The actual procedure is actually calling the suspect to stop, first in Hebrew, then in Arabic, if the suspect does not stop then the soldier loads a round in the chamber, next a warning shot to the air, and then shooting at the suspect's legs, all the while calling for the suspect to stop. IDF has a tendency to... Expedite this procedure.
This was back when I was in the military, I finished my shift, went to our dormitories, pissed with the door open while someone was taking a shower and went to my room, found out I sad in the girl's dormitories.
Black beans, black beans, black beans black beeeeans
I'm beggin' of you, please don't take my man
Black beans, black beans, black beans black beeeeans
Please don't take him just because you can
Oh god, that reminds me of something that happened a few years ago!
there's a road in my area that is the only road that leads to a college, so it was pretty much the road with the heaviest traffic in the area, it was in bad condition for years and there were always talks of fixing that road. Covid comes around and the college is going completely remote for about a year and a half, which is a perfect time to work on the road but no work is done, on the first day the college reopens they start to work on the road.
That's still true for a lot of druze I the Golan heights, and while it doesn't have a drastic effect on their daily lives, traveling abroad is an absolute nightmare
OK, first of all, I'm no expert, I have some training in networking and very little in cyber security. I live in a small community and there's is an ISP providing service to the whole community. Today I got an old ip camera and tried to hook it up, I couldn't figure out it's ip address and scanned my network (let's say 10.0.0.0/24) for ip addresses and it still wouldn't show up, so I scanned what I know was it's last subnet, let's say 10.0.10.0/24 and found out there as a host at every address, one was even an HP printer from a family the other side of the community which I was able to gain access simply by going to it's address. When I go to my router's web ui I can see that it's gateway is 10.0.8.1 and a 255.255.252.0 subnet. So my question is, is this all normal? Or should I contact someone about it?
I run both windows 10 and linux on different machines, I legit had a nightmare last night that my windows machine updated itself to windows 11.
It's been two years since I've sold my himmy, if it had more power I'd never let it go! Shot at a camping trip back in 2020 at Ezuz, southern Israel
No, actually, I used reddit just to pass time, never really engaged in the community, and without this whole debacle I wouldn't have found out about lemmy and the fediverse as a whole, which is really exciting and a new part of the internet (for me) that feels like a breath of fresh air after years of everything being so centralized around very few companies, I'm getting a vibe of the internet from 15-20 years ago, exploring the wild west of the internet.