quite likely has more than Obama and Mittens combined as using ssid was heavily promoted by supporters as a technique to raise name awareness.

think i got some slides and presentation papers from 2010 and 11 based on your post above, thanks!

could be outside shot. would need advanced math degree for crypto or other serious geeky stuff.

is why we have a representative democracy. This guy must have missed those classes in school.

Indeed I was too hasty with my reply but has been some time since I worked through that. Unfortunately as one who is not in physics day to day the memory of things read and learned tends to fall off somewhat exponentially with time!

I checked a number of physics blogs including Tommaso's who generally catches most of the good stuff in HEP. I'll try to read the actual paper tonight. And please, don't get me started on string theory! Have you presented at any conferences yet?

The fact that I was only an undergrad who continued (on my own) studies of nuclear and HEP and can understand this I'm really shocked that a PhD candidate would not. You should have been exposed to this in your senior year as undergrad and I would imagine at least one course on nuclear/particle physics in graduate work, even if you concentration will be in some other area. Just about any non picture book on particle (and sometimes nuclear) physics will discuss neutral K mixing. Note that the states are often referred to as K1 and K2.

While the authors (as they always do) consider this landmark, I was unable to find any comment on their letter or the preprint (apparently this) in the usual places. This could be in part because it is a) not 'real' and b) doesn't have the words 'Higgs' or 'superluminal neutrino' in the title.

THnak you for saving me the time of writing the same comment. I'd add that this guy should be fired for mocking the role of COBOL (and probably FORTRAN too) in government IT systems as he clearly has no understanding of the value of stability and the inherent costs of sexy new bling.

followed closely by Free and Net BSD. Not linux. Regardless, no cloud storage can be considered secure as you do not have physical control over the hardware, it really does not matter what OS is used, the system is inherently flawed. You may be fine with all the limitations that brings for pictures of your drunken escapades but it is not fine for storing valuable corporate data (which may also come with fiduciary responsibilities too.)