Nick @internic@qoto.org
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Theoretical physicist by training (PhD in quantum open systems/quantum information), University lecturer for a bit, and currently paying the bills as an engineer working in optical communication (implementation) and quantum communication (concepts), though still pursuing a little science on the side. I'm interested in physics and math, of course, but I enjoy learning about really any area of science, philosophy, and many other academic areas as well. My biggest other interest is hiking and generally being out in nature.
I feel like the headline and subtitle of this Engadget article neatly sum up the contemporary movie industry.
This comic is funny, but also this has been the reality until recently for phones and laptops. Thankfully the EU forced Apple to be reasonable and switch to a standard charging port for the iPhone. One of the many things that I love about my #framework laptop is that it uses a standard USB-C PD charger, so I never have to worry too much about forgetting my charger, but I think this is still a rarity for laptops.
Everyone pray for those Germans in your life, because we have again entered the time of the year for...Spargel madness!
Looks like #aurora might be visible tonight in parts of the USA and most of Canada.
#northernLights #auroraBorealis
https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/aurora-viewline-tonight-and-tomorrow-night-experimental
Someone I know has these weird entries in their #Authy app under a section labeled "authy accounts". These seemed to already be present when they created the Authy account, and they can't seem to remove/delete the entries. I don't have anything similar in my Authy, only the next section, "authenticator accounts", so I have no idea what these are, and the generic names makes web searches difficult.
I'm hoping someone out there who uses #authy or is knowledgable about #2FA or #infosec can enlighten me (so please boost if you're connected to such people).
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Theoretical physicist by training (PhD in quantum open systems/quantum information), University lecturer for a bit, and currently paying the bills as an engineer working in optical communication (implementation) and quantum communication (concepts), though still pursuing a little science on the side. I'm interested in physics and math, of course, but I enjoy learning about really any area of science, philosophy, and many other academic areas as well. My biggest other interest is hiking and generally being out in nature.
