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edited by on December 14th 2016, at 16:29

Terry Zink, an MVP, wrote a good article about the difficulty most common e-mail filters have at stopping phishing impersonation attacks using simple display tricks.

Full article: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/tzink/2016/12/06/where-email-authentication-falls-flat-at-stopping-phishing-impersonation-attacks-using-display-tricks/

edited by on June 23rd 2015, at 12:49

According to a poll by Columbustravel.nl (a Dutch travelling website), the following countries are the most cheapest to go on vacation to

Worldwide

  1. Nepal
  2. Laos
  3. Bolivia
  4. Cambodja
  5. India
  6. Vietnam
  7. China
  8. Indonesia
  9. Myanmar
  10. Thailand

One can safely conclude that South-East Asia is the cheapest in the world to go to. But let's take a look at the other continents:

Africa

  1. Ethiopia
  2. Marocco
  3. South-Africa

Europe

  1. Czech Republic
  2. Slovakia
  3. Bulgaria

Latin America

  1. Bolivia
  2. Guatemala
  3. Venezuela
edited by on June 11th 2015, at 13:33
ZeroHedge, a controversial financial and economical blog, is particular popular on Wall Street, because of its "straight-up" mentality. Although their writers often seem to have well-founded sources when it comes to financial news, sometimes they manage to have borderline conspiracy theories.

Their latest prediction is about ten countries that will disappear in the next two decades. According to the author, each of these countries have all the indications and the potential of disappearing very soon, whether it's because of economical, political or environmental causes.

The full article: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-03/10-countries-dead-within-two-decades

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