ALGERIA ARE GOING TO THE WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 🇩🇿🤯
Their first-ever qualification secured alongside a place in the WAFCON semi-finals for the first time also.
History made 👏
In Japan, if you use a word wrong, someone will quietly teach you the correct one.
In Texas, I thanked a mechanic by saying "you are a good man of the trucks."
He did not correct me. He put it on his voicemail.
"You've reached Ray. Good man of the trucks."
His son answers the phone that way now.
I’ve been told stories about how there’s thieves waiting on freeway overpasses just to drop big stones on cars coming by so they can steal them after the driver stops and gets out to check the damage.
🇩🇿🚘 FLASH
IL SE FAIT VOLER SA GOLF 8 R APRÈS UN FAUX ACCIDENT ET UN GUET-APENS AU COUTEAU 😨
En Algérie, des individus en polo blanc ont volontairement percuté l’arrière de la voiture d’un automobiliste. Lorsqu’il s’est arrêté pour constater les dégâts, il a été agressé à l’arme blanche avant de se faire voler sa Golf 8 R ainsi que son iPhone 17 Pro Max. Les auteurs ont ensuite pris la fuite.
👉 La victime a publié une vidéo sur les réseaux sociaux dans l’espoir de retrouver son véhicule et d’obtenir des informations.
The engineering team just hired a new lead developer who came from a major Silicon Valley firm.
He scheduled a 1-on-1 meeting with me to review our core database architecture.
He opened his laptop and pointed out that all of our enterprise user data was routing to a single, monolithic Excel file on a local drive.
He said it was the most horrific thing he had ever seen in his 15-year professional career.
He asked me why a Fortune 500 company was running its entire infrastructure off a spreadsheet from 2014.
I didn't even blink.
I told him we don't use standard relational databases because they're inherently vulnerable to SQL injection.
I explained that our architecture is a proprietary flat-file hyper-matrix.
I said it completely bypasses traditional query language, making it virtually invisible to foreign state hackers.
He stared at me for a long time and said the file was constantly crashing because it had 4 million rows.
I told him the crashes were actually automated micro-reboots designed to clear the cache and maintain system latency.
I used the phrase "kinetic data obfuscation."
He started sweating and asked how we handle concurrent write requests from 50 different sales reps.
I told him we enforce a strict single-thread chronological bottleneck to ensure absolute data purity.
That just means whoever clicks save last overwrites everything everyone else did.
He looked like he was going to have a panic attack right there in the conference room.
He asked if we had any plans to migrate the data to AWS or Azure.
I told him the cloud is just a computer owned by someone else, and I don't surrender corporate sovereignty to third parties.
He resigned the next morning citing irreconcilable technical differences.
I had HR classify his departure as a failure to adapt to our culture.
@BASEDAFRICAN666 We don’t know if the bus driver was on drugs, or the bus was missing or broken parts, or if the bus was overloaded, or the driver was going very fast on a shitty road.
NEWS 🚨 |
Une nouvelle tragédie sur les routes.
- À Constantine, le renversement d’un bus a fait 6 morts & 19 blessés, selon un bilan de la Protection civile.
- Mais que fait l’État ? Qui contrôle les chauffeurs, et pourquoi y a-t-il autant d’accidents ?
Saïd Sayoud a failli à sa mission & il faut le dire HAUT & FORT, que ce soit comme wali d’Oran, ministre de l’Intérieur ou ministre des Transports.
What I’ve noticed about Arab diaspora is Syrians Lebanese Palis etc tend to be more socially active and connected. Plenty of them here have frequent gatherings with friends and such. Not the same with Les algeriens.