After a few questions about quantum computing
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This is a simulated quantum computer based on webGL. It's going to be much slower than an actual quantum computer as it's simulated with non-quantum hardware. Anyway, it gives you an impression of how quantum computing might be done in the near future. http://qcplayground.withgoogle.com/#/home[^]
Curvature of the Mind now with 3D
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I thought I had read this somewhere before, but maybe just dreamt it up............oh, no I didn't, it is just a few posts down :) Sadly on our corporate desktops it doesn't work due to the browser, just like the post below is blocked. :(
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Https:// version of which one, the quantum one or the one below.:confused: Don't see what difference making it https will make. If the browser isn't capable of running it, it still wont work, and as for the access, just because it is https doesn't hide the target url. The corporoate web filtering still know where you are trying to get to. So, even after trying both using https, to make sure I'm not talking poop, I can confirm, it is still the same. a) won't run, b) can't access. :(
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Https:// version of which one, the quantum one or the one below.:confused: Don't see what difference making it https will make. If the browser isn't capable of running it, it still wont work, and as for the access, just because it is https doesn't hide the target url. The corporoate web filtering still know where you are trying to get to. So, even after trying both using https, to make sure I'm not talking poop, I can confirm, it is still the same. a) won't run, b) can't access. :(
https:// version of the quantum link this one[^] As for the browser I'm using is Google Chrome. I tried it in firefox browser and got the following message:
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Warning! We strongly recommened to run Quantum Playground in Google Chrome. Your graphics card does not seem to support WebGL[^]. Find out how to get it here[^].
and for IE(the version on my system is 6), you rather don't ask ;P
.:>GSN<:.
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https:// version of the quantum link this one[^] As for the browser I'm using is Google Chrome. I tried it in firefox browser and got the following message:
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Warning! We strongly recommened to run Quantum Playground in Google Chrome. Your graphics card does not seem to support WebGL[^]. Find out how to get it here[^].
and for IE(the version on my system is 6), you rather don't ask ;P
.:>GSN<:.
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GSN.CP wrote:
and for IE(the version on my system is 6)
Poor you! I thought I was unlucky forced to use IE9! X|
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Well such is corporate life dearies! :| What I didn't mention was, the OS is XP! :laugh: P.S. did it work in chrome for you?
.:>GSN<:.
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Don't have chrome on this corpo box. Would need to RDP onto my personal VM on 'tinernet to escape the confinds of this machine.
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GSN.CP wrote:
or you could check the link at home
That would be the 4th June, I'll have forgot by then. (p.s. what were we talking about again? :wtf: )
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I thought I had read this somewhere before, but maybe just dreamt it up............oh, no I didn't, it is just a few posts down :) Sadly on our corporate desktops it doesn't work due to the browser, just like the post below is blocked. :(
Yeah, it uses webGL which is definitely not fully supported by every system and browser combination.
Curvature of the Mind now with 3D