay) could have dramatic consequences. The effects could range from complete cessation of existing fundamental forces, elementary particles and structures comprising them, to subtle change in some cosmological parameters, mostly depending on the potential difference between true and false vacuum. Some false vacuum decay scenarios are compatible with survival of structures like galaxies, stars, and even biological life, while others involve the full destruction of baryonic matter or even immediate gravitational collapse of the universe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_vacuum

we should do this I want to set the universe on fire just to spite god for making me impotent

>>fb-LNE0J434 I've never smelled a pussy before. Except for the feline variety.

>>fb-RI4P6ZE3 it stinks of various types of decay but ull be so horny about it its how (((nature))) works

>>fb-OW73OAVY >(((nature))) Yes, the Jews were behind the natural world (more specifically, their God)

>>fb-B9DJ4N8F oy vey iz mir well anyway im using it more as something thats sketchy but you can look at it like that

might as well be less jewish about this one dicks smell of nasty germs get it germs are attracted to and cause decay dont get started on parasites with the (((human body)))

I don't think so, As far as I understand, the talk was about verifying distributed computing models. And the "exploration" was about exploring the potential states a bunch of distributed actors could be in. You'd want to do this for the purpose of proving that there isn't a configuration that leads to errors. I've read that some proof checkers are very slow, so I think the work the woman did was to help speed them up for distributed systems. It could indirectly have an effect of making P2P networks more efficient, is that someone might be able to make a more efficient protocol, verify that it's correct, and implement it quicker. It would only have an indirect effect on P2P applications if I'm not mistaken.

I listen to Hirschmilch streams on occasion: https://hirschmilch.de/ >>fmu-IVPBFVVU That hidden service isn't working for me (tried yesterday and again today).

>>fmu-E74FQ8OQ operator wants to run a ceefax station on lokinet now

not how ceefax works but thats what she considers it

heres a new link http://mlkc77sivn6eghltmruu4hwadpuxmniamqe6w7y7l25xysxumpld7jyd.onion/ cant tell how long it will stay up for bnuuy better not let me post from overboard but it makes sense for fchannel

im not sure if im meant to share this http://c5lydmzixkra4zqbjs4gyetewqoci4kmt3sf5ij4njn3ymb4h6kxpwyd.onion/live/test.m3u8 >mu sometimes the operator puts on elevator music right now its just testing

>>fg-LJNHSFWV (OP) If you scroll to the bottom of the page, and look at the bottom right, there is a delete button. To delete a post, click the checkbox by your name, and type in your password at the bottom right and then click the delete button.

>>fg-SFU4VCKN what he said

>>fg-SFU4VCKN I see. Thank you.

>>fb-08C2FXET > Newton [the guy who drew that picture] died of typhus in London at the age of 21 Wow, crazy.

People like you are the reason Ryan's science is going away

String theory is nigger voodoo. > The possible existence of, say, 10^500 consistent different vacuum states for superstring theory probably destroys the hope of using the theory to predict anything. If one picks among this large set just those states whose properties agree with present experimental observations, it is likely there still will be such a large number of these that one can get just about whatever value one wants for the results of any new observation. - Peter Woit

Cute anime girls.

Why does their hair have polka dots though?

>>fb-7TRHJ44B appeal for autists much like moon rabbit girls are

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dumb furry bunny cant make me take a bath btw meowmoewmoewmow