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OK, this is pretty cool.
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Hey @kroger and @Walmart do you guys have your SCADA security up to snuff?
I don't want to hear about rotting food in our fridges over here.
Confirmed refrigeration cyberattacks: Sweden, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Estonia, Netherlands, Finland, Portugal, Germany, Italy, Poland, Iceland and UK.
Suspected: Romania, Greece. Attempts: Latvia, Switzerland. Significant refrigerated-food losses reported. Should EU's NIS2 may apply. DORA not.
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On rappellera cette règle simple mais méconnue de l’économie, illustrée ici pour une meilleure compréhension
Augmenter de 10% le Smic, cela représenterait 140 euros de salaire net en plus, mais 360 euros de coût du travail en plus, ce qui demanderait une hausse de 18% de la productivité pour être équilibré.
Comme les salariés ne pourront pas augmenter de près de 20% leur productivité d'un claquement de doigt, une telle hausse du SMIC détruirait de nombreux emplois pèserait sur les salaires supérieurs.
Derrière les slogans de hausse du SMIC, il y aura moins de salaires et moins d'emplois.
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This is the Great Isaiah Scroll, copied around 125 BC, more than a century before the birth of Jesus. It is one of the Dead Sea Scrolls and preserves all 66 chapters of Isaiah.
Among its passages is Isaiah 53, describing a suffering servant who bears the sins of others. Christians recognize this as a prophecy fulfilled in the suffering and death of Jesus Christ.
Part of that passage reads as follows:
“But he was pierced because of our rebellion,
crushed because of our iniquities.”
Isaiah 53:5
What makes this scroll so remarkable is that it physically preserves these words in a manuscript copied before Jesus walked the earth.
The prophecy Christians read today was already being copied and preserved long before the crucifixion.
Hey @UKPoliceForum, smell my finger.
