-Gemini AI 😂🤔 here are a few modern slang terms: * Cap/No Cap: "Cap" means lie or exaggeration, so "no cap" means no lie, for real. * Bet: Used to express agreement, confirmation, or acceptance. * Vibe Check: An assessment of the mood or atmosphere. * Simp: Someone who is overly eager to please another person, often romantically. * Ghosting: Suddenly ending all communication with someone without explanation. * Slay: To do something exceptionally well or to look fantastic. * It's giving: Used to describe the "vibe" or impression something is giving off (e.g., "It's giving main character energy"). * Rizz: As we discussed, short for charisma, referring to one's ability to charm or flirt. * Bussin': Also as discussed, meaning extremely good, often used for food.

When you go around thinking "what is really going on with the world lately" think about this quote.

#quantum computers are getting a bit scary #bitcoin The emergence of powerful quantum computers poses a significant threat to current digital security, including Bitcoin. This is primarily due to Shor's algorithm, a quantum algorithm that can efficiently break the mathematical problems underlying widely used public-key encryption methods like RSA and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC). Bitcoin's security heavily relies on ECC for its digital signatures, which protect transactions. Google's recent advancements in quantum computing have drastically reduced the estimated resources (qubits and time) needed to break these cryptographic standards, shrinking the timeline for when such attacks might become feasible. This raises the concern of "harvest now, decrypt later," where adversaries could store encrypted data today and decrypt it in the future once quantum computers are powerful enough. If a sufficiently powerful quantum computer were to exist, it could derive private Bitcoin keys from public keys, allowing attackers to steal funds from exposed addresses. While this isn't an immediate threat with current quantum technology, the progress is accelerating, with some experts predicting a "cryptanalytically relevant quantum computer" within 5-10 years. The solution lies in Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), which are new cryptographic algorithms designed to resist quantum attacks. The challenge for Bitcoin is to transition to these new standards, which will require significant upgrades to its protocol, before the quantum threat becomes a reality.