Hw10_ Dillon Yee The difference between a blog and a web page.

The difference between a Blog and a Web page are the uses. Blogs are more personalized, interactive, updated frequently, and not formal. While web pages has a standard, topically used for businesses, not updated frequently, not interactive (community), formal, and usually has some sort of transaction tacked on to the website for purchases. The way I see it Blogs are like a persons billboard, it advertises their thoughts and ideas out in the open. It is a space where people can express themselves, unlike a website. A website has it's own domain name unlike a blog; although people could create a blog under their own domain but has to manually create everything. Point is that Blogs are now under Blogger or another website name. As you can see with my address http://dyeethoughts.blogspot.com/ is "dyeethoughts" ".blogspot.com" which indicates that my blog is within blogspot.com domain name. Unlike Newegg.com or google.com or any other webiste where they have a clear objective whether it is to sell you a product, show you the correct link, provide a service, or connect people with each other, they all have an objective one way or another. And a Blog is just something personal like a diary or journal or a sketchbook or an album of yourself, your thoughts, ideas, projects etc.

Hw10_DillonYee Quantum computing in silicon now possible

Today there is a discovery of a way to do quantum computing on a silicon chip. It is an amazing leap forward with our current technology that may allow the average coder to utilize this new way of operating code. And then create a new wave of programs that can solve complex problems; the main reason why quantum computing is so great is because we can process data quicker. The first video below shows a run down of how quantum computing works and how it differs from binary which we use today. The second video below also talks about how quantum computing works but also a new way to use quantum logic in our own silicon chips. And the very last one is an image that goes in depth of what is quantum computing.