It's awesome job but what ruined the whole thing is to placard a sticker on the front bezel instead of 3d-printing and painting a rainbow Apple logo on the bezel
I started reading the original edition of Don Quijote in Spanish with two years of high school Spanish under my belt. Ten years later, I finally finished the first book.
Same! It was such a wonderful book (both volumes) and in Spanish I found myself absolutely laughing out loud (and I don't think I ever did that in my life).
Egypt's tourism revenues hit a record high of $13.6 billion in FY2022/2023. Spending less than 10% to increase the purpose of choosing this country as a destination sounds reasonable, but as long as the P&L balances, I don't see why not.
That's a pretty low bar, and more importantly, Egyptian debt is by and large not in Egyptian pounds, meaning they can't just print their way out of trouble.
I think it is pretty safe to have doubts about Egyptian government profit projections. They also said the same thing about doubling the Suez canal but revenues did not meet projections and now they are planning to expand it again. https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/egypt-plans-expand-suez-c...
it is sort of for the government, most of it will end up being taxed one way or another, or at a minimum support people so the government doesn’t have to
The summary under the reference article above states this:
About a minute in, he talks about the work he did at Western Technologies, programming VCS/2600 Raft Rider and Qbert. He also mentions WT getting the contract to make home versions of a Mylstar arcade game that wasn't released called Qbert Circus. I'm not sure if he's confused and was talking about Q*bert's Qubes (which a VCS version was released) or possibly Circus Charlie (which a VCS version was planned but never released).
True, there were tons of crappy hardware still in production at that time. The first job I had out of college consisted of crappy 3Com hubs (not switches) so something like Norton Ghost could take down the whole network since multicast would get flooded everywhere. Nowadays this is a less of a problem as hubs are long gone and most switches have IGMP snooping by default and would only forward mutlicast frames that someone wants.
A bad client can still cause problems though, like sending a high rate of multicast packets with a TTL of 1.
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