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>MIT researchers have pushed the boundaries of quantum computing by developing fluxonium qubits that demonstrate world-record gate fidelities.
>This advancement is crucial for the implementation of error-free quantum algorithms and suggests a promising future for robust quantum systems.
>MIT physicists have discovered a new magnetic state in an antiferromagnetic material using terahertz light, opening doors to revolutionary memory technologies resistant to magnetic interference.
>By fine-tuning light vibrations to the atomic level, they have created a magnetic state that persists beyond immediate effects, hinting at future applications in robust data storage and efficient processing.
>Nano-sized, tumor-targeting particles induced self-destruction of cancer cells in preclinical studies.
>A new twist on a decades-old anticancer strategy has demonstrated significant potential against various cancer types in a preclinical study conducted by researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The innovative method employs small extracellular vesicles (sEVs)—tiny capsules engineered from human cells—offering a promising new avenue for immunotherapy. This approach is now advancing toward further development and testing.
After 15 years of exploration, scientists discover an intact prehistoric Palau nautilus in deep water, a fascinating marine find.
>The remote waters of Palau have always carried a sense of intrigue for explorers. Last year, scientists encountered a marine creature that turned heads and sparked excitement on a vessel known for investigating the mysteries of the ocean.
>This strange cephalopod, rarely seen by anyone, appeared during an underwater operation near the German Channel in Palau
President Donald Trump on Monday pardoned more than 1,000 people charged in the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol, and commuted the sentences of leaders of the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.
Anti-paywall link: https://archive.is/IqZOR
>BRUSSELS, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The European Commission filed a complaint at the World Trade Organization on Monday against what it said was China's "unfair and illegal" practice of setting worldwide royalty rates for EU standard essential patents without the patent owner's consent.
>The Commission, which oversees the trade policy of the 27-nation European Union, said China had empowered its courts to set worldwide rates for high-tech EU companies, notably in the telecoms sector.
Your body is a collection of cells carrying thousands of genetic mistakes accrued over a lifetime—many harmless, some bad and at least a few that may be good for you
>Shenzhen-based 3D printer manufacturer Bambu Lab has launched a new firmware for its X1 Series of 3D printers. The optional security update introduces authorization and authentication controls for key 3D printing operations, altering how third-party software interacts with the 3D printer.
>Some in the 3D printing community have not received the news well, leading to Bambu Lab refuting claims that the firmware, currently undergoing beta testing, restricts third-party tools or forces users into a closed ecosystem. Those who choose not to install the update can continue using external software without any changes. The company has also introduced a new tool called Bambu Connect, designed to integrate third-party software with updated printers. Bambu Lab is collaborating with software developers, including Orca Slicer, to ensure a seamless connection with external tools.
>Abstract\ >Science is crucial for evidence-based decision-making. Public trust in scientists can help decision makers act on the basis of the best available evidence, especially during crises. However, in recent years the epistemic authority of science has been challenged, causing concerns about low public trust in scientists. We interrogated these concerns with a preregistered 68-country survey of 71,922 respondents and found that in most countries, most people trust scientists and agree that scientists should engage more in society and policymaking. We found variations between and within countries, which we explain with individual- and country-level variables, including political orientation. While there is no widespread lack of trust in scientists, we cannot discount the concern that lack of trust in scientists by even a small minority may affect considerations of scientific evidence in policymaking. These findings have implications for scientists and policymakers seeking to maintain and increase trust in scientists
Social network X is trying to capitalize on the uncertainty surrounding ByteDance apps like TikTok and Lemon8 by launching a dedicated vertical video
Taking bets on when Trump flops back to banning TikTok again now that President Muskrat will benefit
My entire front page
iswas filled with 196
I fail to see the rule issue?
