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  • MMzFMMzF Member
    edited November 2023

    In 1994, mathematician Peter Shaw demonstrated how quantum computing could be used to crack the common encryption standards available then – many of which are still in use today.

  • DARPA brought online the world’s first operational quantum network in 2003, breaking new ground in the fields of quantum computing as well as secure communications.

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  • IBM launched Q, which offers 5 qubit quantum computing services via cloud in 2016. Last year it upgraded to 20 qubits of quantum processing power.

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  • @MMzF said:

    @MrEd said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MrEd said:

    @MMzF said:

    What exactly are you trying to do right now? :)

    Trying my best to change my laptop from core 2 duo to something better :blush:

    Core Duo and Core 2 Duo reminds me a little sad story... During my studies I hardly saved up some money to buy a laptop, and it was Core Duo (32bit) and after I bought it, in 1 month Core 2 Duo laptops appeared, and they were cheaper! :)

    In my times i had intel atom 32 bit :wink: later upgraded to core 2 duo which i am using till now (Dell Latitude E5500). What is your current?

    My current is Asus N56VZ, its like 10years old, webcam has died, I replaced hdd with ssd, I added memory to total 16GB, but its giving up from time to time... I already had to replace the screen, but while it compiles, I have to keep it :) Of course, having a better machine would increase productivity, but money is expensive :)

  • @MrEd said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MrEd said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MrEd said:

    @MMzF said:

    What exactly are you trying to do right now? :)

    Trying my best to change my laptop from core 2 duo to something better :blush:

    Core Duo and Core 2 Duo reminds me a little sad story... During my studies I hardly saved up some money to buy a laptop, and it was Core Duo (32bit) and after I bought it, in 1 month Core 2 Duo laptops appeared, and they were cheaper! :)

    In my times i had intel atom 32 bit :wink: later upgraded to core 2 duo which i am using till now (Dell Latitude E5500). What is your current?

    My current is Asus N56VZ, its like 10years old, webcam has died, I replaced hdd with ssd, I added memory to total 16GB, but its giving up from time to time... I already had to replace the screen, but while it compiles, I have to keep it :) Of course, having a better machine would increase productivity, but money is expensive :)

    Do you work? I mean job?

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  • @MrEd said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MrEd said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MrEd said:

    @MMzF said:

    What exactly are you trying to do right now? :)

    Trying my best to change my laptop from core 2 duo to something better :blush:

    Core Duo and Core 2 Duo reminds me a little sad story... During my studies I hardly saved up some money to buy a laptop, and it was Core Duo (32bit) and after I bought it, in 1 month Core 2 Duo laptops appeared, and they were cheaper! :)

    In my times i had intel atom 32 bit :wink: later upgraded to core 2 duo which i am using till now (Dell Latitude E5500). What is your current?

    My current is Asus N56VZ, its like 10years old, webcam has died, I replaced hdd with ssd, I added memory to total 16GB, but its giving up from time to time... I already had to replace the screen, but while it compiles, I have to keep it :) Of course, having a better machine would increase productivity, but money is expensive :)

    Mine does not have camera lol, battery dead because of its time is complete. Ddr2 4gb ram 80gb hdd.

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