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QUANTO SMASH! | |
Number | 2141 |
Broadcast Date | 1/3/2014 |
Episode Length | 32mins24sec |
Hosts | Tom Merritt |
Guests | Darren Kitchen |
Guest
- Darren Kitchen
- [1]http://www.hak5.org/
- Len Peralta
- [2]http://www.lenperaltastore.com
Headlines
- [3] BlackBerry wants Seacrest OUT — of the physical keyboard business
- [4] T-Mobile CEO calls AT&T’s latest promotion a “desperate move”
- [5] CES: What Acer is bringing to Las Vegas
- [6] Twitter launches Vine for the Web
- [7] Snapchat will let users opt out of its Find Friends feature
News From You
- Submitted by flyingspatula Engadget reports that Fox will continue the tradition of streaming the US Super Bowl football game for free online. Fox will also stream its playoff coverage but that will only be available to certain cable subscribers. CBS, the network that streamed the Super Bowl for free last year, will be streaming all of its playoff coverage online for free.
- Submitted by Skyjedi EDX, a Massively Open Online Course, or MOOC provider, will offer Harvard’s Introduction to Computer Science course online absolutely free with no prerequisites. Languages covered include C, PHP, and JavaScript plus SQL, CSS, and HTML.
- Submitted by spsheridan According to GigaOm, YouTube will not only show off 4K Streaming at CES but will do it with their own royalty-free VP9 codec. Google’s been trying to push the codec since it acquired it back in the VP8 days. This time they have 19 hardware partners on board to help the push, including big companies like Sony, Intel, Samsung, Broadcom and Marvell among others.
Discussion
- NSA seeks to build quantum computer that could crack most types of encryption The Washington Post reports the NSA is building a “crypto logically useful computer” according to documents leaked by Edward Snowden. The $79.7 million research program is named “Penetrating Hard Targets”. Quantum Computers have been demonstrated by labs in the EU and Switzerland and a company called D-Wave. Quantum computers are actually slower than classical computers at most tasks but can perform certain functions like factoring prime numbers more efficiently.
- [8] https://uwaterloo.ca/institute-for-quantum-computing/quantum-computing-101
- [9] http://www.pro-technix.com/information/crypto/pages/vernam_base.html
- [10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venona_project
- [11] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-quantum_cryptography
- CES: Wearables, 4k video & tablets A quick search on Google News for the terms ‘CES expect’ reveals 13,000 results that indicate wearable, 4k video & tablets will be the big trend. Now you don’t have to go.
YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BagBufoJvYI
Links
Preceded by: "My Car Has Lasers" |
Quanto smash! |
Followed by: "The Funghi at CES 2014" |