Certainly, many haven't eaten in days. yet, the need for communication remains crucial. It's regrettable that HN discussions about the war often quickly spiral into another "war". There are some suitable angles, like, the challenge of providing connectivity to 2 million people lacking main electricity and with sporadic internet access for months. If a city in the Western world were confronted with this scenario, the uproar and dialogue here would likely be intense.
I have to mention it again, thank you so much for your posts. Its extremely unfortunate that your submission about Hannah Arndet and Einstein got flagged and doesnt show up in your history anymore https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38644318
Certainly, many haven't eaten in days. yet, the need for communication remains crucial. It's regrettable that HN discussions about the war often quickly spiral into another "war". There are some suitable angles, like, the challenge of providing connectivity to 2 million people lacking main electricity and with sporadic internet access for months. If a city in the Western world were confronted with this scenario, the uproar and dialogue here would likely be intense.
I have to mention it again, thank you so much for your posts. Its extremely unfortunate that your submission about Hannah Arndet and Einstein got flagged and doesnt show up in your history anymore https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38644318
For me it seems to be of vital importance. https://archive.org/details/AlbertEinsteinLetterToTheNewYork...