Yes, but we could also be living on the shell of a giant tortoise. Ok seriously yes, it is happening everywhere like all the time. However these particles pop into existence as pairs (particle-antiparticle) so they (usually) annihilate each other and disappear.

No. The collision concentrates the amount of (kinetic) energy into a small area. The energy density is high enough that a large amount of quarks emerge from the vacuum. When a proton is in an accelerated state, the energy within the proton radius is very high. This enables us to see the strange-quark/antiquarks popping in and out of existence as collision debris. The thing you can do with strange quarks is use them to make hyperons. Without strange quarks, you'd be trying to make carrot cake with flour but no carrot. The high energy density brings a large number of quarks into existence and that enables hyperons to form. These hyperons are formed by grabbing a few quarks in the vicinity. By checking for hyperons that are spin-aligned (entangled), they can tell it was directly formed by quarks that emerged from the vacuum and got captured. It's not new that we have particles appear from the vacuum, normally we can't distinguish the hyperons that formed directly from vacuum versus ones that formed from quarks that have already interacted via gluons in the vicinity. This can provide some info about the vacuum field itself.

They created stuff by using a strong force to ram a Hardon to into a tube ?

I'm no physics guy, but how is that new?

How about you troglodytes?

There are two issues I have with Ceph:

1) management complexity. Proxmox is pretty easy to manage, very little to surprised a seasoned admin. Ceph, while easy to implement, can be deceptively difficult to administrate if something goes sideways. I usually recommend small businesses avoid it if at all possible.

2) SANs are often faster. Ceph has enough overhead to be noticable.

That said, it is a very nice feature and well worth learning how to administrate if you're already a linux admin. If you are going to use ceph, I highly stress at least a dedicated 10g network JUST for ceph.

The women he walked in on, who WERE UNDERAGE TEENS AT THE TIME, remember him doing it.

iOS has that marketshare now because countries other than the USA (in the Asian zone and Eurozone) caught Apple doing monopolistic things and acted to stop it early.

Wait. You say Microsoft is doing the same thing they've done a dozen times before, again? I'm shocked, I say. Shocked.

........ well, not that shocked.

I figure it could be put together for $250k with a mix of used and new hardware. Possibly less. Certainly less than 300k. And that's with parity. The power bill would suck.

Basically the EFF exists to defend pedo rights

You are disturbingly confused and thinking of the (GOP) RetardedKlan Party whose head is a literal 34-time convicted felon, pedophile who admitted in a Howard Stern video to invading locker rooms of underage girls at pageants, and all-around Treasonous Shitrag who wears caked orange makeup to hide his syphilis blemishes.

Anyone who supports HitlerHeiler Leon Skum is already diagnosed as severely retarded.

1. Nobody really gives a fuck. 2. 3. Profit?

My assumption is that the older devices struggle with the newest DRM and leave an opening for old, broken encryption.

Man, people are still trying to hawk Lightning because they crippled bitcoin with the 1MB blocksize cap?

I recently paid ~350 for a new in box macbook air M1/8gb/256gb. Still has warranty left and only 2 battery cycles. I think it's about as good as the Neo, but about half the price. I actually haven't touched a Neo, though, so maybe there are differences? Anyway, I consider the Neo just an M1 Macbook air with a newer, cheaper chip.