@OctopusEnergy it’s been 5 days without a response from the support team. I am struggling to add my EV to the drive pack and it is costing full price for charging that I have already paid in advance for. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
@TicketmasterUK do you have a phone number for customer services? My tickets for Wednesday’s Hella Mega tour have not arrived and the live chat can’t connect me to anyone.
@HaileyLennonBTC A tweet thread is devoid of the nuance, but the hard part is in getting a quantum computer to tell you the solution state. There is lots of good progress and q computers have applications to a certain set of problems but we are likely years away from it being a threat to BTC
@HaileyLennonBTC This is a threat to Bitcoin because it relies on asymmetric key pair encryption - therefore if a quantum computer can exist in the private key state it could theoretic break encryption that would take supercomputers many years to break currently 3/
@HaileyLennonBTC In a traditional computer a bit is either 0 or 1. In a quantum computer it can be both at the same time. This therefore means that a quantum computer with enough qbits can exist in all states to a hard problem including the solution state simultaneously. 2/
@DonnyCrypto The Islay whiskys will all be similar to Lagavulin - the rest will generally be smoother and less peated (with the possible exception of Talisker)
@AskPS_UK any update on the internal PCIe storage expansion? The storage in my console is fast filling up with only a few games - especially with the most recent game updates out today...
@jillruthcarlson Recently (1989 - 1990) in the UK, there was the poll tax. First brought in, in Scotland and then the rest of the UK 1 year later. It was very unpopular and there was mass non-payment. It was abolished and replaced with a different tax in 1992.