When I read the post a quote from Benjamin Franklin come to mind “Our new Constitution is now established, everything seems to promise it will be durable; but, in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes. I guess after centuries it's still relevant hehe

The stress and anxiety that goes with funneling your life savings into a volatile market is no joke." There is nobody else but themselves to blame. The golden rule of investing is never invest money that you can't afford to lose.

People may say that coding is an art, or at least used to be before people start to copy and paste things from the internet ;) hehe That artistic mind and way of thinking can be a transferable skill to coding.

Xfree86 was a worst hehe

Speaking as somebody who has seen Linux evolved, (I've been a Linux user since 1995 when I installed the first version of Slackware from a bunch of disks) I'm really surprise how far Linux has come, and I must say that for people who use Linux every year is the year of Linux. Let me tell you I don't really get this abandon windows thing and pushing people to Linux. Linux is not for everybody. To use Linux you have to have a sense of adventure, curiosity and never be quiet pleased, For people that say that Linux is not user friendly I have 2 things to say 1) You should have seen 1995 Linux :) 2) Linux is actually very user friendly just he choose his friend very carefully ;)

Microsoft never learns, this event reminds me of that time that Microsoft wanted to put IE on Unix, what a miserable failure that was.

1) Not everybody is vaccinated, a lot of people but not everybody. 2) A lot of those people were the first one to leave the country for vacation when the borders were open and the same people didn't quarantine properly when they come back to Israel. Also people who arrive to Israel from different parts of the world when the borders opened also didn't quarantine properly. Actually that was my fear a second I heard the border were open.