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simplyaccont
5y ago
Been KDE user since 1998 or so. Still remember compiling 1.0 alpha4 (??) back in 98. It was taking forever thanks to Mico. After KDE switched to KParts compilations became so much faster...
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I worked at FB for a while, and the problem with long term projects were that they were long term. In FB you need twice a year to make self review that shows what kind of impact you created during last 6 months (and based on this you are ra
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Dashboard which is data source is here. https://datadashboard.health.gov.il/COVID-19/general . It's a bit in hebrew. Those that are not vaccinated, in addition to standard mistrust, conspiracies and somewhat mispl
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5y ago
because hospitals filling too quickly and there is only so much beds.
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5y ago
Well, killing people is great way to achieve it.
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>I estimate they are probably coming from less than 10km away. Currently rockets falling at northern Tel-Aviv (70km from Gaza) and been intercepted north of Tel-Aviv. Air defense alarms (they work based on estimated trajectory) are goi
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5y ago
Those rockets really explode and kill people. Make holes in buildings. There is already a bunch of dead people and few tens of wounded. The only reasons that numbers are low it's that Iron Dome intercepts majority of rockets and that b
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5y ago
They have also some Iranian rockets. Also they had some "tech transfers" from Iran/Hezbollah to improve targeting. This probably working as it looks like they targeted power plant and hit it's fuel storage tanks
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6y ago
My mother in Israel got vaccinated with Moderna. Also sister, I think.
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6y ago
Actually Israel paying the most. 36$ per dose for Pfizer/Moderna
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6y ago
a) have no obligation to vaccinate under agreements signed b) despite "a", vaccinating some of them
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6y ago
Also Moderna
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6y ago
very open. there is government commission that publishes long reports every month or two including all possible side effects, and shorter reports from medical organization (there is 4 of them) are more frequent. Edit: last side effects rep
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6y ago
My wife got it and made a whole bunch of photos before it started to boot loop making it impossible to transfer photos from phone. Solution was to freeze phone and then power it up and quickly transfer photos outside. (bootloop was because
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6y ago
2G networks are already down here. Operators won't activate phones that do not support VoLTE and sending emails for past year+ warning of shutdown of 3G network
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6y ago
It's all nice and stuff, but does it support VoLTE ? With impending shutdown of 3G networks in USA next year, without VoLTE, you can't really use phone part of the smartphone
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6y ago
sure. i am now on 4th iteration of gateway (setting it up now). first one died (early 2000s.) second couldn't deal with 120mbit adsl speed. third had 2 mini-pcie cards inside to server as AP. for past couple of years tried edgerouter-x
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for some real life stories about PA/NP check /r/noctor. I realize that it's possible to find a bunch of sad anecdotes about MDs as well, but as your parent stated down the thread, those days PA/NP training is not wh
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6y ago
I been running similar setups for past 20 years or so. It's as much maintenance as you want it to be after initial configuration
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This is probably because accounts are branch specific and all your paperwork is there. If you want to move branch, your account number will change. Maybe one day they will "fix" it .
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I happened to work a few years in German company that made fiber and carrier ethernet products for telecoms. We had a lot of ethics and professionalism and really good feature set, even occasionally we out innovated other companies, but we
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well, those couple of fights that i talk about, were massive. kids from other schools in city arrived in following days "to show presence". so there were some police. (i am describing high school, grades 9-12). but in daily life,
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we probably misunderstood one each other - i though that you wrote that you had fights in raanana :) in general it was totally peaceful in netanya, no "testosterone measurements" with exception of couple of big fights that did get
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it was "russians" vs "maroccans" (actually all of them jews). fights were between kids that were troublemakers anyway on either side of equation. usually as follow up to some slur like "dirty russian" and whate
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netanya, 93-97 in worst high school of the city. those that were expelled from it, next stop was a cross between school and juvie. fights were few and between. those that i remember had ethnic background.
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Grew up in USSR and Israel. Nothing even close to it.
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and how many of those 300 "dropouts" will switch to "liberal arts" or something else, just because having a degree is a "proper choice that will help later in life" as opposed to really dropping out ?
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Well, with dedication that you mentioned above, or more realistically "persistence", pretty much given. Unless it's really not your thing and you switch to something different. But I personally won't know: I didn't
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>Working all night to meet a deadline is applicable. You learn dedication at university. It's not dedication. It's simply a deadline that you must meet or face failure otherwise. >University also teaches you to take a risk o
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There were a bunch of in-ear true wireless/cordless headphones that existed prior to Airpods, it's just they didn't have Apple logo on them hence majority of population won't be aware of their existance https:/
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