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GT
John McGaw said:
What was the question?
What was the question?
J
John McGaw
GT said:
What is the meaning of....
Oh. Never mind. I think we've been through all of this before...
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Sam Wormley
John said:
6 x 7 times before?
J
jimp
In sci.physics uri said:
The speed of light and propagation delay.
J
John McGaw
Sam said:
It's all about the mice, you see.
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Sam Wormley
John said:
Building a quantum computer is like building a hyper-space bypass
but the plans are hard to find!
C
Calab
How much faster will quantum computers be than classical
The plans have been available for public viewing for months. just down at
the nearest star, Alpha Centuri, a mere 4 light years away.
The plans have been available for public viewing for months. just down at
the nearest star, Alpha Centuri, a mere 4 light years away.
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CBFalconer
He is obviously a neophyte, and may be in some backwoods location
in Pakistan (or wherever), for all you know. His probable first
reaction to the McGaw response was to access the Scientific
American website, and find that article unavailable. He also has
possible problems with the English language. And obviously with
Usenet conventions.
C
CBFalconer
uri said:
If you want to post a followup via groups.google.com, ensure you
quote enough for the article to make sense. Google is only an
interface to Usenet; it's not Usenet itself. Don't assume your
readers can, or ever will, see any previous articles.
More details at: <http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google/>
J
John McGaw
Calab said:
Apathetic bloody planet, I've no sympathy at all...
J
jimp
Haven't read many of his postings, have you?
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Sam Wormley
John said:
How many impossible things have you done today?
Z
zzbunker
Actually none. Since the reason internet, and CDs, and DVDs, and
lasers, and fiber optics, and satelittes, and robots, and
holograms,
were even developed for computers is because it's plainly obvious
that the only thing the idiot wanks in QM even know about computer
speed is bus speed.
C
CBFalconer
Obviously you are in sci.physics. I am in alt.comp.hardware.
C
CBFalconer
Sam said:
Three. You?
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Sam Wormley
CBFalconer said:
Six for me... wanna go get some breakfast?
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Paul
CBFalconer said:
6596 posts, 229 groups.
http://groups.google.ca/groups/prof...ABMC0rhY241OA4JppvyjHxqANzlI28YMOqJoqdK4hA-xw
And he's nominally in Israel.
http://www.ripe.net/whois?form_type...g=&searchtext=79.181.142.201&do_search=Search
Maybe he gets Scientific American at the grocery store, like we do
Right next to the magazines that tell him the latest about Paris Hilton
or Britney Spears.
Paul
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GT
Sam Wormley said:
Definitely, 6 pints and a packet of peanuts please.
Keep the change.
C
CBFalconer
Paul said:.... snip ...
Maybe he gets Scientific American at the grocery store, like we
do
Paris Hilton or Britney Spears.
Twenty or thirty years ago, maybe. SA has gone far downhill. It
used to explain things very nicely for people in other fields. I
used to subscribe, now I maybe buy it once every two years or so.
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Sjouke Burry
I have subscribed for about 14 years, but after they startedCBFalconer said:
to go "green", publishing "maybeso" and "Itsgreensotrue" and
"ourmodelshowsblablabla", I quit my subscription.