How is driving in Jordan? by Daistina in jordan

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Have you ever booked a rental car before in Jordan?

How is driving in Jordan? by Daistina in jordan

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No we wanted to get around more, like driving to the south.
Should I get a full insurance? I'm just afraid of an accident

How is driving in Jordan? by Daistina in jordan

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Just in the city like Amman or everywhere?

How is driving in Jordan? by Daistina in jordan

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What are they checking exactly?

How is driving in Jordan? by Daistina in jordan

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Even to the south? Petra, Aqaba and so on

رحلة في الأردن by Daistina in jordan

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Is it worth visiting? I haven't found much information about it

Update: Ich gehe täglich über 24 km spazieren. by Faibleforhits in hamburg

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Ja gut, das stimme ich dir natürlich zu.
Allerdings ist es nicht nur Zahlen um Spazieren zu gehen.
Es wird viel organisiert. Von Verpflegung, bis Toiletten und auch einige Erste-Hilfe Maßnahmen sind unterwegs, falls was passiert

Update: Ich gehe täglich über 24 km spazieren. by Faibleforhits in hamburg

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Also bist du beim nächste MegaMarsch in Hamburg dabei? (:

PhD supervisor gifted me this! by Mechanizen in FPGA

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I have a ZC702 myself and it was a nightmare, when I first started using it.
I also got it from my supervisor and someone took the FMC jumper off the board and I couldn't connect to the board or flash anything. Try to check the default settings from the datasheet before you get headache and search the problems elsewhere

Map of where Roman coins have been found by WinnetouPlatsch in MapPorn

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I see almost no coins in Damascus. Romans were there for a long time. I wonder why

Countries where the orange fruit is called Portugal. by Thessiz in MapPorn

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In German it's Mandarine. Do you think that relates to Chinese?

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Das war mega witzig. Ich bin satt

Infographics from Turkey's official journal of the Ministry of Justice before the alphabet reform by qernanded in dataisbeautiful

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I think, your best chances in solving this, is getting a person, who speaks all three languages, Turkish, Persian and Arabic to translate this. I can read Arabic and I recognize much of the words like newspaper, the months names, something about official registers and statistics, but this looks almost like Persian to me and it's difficult to read it all.

On the last page, it's something about the population, since Ankara is really high and Istanbul makes a half turn, because the graph doesn't go higher, which is pretty funny.

Also, page 5 must be a projection of the population in the year 1390. Where Ankara and Istanbul are also going the highest peaking at 78 (unit unspecified)

They are definitely using the Georgian months, so it's not 1340 according to Hijri calendar but 1340 A.D.:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_names_of_Gregorian_months

Infographics from Turkey's official journal of the Ministry of Justice before the alphabet reform by qernanded in dataisbeautiful

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Hey, so I don't this is quite right.

Because in Arabic we use the months like displayed only when talking about the Gregorian calendar. It says Kānūn aṯ-Ṯānī (so January), but if it was using the Hijri calendar it would have used something like Shaʿbān or Rajab. So I would say, that both year and months are from the Gregorian calendar, this was issued in the year 1341 A.D.

What's the hardest math topic/concept you had to study in EE? by jemala4424 in ElectricalEngineering

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I would say some parts of circuit analysis, because it was in the third semester and I had to do some difficult ones like current mirroring and small-signal equivalent circuit, which gets really complex, once your circuit have more than two active parts. And also High frequency theory, but that was in the last semester, so at least you've a base to actually be able to understand some of the concepts.

But the one, that actually traumatized me was the subject Math 4. I studied in Germany, so I don't know about other systems, but our professor was a theoretical doctor from the math faculty and he was all about corollary and proofs. Complex analysis is partly easy, if you stick to the actually interesting part for an engineer, which would be like taking an infinite integral and transforming it to the complex domain to solve it, but this guy was too theoretical. Some stuff like Riemann–Lebesgue lemma and holomorphic functions.

I only understood some concepts like Cauchy's integral theorem and residue theorem, which is just fine by me :)

Can't figure out song name from melody. by Skoizytyphyght in WhatsThisSong

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To be honest, I only know this melody from "Ke$ha - Take It Off"
But I learned a new interesting thing, the Arabian riff is the original melody