The best jokes have to be told twice, the first time, and then HR wants to hear it as well…

This is what they will look like for me:

Can’t get smart fridge ads if I don’t get a smart fridge. taps forehead

Yep, what plenty of people don’t understand, or don’t want to understand is that a good public transport system is seldom directly profitable.

Instead, the profits comes from taxes, public transport enable more people to work in a far greater area, meaning that you get more money through income tax, people earning money also get to spend it, generating more money from sales tax, and so on.

This is also why privately funded public transport systems are less common than state/city funded systems.

They ended up like Ericson here in Sweden, dropped their handset business to focus on the network side, both Ericson and Nokia are quite successful on that side, especially since the hubub about alleged backdoors in Huawei mobile network equipment a few years back.

What is the source of that image?

IT guy here, this is why I advocate for every IT technicians desk should have a box of nitrile gloves…

IT guy here.

Esim or not is unlikely to affect your connection, this is most probably a carrier issue.

If you need 300+GB/month, you should look for a carrier that offers that.

If you are asking for carrier advice in Egypt, then be clear on that in the beginning of the post.

Here is a suggestion on how you can rephrase your question:

Hi, I am looking for a mobile phone plan in Egypt, I need about 300-310GB/Month for a resonable price, I have heard about Airalo, but don’t know much about them…

Any suggestions?

I litterarly just posted a comment about the brilliant BBC documentary Nuclear Nightmares, a documentary about our fear of radiation, you can watch it here:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xwy1o5

This is a brilliant documentary from 2006, made by the BBC, on the topic of our fear of radiation, at the end it explains the LNT model and talks about the issues with it.

Please enjoy:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xwy1o5

Are you sure it was the T800? I can only find the P800 when googling.

I checks as I had never heard about the T800, but remembered my dad having a P800 for a few years

Why would you not include the most epic of Nokia phones, the 3310?

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The US has a two party system, unless both parties are fighting and using all the tricks, it is invetitable that the party cheating the most will win.

The weak party will just be a pawl in the ratchet moving ever further away from their own goals.

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Hacking the Gibson

Stargate: Atlantis

I hated how a show about exploring and pioneering ended with them turning tail and running back home.

Also, I know it is an American show, but sometimes I would just love to see the spacecraft landing someplace other than by a national landmark in the US.

What if they had landed in say Norway, or the Gulf of Finland? The diplomacy would have been very interesting.

Sigh, please stop using that argument, it is an easy cop out, and you don’t actually help your cause by analyzing the real issue.

The real reason why people willingly use Windows is multifaceted and can be boiled down to a few points.

1. It is the defacto standard. If you are going to use a desktop/laptop computer you will probably use Windows, especially at work.
2. Most users know Windows in some capacity, this means that companies have an easier time finding staff than if they used something else, it wouldn’t be impossible but it would mean spending more time and money training the staff and causing them to be less productive for longer as they learn the system. This is slowly changing with the rise of web apps, chromebooks and Macs. But still, having IT support a fleet of Linux desktops/laptops when working in a non IT sector would be increadibly wasteful
3. Software, like it or not, Windows has a huge amount of proprietary software dominance, organizations LOVE proprietary software and dislike FOSS for one reason. Liability. This means that they get a number to call, email to contact, a person to yell at, they can deflect complaints and seem like they are a strong decisive company by taking legal action against an external party, and not have the buck stop with themselves.

I am an IT technician, this is what I have seen in the corporate world.

By talking about “brainwashing” you remove most of the actual information that could help you figure out how Linux could be better suited for the masses, and to be frank, using a word like “brainwashing” makes the Linux community seem a bit unhinged/cultish.

Focus on facts, then you can use them to change the actual issue.

Carball for Unreal Tournament 2004.

They completely changed the game to be a proto rocket league game many years before rocket league was a thing.

Very good.

Yep, that is the gist of it.