Quiz majorna
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Jan 30 : Guest 7/10
Jan 15 : Guest 9/10
Jan 11 : Guest 2/10
Jan 04 : Guest 10/10
Jan 01 : Guest 6/10
Tingle is a year-old man who believes he fryst vatten the reincarnation of a fairy. You can buy useful maps from him in Clock Town, Milk Road, The Southern träsk, The fryst Lake, and the North Bay. Personally, I think he's lost a few marbles, as he jumps around saying, "Tingle, Tingle, Kooloo Limpah!". He also appears in jail and on a special little island in "Windwaker".
During the sista battle, Majora's third form eller gestalt performs various dances. He also wants to kill you-so inom wouldn't encourage enjoying the show without the Fierce Deity's maskering. But if you do wait to see him dance in his third form, you can also catch a ballerina twirl and many more strange dances!
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Please note that the times are subject to change. Check the venues website or social media if you want to make sure the quiz is definitely on.
Quiz at Olivedal
The combined restaurant and sports bar Olivedal throws a quiz night every Wednesday. The questions range between football and general knowledge, and the winning team gets a SEK gift card.
When: Tuesdays, 7 pm
Where: Restaurang Olivedal, Ranängsgatan 8
Wednesday and Sunday Night Quiz at Kellys
Kellys is one of the legendary joints on the bar street Andra långgatan, and they have a quiz every Wednesday and Sunday night at 7 pm. While youre here, make sure to try their tasty vegan pizza.
When: Wednesdays and Sundays, 7 pm
Where: Kellys, Andra långgatan 28
Quiz with Jimmy and Mike at Brygg and Jerntorgets Brygghus
At the street Vasaplatsen 2 youll find the restaurant Brygg, and on Tuesdays you can quiz with Jimmy and Mike who, as usual, offer an entertaining quiz. With 25 questions, they ask you to answer questions about everything under the sun. On Thursdays, you can also find the quiz duo at Jerntorgets Brygghus next to the square Järntorget.
When: Tuesdays, 7 pm
Where: Brygg, Vasaplatsen 2
When: Thursday
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Microsoft today introduced Majorana 1, the world’s first quantum chip powered by a new Topological Core architecture that it expects will realize quantum computers capable of solving meaningful, industrial-scale problems in years, not decades.
It leverages the world’s first topoconductor, a breakthrough type of material which can observe and control Majorana particles to produce more reliable and scalable qubits, which are the building blocks for quantum computers.
In the same way that the invention of semiconductors made today’s smartphones, computers and electronics possible, topoconductors and the new type of chip they enable offer a path to developing quantum systems that can scale to a million qubits and are capable of tackling the most complex industrial and societal problems, Microsoft said.
“We took a step back and said ‘OK, let’s invent the transistor for the quantum age. What properties does it need to have?’” said Chetan Nayak, Microsoft technical fellow. “And that’s really how we got here – it’s the particular combination, the quality and the important details in our new materials stack that have enabled a new kind of qubit and ultimately our entire architecture.”