I remember watching that and thinking, they don’t sound very rock-‘n’-roll. I guess they lived long enough to become the corporate villain

To remind you that this is it, so make it a good one

Thank you for such an amazing response. You’ve given me so many great threads to pull on. I’m going to have a great time diving into all this. Sincere thank you.

I want to turn a Microsoft surface go 2 into a kali linux machine. I would appreciate any guidance pulling this off. I want use it for learning it security stuff, partly for work but mostly for curiosity. Occasionally I run across malware, trojans, and I want to look under the hood to see how they work. I’m assuming Kali is the best tool for the job and that Lemmy is the place to go for tooling around with tools.

Citrus does not have the scale of the big crops like corn and wheat, so big deposit totes. I am close to the industry, pesticides are sold by the jug or pack, packed on pallets, poured into sprayers by hand. I’ve known growers that just throw the waste into giant burn piles. Doesn’t matter, citrus is dying…unless we come up with a solution to citrus greening.

Mostly in Florida citrus, the packaging for pesticides is significant. Jugs for liquids, bags for dry powder. And irrigation drip and emitters are all plastic. Oh and cones for new trees from the nursery, zip ties for the protective cover around the stalk of newly planted trees. Flagging tape, um, there’s probably more.

Exactly, yes! Pretty much everything when left out in direct sunlight eventually fades or breaks down. There’s a reason why UV light kills germs, it damages what is touches.

I had to look it up, here’s what I found (please correct me if I got it wrong):

To change the user agent in Firefox, you can use the built-in Developer Tools. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Open Firefox.
2. Press Ctrl + Shift + I on Windows or Cmd + Option + I on macOS to open the Developer Tools.
3. Click on the “Network” tab.
4. Look for a small icon that looks like a mobile phone and a tablet together, usually located at the top-right of the Network tab. This is the “Responsive Design Mode” button. Click on it.
5. Once in Responsive Design Mode, you’ll see a dropdown menu at the top of the screen where you can select different user agents (like various mobile devices, different browsers, etc.).

Remember, changing the user agent can sometimes lead to unexpected behavior on websites, as it tells the website that you’re using a different browser or device than you actually are. This is usually used for testing and development purposes.

Edit: a word

I just did the math. Don’t do the math.

80085!

That’s a great example, thank you. So we’re beginning to discover a way to model of the fabric of reality?

My first post, sorry about that. Should be fixed now

Without looking this up first, I think topology is a mathematics…mathematica…a field of mathematics that makes proofs of topologies in nature. Like what is the mathematical proof of how a knot can be removed from something without untying it. Hang on let me look this up…

Okay here: Topology is the study of shapes and spaces, focusing on properties that are unchanged by continuous transformations like stretching or bending, without tearing or gluing. It’s used to understand and classify various mathematical, physical, and computational phenomena.

So topology shows how a coffee cup is a misshapen donut, or a human is donut (with center hole from mouth to…butthole) and now, how quantum entangled particles can be perturbed (messed with) and still maintain coherence (not break and still be an entangled pair).

Here’s the coffee cup donut:

So it sounds like they are using topology to classify entangled quantum ‘shapes?’ which will allow them to better understand and manipulate quantum entangled states? And so far the math is holding up?

I love this stuff. Like how the math showed that black holes should exist before we found any. It’s like frickin magic man. Like wizards reading the magic symbols to unlock the secret fabric of reality, but like, for real.

Awesome, thank you!

I think it’s really neat when I read some obscure or esoteric science discovery and feel like I understand it. Although I know I would need years of study to maybe even begin to be able to understand how to discover that truth.

Sorry I meant to include the link.

And here’s is the link to the published paper

Sorry for not including the link to the article. Edit: here is the published paper

Sorry, thought I linked it. Here it is

Why not

Because of it didn’t it wouldn’t, but it does so it is.