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Source: https://nomadic-by-nature.com/diamond-ghost-town-kolmanskop-namibia/

Source Gallery: https://izismile.com/2019/06/26/nature_takes_chernobyl_back_65_pics.html

Archived Source Gallery: https://web.archive.org/web/20240317193848/https://izismile.com/2019/06/26/nature_takes_chernobyl_back_65_pics.html

The gallery has more photos such as this.

'Just horrific': CNN producer describes being in room where hostages were held

Inside this maze of tunnels under Khan Younis, there is a narrow room with an arched ceiling, divided in half by a barred metal gate. The musty chamber, which looks like a makeshift cell, is where the Israeli military says Hamas held at least 12 of the hostages kidnapped and brought to Gaza on October 7.

“They spent years and years building it, this is not a two-year project, this is years of planning. So, if anyone asks how long was October 7 being planned, I say for many years,” he said

Goldfuss said a building once stood where CNN accessed the tunnel through a huge crater and other shafts spread like a spiderweb through the neighborhood. The devastation is immense – nothing was left of the original structure; its remnants having been bulldozed away to expose the tunnel entrance.

Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240208173404/https://edition.cnn.com/2024/02/07/middleeast/gaza-underground-compound-israel-hamas-intl-cmd/index.html

Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240106114133/https://lemmy.one/pictrs/image/9de07a44-ed3d-4aa3-b4cd-1d0bc5c8a60c.jpeg

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.one/post/7980065

Sources:

• Wikipedia: Sexual and gender-based violence in the 7 October attack on Israel
• Hamas planned sexual violence as weapon of war (BBC)
• What we know about rape and sexual violence inflicted by Hamas during its terror attack on Israel (CNN)
• Their bodies tell their stories. They’re not alive to speak for themselves (NBC)
• https://www.euronews.com/2023/12/06/israel-slams-united-nations-for-silence-over-hamas-rape-allegations

I looked for Senior Software Developer positions, and one of the things that I've noticed is that lots of enterprises look for people with experience with technologies such as .NET and C#.

I personally HATE Microsoft and their platforms. From my experience they take all the fun from developing by creating stupid compile errors with their stupid gigantic Visual Studio and buggy dependencies. Not to mention their ridiculous resources greedy and unsecured Windows OS! Also there are no healthy and independent communities around a their technologies. They don't open source much of their technologies so it would be easier to hack their tools, and harder to make security patches.

Why enterprises do that for themselves and for their developers?

Do you think enterprises will make a turn in this attitude?

Then your password text won't look like a password, but as a meaningless text inside the mess.

It can be on any handwritten paper, such as outdated invoice, old unused reminders or notes, etc.

It might be hard distinct between the things you need to the things you want.

If you do see the distinction, prefer the things you need, even though they are not going along with the things you want, and even though you are used to prefer the things you want.

The things you need might be unique to yourself, than the things you want which might be unique to your surroundings.