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Comment Re:What "quantum age"? (Score 1) 41

All of your observations are correct, in my opinion, and support the notion that we are far from needing to worry about quantum computing destroying the effectiveness of today's encryption algorithms.

Thank you.

The weakest link in encryption schemes, is the human, and this will remain true.

That is certainly true. Humans are really good at sabotage all forms of IT security, both by incompetence and by intent.

Comment Re:It sounds like (Score 1) 22

That only seems to you because you are clueless. Renewables are fine, but they do not remove the need for solid grid engineering. And whenever something gets changed larger-scale, some incompetents that could deal with the steady-state but not with changes get exposed. That is what happened here. In more than one sense.

Comment Re:What "quantum age"? (Score 1) 41

Researchers in China have claimed lots of things. And 50 bit would still be within other approaches than an actual general implementation of Shor's Algorithm. Oh, and look, they used a D-Wave. That is not a QC at all. It is a very restricted Quantum annealing device and it does NOT scale for factorization.

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