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by dtx1 3y ago
No, thats just diamagnetism not the meissner effect
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by dtx1 3y ago
Could be a horizontal video that was rotated
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by dtx1 3y ago
Can anyone with better twitter experience figure out who posted this first?
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Unconfirmed video showing potential LK-99 sample exhibiting the Meissner effect(twitter.com)
307 points by dtx1 3y ago|173 comments
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by dtx1 3y ago
Theoretically, could/should we use these for signalling as well? Small strands of superconducting wire instead of fiberglass?
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by dtx1 3y ago
I'm looking forward to Chromium version 4201337 needing 20% of my 1Thz CPU to render simple text.
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by dtx1 3y ago
> generating tonal effects that can't really be replicated. Seems my headphones can replicate it judging from hearing the audio. Am I missing something?
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by dtx1 3y ago
Even if it is, we can coat it in epoxy and deal with it. And even if we can't, remember the first semi-conductor was germanium. If we have a theoretical and practical reproducible RT Superconductor we will very fast find new, better on
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by dtx1 3y ago
Even if LK99 turns out to be a dud, it's proven that there's a great need and great opportunity for more direct communication from scientist on their experiments via the internet. Live Stream of the Synthesis, Twitter Threads givi
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by dtx1 3y ago
It seems there was a race for the patents and an early draft of the paper leaked by a researcher related (somehow) to the project.
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by dtx1 3y ago
Seems like a better solution would be making the recertification an easy fast automatic process, not skipping it entirely
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by dtx1 3y ago
Whenever I get a swept into the Cyberdeck Youtube rabbit hole and think about building one, after a while of planning, Ideas, etc, I end up realising I just want a notebook with lots of USB Ports.
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by dtx1 3y ago
Can Confirm Issues in Germany.
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by dtx1 3y ago
So just to give everyone here a bit of context. This hearing was not for the UFO Believers to be used as official disclosure. This was not to convince any skeptics out there this is real. This is a political tool for the congressional overs
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by dtx1 3y ago
Never understood the appeal oft mechanical boards. I've tried them often but always come back to low profile rubberdome keyboards. Cheap, disposable, comfy and I can't type faster on anything else
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by dtx1 3y ago
"And that, my boy, is how we figured out that you can make laws that scale with company size, thus keeping hardware startups from that requirement but making sure big megacorps couldn't abuse their market position"
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by dtx1 3y ago
To me, thats the minimal necessary solution in case of a vendor going bankrupt but there should be a mandatory minimum Support window after the last sale of a device by the manufacturer and that should be non-trivial for security issues (sa
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by dtx1 3y ago
> True, but apparently OLEDs get close. Haven't seen them in action though. OLEDs get close in terms of response time, Input Lag and are straight up better in regards to contrast, black levels and color quality. But yo aren't g
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by dtx1 3y ago
I see no need for it. Living in Germany, any kind of power outages are exceptionally rare. I remember one in the last 10 years for a few hours and that was very local. If I am in a situation where a power outage occurs, i'll listen to
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by dtx1 3y ago
I recently had the chance to play a Vectrex System in the Nationaal Videogame Museum in the Netherlands and I'm sad to say that modern display tech can't replace these Vector Displays. They have that certain analog vibe to them th
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by dtx1 3y ago
From my experience: Better have a > 32gig USB Flash drive, everything else doesn't work (MSI) and I don't have an UPS so it's always quite an exciting experience. Especially since Motherboard Manifactures save almost a who
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by dtx1 3y ago
> AMD have released an microcode update for affected processors. Your BIOS or Operating System vendor may already have an update available that includes it. Yes, I love flashing BIOS... edit nvm, Microcode can get updated via system up
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by dtx1 3y ago
> Well, I also do similar kind of judgement. I.e. if someone is seriously religious, flat earth believing or ghost worshiping etc, then I would just assume they... have many things to left learn. Yeah that's all dandy until they re
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by dtx1 3y ago
They should rename themselves to basedhost after that statement
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Month Update QD-OLED Burn-In and 4 Failures from 100 TV Test [video](youtube.com)
4 points by dtx1 3y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 3y ago
> But what level of signature is needed for what transactions is not regulated in the eIDAS. Yeah, its the issue that germany decided that only the QES is as legally binding as a physical signature and then they made a whole bunch of con
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by dtx1 3y ago
From my research this has 0 legal validity, at least in germany in regards to the EU eIDAS. They are just smoke and mirrors for companies to make them "feel" secure but without cryptographic ensurances (Advanced Electronic Signatu
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by dtx1 3y ago
This may be german law specific, the overarching EU Legislation can be found by googlign "qualified electronic signature". In general they require complete, verified cryptographic signatures via smartcards or similar but because n
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by dtx1 3y ago
Those are both unfortunatly trivially faked
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by dtx1 3y ago
Not entirely true, cryptographic signatures exist. For example the EU eIDAS Law allows Advanced Cryptographic Signatures to basically just be PGP Signed Emails

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