> In any case, even a single Furby could probably be programmed
> to factorise M(4), which seems to be the definitive challenge
> for quantum computers at present ;-)
That challenge was met a few months ago when M(4) was factored on a
7-qubit computer.
The next challenge is to factor anything
On Wednesday 27 March 2002 17:41, you wrote:
> Whilst I was surfing I came across the word "Mersenne",
> even though I didn't search for it.
> After I had finished laughing, I had to tell you people.
>
> The Hack Furby Challenge is a $250 prize offered by
> Peter van der Linden http://www.afu.com/
Now if we could get all the furbies linked to gether with the flashing
eyes for RF we might have something.// LOL
paul landon wrote:
> Whilst I was surfing I came across the word "Mersenne",
> even though I didn't search for it.
> After I had finished laughing, I had to tell you people.
>
> T
Now if we could get all the furbies linked together with the flashing
eyes for RF we might have something.// LOL
paul landon wrote:
> Whilst I was surfing I came across the word "Mersenne",
> even though I didn't search for it.
> After I had finished laughing, I had to tell you people.
>
> Th
Whilst I was surfing I came across the word "Mersenne",
even though I didn't search for it.
After I had finished laughing, I had to tell you people.
The Hack Furby Challenge is a $250 prize offered by
Peter van der Linden http://www.afu.com/fur.html for
software to do something with a Furby. The
