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Microsoft Excel Vulnerability Could Put 120 Million Users At Risk
(mimecast.com)
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On top of my head only from HW perspective, one of biggest Intel microprocessors R&D centers is located in Haifa IL (recently leading the Ice Lake - Core i9) and manufacturing center in Kiryat Gat. Intel also acquired MobileEye for thei
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7y ago
Israeli here, this is very far from being true.
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8y ago
No one beats Hetzner. Hands down
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8y ago
Gaza is held by a terrorist group, defined as such by US and other western countries. It also keeps attacking Israel with missiles. Nevertheless Israel exports medicine, food and concrete on a daily basis to help the civilians in Gaza. Do y
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8y ago
Israel doesn't occupy the Gaza Strip, and we could argue about the occupation of the West Bank.
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8y ago
see my reply below to tphan :-)
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8y ago
Have you tried using PowerQuery for instance? It's only one of the things available in Windows only. Same if you try to work with the Data Model. (I'm not sure for Macros & VBAs but can guess they are also mostly not functiona
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Office was available for Mac for many years. The news here is that Office is now in the Mac App Store, not that big of a news. Anyhow, worth noting that the Mac versions of Office are no near to the Windows versions. They are thin clients w
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8y ago
To just forward emails from your private domain, you can transfer the domain to NameCheap and use their free email forwarding service.
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8y ago
Or a better option - he leased/bought the building with interest X and sub-leased it to WeWork for X+50%. From Adam N (We CEO) history, he is not common from such a rich family to afford buying building worldwide.
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20+ years ago when I was 16 I spent months to learn Turbo Pascal. Those were the days of reading thick books and diving into code samples you grabbed from your near BBS. I was working on a project to predict soccer games results based on pa
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8y ago
This is one of the products I bet will go to Google's graveyard soon
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8y ago
Nice! I saw the initial versions of it, it took years to finish dev.
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8y ago
While it's a cool project it cannot be compared to Sheets Query as long as Excel doesn't implement array expanding formulas (out-puting an array from a single cell formula). PowerQuery is a very powerful tool for ETL is also not c
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8y ago
I've tried many of them, but my favorite is Gmail. Yep. Whenever there's somethin I need to keep for the long run I'm sending my self an email with it. Attachments supported, formatting supported, search is pretty awesome, so
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Israel Exposes Iran's Nuclear Lies, and the Limits of U.S. Intelligence
(bloomberg.com)
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9y ago
It's basically gets to the point that you either get your shit done, or you don't. I've seen a handful super smart developers starting to code in the newly Xish language, and don't getting to the finish line, either in t
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9y ago
Look for Dany Hoter. He will take your skills to a complete different level much above all others.
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9y ago
Waze Carpool. I'm not sure if it's available worldwide, but in Israel it's working pretty cool and allows you to collect up to 4 passengers on your way to work and back. It also matches you only passengers +- on your route so
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10y ago
Another success story from the Israeli startups scene!
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10y ago
In addition, Excel's data model is potentially infinite and limited only by your machine's hardware.
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10y ago
This dude should learn to use PowerPivot, it will blow his mind and get him back to the old beloved Excel hands. Most of his examples of "why move to R" can be easily solved with PowerPivot and PowerQuery, with a nice GUI and not
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10y ago
It help on thinking VLOOKUPS as something of the past once you install Excel16 and get to know the DataModel thingie. It really saves you a ton of excel coding everyday.
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10y ago
Correct!
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11y ago
Unless the todo list app is fully integrated into your daily routine/one of the apps you use at least 20% of your time, they just end up a a brain-dump tools, which is not a bad practice by the way for making your mind more organized.
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11y ago
I think what makes Outlook Tasks list work for you is the fact that it's there in-your-face all the time, already embedded into the mail app you use. This little step of saving you the need to open a different app in a different window
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11y ago
Definitely MS Excel. Proof: The enormous number of variations that people are using it except from its original usecase of a calculating spreadsheet
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12y ago
We are customers and fans of Zingaya.com which does exactly the same. It is a wonderful service and always amazes me the amount of people who prefer to speak by voice rather than alternative more-effective communication channels such as cha
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13y ago
well, apparently it is related to the robots.txt, however this is very weird as reddit are leaving alot of traffic behind.
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