For all of my important files (family pictures & videos, financial records, etc.), I have a RAID 1 array with dedicated hotspare, and use the Syncrify software (essentially a UI wrapper around rsync) to do nightly, incremental, versioned backups to a server that I maintain at a friend's house ~75 miles away. My next step is going to be moving the backup server to a RAID 1 array as well.
"Over the years, Diaconis and his students and colleagues have successfully analyzed the effectiveness of almost every type of shuffle people use in ordinary life."
All Shuffles? What about the Truffle Shuffle? After all, that is the most important shuffle I can come up with.
Unfortunately, many schools are having a hard time paying their teachers, let alone a competent IT staff. Such advancements are rarely possible without the proper technical support. Maybe if we could get the federal and state governments to actually fund schools, we could move them into the 21st century.
You know how when you normally type in things, Google "suggests" what you might be looking for? And how, sometimes, those searches are, shall we say, "interesting" to say the least, or "NSFW" or just plain old weird? (For instance, try typing in "How do I" or "how do you" and see the odd results that occur... the ones I currently see are "get pregnant" and "start selling weed").
Now, imagine having the results of those show up as you're trying to search for something else entirely.
Frustrating, to say the least, and embarrassing or potentially job-threatening on some of those more risque searches.
Except that in most reasonable schools, an F is the result of a score of 60% or below, so an F does not necessarily imply zero effort.
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