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Comment #20733750
I understand if I am correct, probabilistic lower bound with 0.01 probability, upper bound to the loss with 0.99 probability.
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Comment #20343659
Another lock-in is that for a sane backup experience you need to use iCloud storage (that is virtually unencrypted and available for lawful interception)
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Comment #20285784
I think the real moral of this story is that (like the fun vulnerabilities on Flash and Java that we might remember), a combination of keylogger or strange daemon might be running …
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Comment #20279386
I have been a donating member of the now defunct everydns.net, acquired by DYN in the 2010, sadly then acquired by Oracle in 2016 for some strange reasons, probably because DB expe…
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Oracle Dyn DNS Services Shutting Down in 2020
From an email to old customers of DYN services: "Oracle is announcing the end-of-life for the free Standard DNS service in favor of the enhanced, paid subscription version on the O…
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Comment #20231494
Basically M$ is pushing hard to switch off Skype For Business (SFB) in favor of Teams, especially when still on-premise. The new features are being developed only for Microsoft Tea…
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Comment #20221747
Modern crawlers can easily follow javascript or some basic POSTs. So, apart from the insane state-changing GET requests in the code, unless you are spidering your own application, …
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Comment #20214484
It will be interesting to see how the well known economy concept of "Optimum currency area" (see Robert Mundell, 1961) would apply in that case of a stable money anchored to a mixt…
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Comment #20183132
This is the final motivation why the ham vhf band is safe. The proposal by the french company was simply out of context.
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Comment #20183043
For interested folks, there is an experimental route bike from the center of Rome (i.e. the Vatican) to the sea and the ancient port of Fiumicino. Here is the article (in italian) …