For the unaware, distributed hash tables (DHT) are regularly used for file-sharing applications, not the distribute files but to find other computers that are sharing files. The downside of DHT is that it's "slow" meaning it can take several minutes for a message to permeate the network.

Far too often, it seems like cyber criminals are too dumb to be effective because you almost never hear about P2P infrastructure when it comes to botnets. They just keep putting up obvious C&C points that just get taken down, time and time again. When I read this exact paper years ago, it seemed obvious to me that this was the perfect to improve the resiliency for secret/illegal networks. Despite that, it's almost never used!

Don't get me wrong, they'll still get taken down but it will be more of a challenge.

I look forward to all the "pro-life" idiots choosing to death over these treatments... but we both know they won't because they have ideological consistency of a crayon.

This implies that given the proper care, we should be able to put 2024 YR4 back on track to impact the Moon! Humanity has really been half-assing this destroying the ecosystem and I feel like we can do better by annihilating with a well placed asteroid.

Now they just need to bad social media for people that are at least 16 and they will have fixed the problems with social media.

I looked at what is being offered and just like many other "Quantum Computing Operating Systems," it is merely an OS that runs on a classical processor but supports the use of a quantum processing as a peripheral device using software, not even as kernel component.

At best, this is a OS tailored for interfacing with a quantum processor.

But when combine all the data instead of a few stations, it shows there has been a significant temperature increase. You should look at the study to find your answer: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary....

The companies that argued in favor of allowing the continued use of tetraethyllead in gasoline used a similar tactic in congressional testimony, omitting vital details.

While we keep discovering that near-Earth asteroids like these will not impact the moon, we have the technology to rectify such issues. NASA's DART project showed that we have the capability to deflect objects away from Earth. This implies that given the proper care, we should be able to redirect objects to an intercept path. While this opportunity has slipped through our hands this time, I believe with a significant investment, that we expand upon NASA's DART to bring forth a successful redirection of large objects like these to ensure the connection to either the Moon or Earth itself.

I'm not saying it's a good idea, I just feel that if we're going to fuck up the planet that we should stop half-assing it.

"If [ChatGPT came up with that answer], then I'm seriously worried about that (human) comic writer's career I never had."
Here you are worried about a hypothetical career choice.

"Worry not, your hypothetical career choice is safe."
My response is that your hypothetical career is safe which implies ChatGPT did not come up with the answer, since it was the potential danger.

Since they seem to like Microslop so much, I'm thinking they'll go with Xslop, Xslop 360, and then Xslop One.

As was implied by my previous comment, it was not.

They also made a bunch of climate change related "pledges" and the second they became to inconvenient, they silently removed those pledges from their websites. If you think they will abide these pledges then you are as dumb as they think you are.