For nuclear power, is that not a huge accomplishment in of itself? Some permits can take years to get because of all the needless red tape
during the past 4 years, you guys have been building a giant wall to keep brown people out
Not really, the infamous "wall" is, at most, a handful of sections
funded a genocide to maintain a white ethno state in the middle east
Fair, however, it will absolutely accelerate under Drump unlike Harris who would have at most kept the status quo as it has been for decades
economical sanctions to try to suffocate socialist movements around the world,
Sanctions against places like Russia, hardly a "socialist movement haven"
overturned a law that granted access to abortions
It was not a law, it was a supreme court ruling that was overturned. Had it been a law, it would in all likelihood be still in effect
Ofc, classic tankie behavior, only your sources are right and everything else is propaganda of some flavor
Yup, I haven't been able to get back into RS3 for years now when in the past I've been able to at least have annual stretches of play
There's OSRS still, for the moment "uncorrupted", but it's basically starting fresh even when your account existed when OSRS was Runescape
I'd love to be proven wrong, but I highly doubt it. Netflix has some of the most finicky and annoying DRM around.
Any kind of frontend would, if it even exists, almost undoubtedly have to be under constant maintenance and updates
Firefox can't even reliably get 4k video to play as-is (afaik it's been awhile so could have changed recently)
LMAO did you even read your source‽ It's right there in the summary
But evidence that it is carrying out other forms of genocide abounds, Beth Van Schaack, a visiting professor at Stanford Law School’s Center for Human Rights and International Justice, wrote in a recent post on Just Security.
“For example, the torture, rape and sexual violence committed against Uyghurs likely constitute genocide ‘by causing serious bodily and mental harm’—the second type of genocide recognized by the Convention,” she wrote. “Likewise, the deplorable living conditions of incarcerated Uyghurs may constitute genocide by ‘deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about [their] physical destruction’—the third form of genocide.”
@xor@lemmy.dbzer0.com you should have read their source, it doesn't even back them up in any way LMFAO
That's just being pedantic, there's no significant functional difference in most cases
China makes themselves look better
Denying a genocide makes them "look better"
Oh yea because I'm sure China's CCP isn't spreading propaganda or anything of their own/s
The motive for the attack is unclear, but both judges are said to have played a role in the crackdown on opponents of the Islamic government since the 1980s
Ah, so they were pieces of shit who got karma'd then
Moghiseh, 68, has been sanctioned by the EU, the US and Canada over alleged human rights abuses.
Officially, it's "bigotry", unofficially it's a catch-all so that when someone brings it up their more prominent users can make declarations like this:
"routinely the actual reasons people are mad at .ml is getting banned/ censored for being bigoted"
Been debating on spinning up my own Lemmy instance and was looking at piefed instead of lemmy-lemmy lol
Heard it wasn't on parity with implementing the full Lemmy API, how has it been for you? Any issues?
Probably in reference to that "it's more yellow..." Comment in my screenshot, but that's by an unrelated user
Hm sounds like the bug is in the code that handles the "one session only" rule
Per Microshits T&Cs you can only have 1 session of any kind at a time unless you get the super special business multi seat RDP license (because ofc)
I actually have a Powershell script I found awhile back that patches the RDP DLL so it stops caring about multiple sessions
I spent entirely too much time trying to track down
Been there, if you have the audacity to force your way into the WindowsApps folder you'll bork the permissions systems so bad that every single post about how to fix it ends in "just reinstall" me being me that was an unacceptable answer.
Took me a week to fix it so the MS store would launch again. On the flip side, I have a whole new understanding of the permissions system on windows. Heh
My old Reddit account gets regularly scrubbed because Reddit keeps restoring shit.
Lol every time I see this come up I laugh a little because last year during the whole API fiasco I said that it was pointless to scrub accounts because Reddit likely had backups of, at a minimum, text comments since they had put significant value on it.
I was downvoted to hell and told there was no way they were doing that because "it would be too expensive and technically challenging" to have backups, regular or not, of even just text at that scale
Now here we are with like the millionth example of Reddit restoring supposedly scrubbed content
That's when you get a job at said company, fix the big and then quit.
Bonus! You get a neat news article or 2 and at least 3 memes about you doing it lmao
I lucked out with my kid's school, their lunches smell SO GOOD, and it's as good as a restaurant ong
So, they're saying the qui~ eh fuck it, they're always saying quiet part out loud now
