Reservist is the status you get when you go to your annual (or whatever) checkups and are listed as can be called for active duty. You’re basically active duty but you’re not needed at the moment.
Isn’t this what happens when you complete your compulsory military training? You can then be called for service at any time. I still don’t see the difference
It’s fair to consider reservists as civilians imo. There’s plenty of countries with mandatory conscription and it would be absurd to consider anyone that has completed it as military instead of civilian
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Streamers are 2010s, not 90s
negotiated ahead of time?
Did they retaliate after Iran’s attack some months ago? I think not, but my memory is foggy
then Israel is getting levelled
By who? The Iranian remnants? Genuine question. Afaik Egypt and SA are friendly to israel, I can see them backing down in the name of de-escalation.
Also, what if instead of a nuke it’s a missile barrage?
The attack is obviously deserved but I’m scared about what happens next.
If israel strikes back, the Iran will also do so. Maybe this is the best course of action, if it leads to israel losing, but if it doesn’t, or it leads to ww3…
On the other hand, if israel does nothing, then maybe Iran will consider this a job well done and back down while the idf stays in Lebanon.
Oops, my bad
so you came up with your own term to cover your mistake?
That’s not how the square root is defined.
You’re confusing “square root of 100” with “the answer to x^2 = 100”. These are different things.
You should not rinse chicken (or meat) in the sink, it’s a) useless if you cook them properly (as in, not eat them raw), because that will kill the bacteria and b) potentially harmful because you’ll splash around the bacteria on your sink/utensils etc where they will remain dangerous since they won’t be cooked.
idk what the original commenter meant, maybe he missed a negation and wanted to say that white people rinse their meats when they dont have to? because that makes more sense to me
you’re asking a third party to confirm the equivalent of ‘water is wet’
You didn’t downright say that they lie about being PoS, but you said that a third party must confirm it, which is an equally bonkers statement. You can check my reply to the other commenter for a small explanation on why that’s true.
I will not spend hours of my time researching and writing a detailed reply for someone that thinks PoW can be masked as PoS. I know the fundamentals of software engineering and blockchains, and those are enough to explain why you should take the devs word about ethereum being PoS. How the staking mechanism works is irrelevant for this discussion.
Maybe I should’ve included the small explanation in my first reply, but given the other commenter’s attitude I doubt it would matter.
It’s a fundamental part of the blockchain. In PoW you have to constantly run a mining program on your computer. In PoS you designate an amount to stake (by smart contract, if I’m not mistaken) and that’s it. How would the ethereum devs (or whoever else) run PoW without telling anyone? Who would pay the electricity bills?
People should be skeptical, but within reason. No investigation, no right to speak and all that.
It’s capitalist apologia when I correct you on something? Give me a break.
I stand by my original tone, I stated that you have no idea what you’re talking about, which is true, without attacking you with names, expletives etc.
I think it’s super dangerous to take the developers’ word on their product. Probably it’s literally POS, but I’m not gonna believe all the hype without a disinterested confirmation.
If you believe a coin on the scale of Ethereum can lie about whether it’s proof of stake or work, you have no idea what you’re talking about.
They’re still reservists in those others countries though, right? Fundamentally it seems like the same thing to me. And your quote says “at most”; I doubt every military aged person is serving a month every year