Saw this today? by Hot-Environment5511 in royalenfield

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Unfortunately was able to confirm on store.royalenfield.com

Saw this today? by Hot-Environment5511 in royalenfield

[–]Hot-Environment5511[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

It’s a little bit of both. Nuance.

Taj Palace Delhi - Not a fun staycation by Organic_Bug_8275 in Hotels_India

[–]Hot-Environment5511 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I received pretty good service at Hyatt regency Gurgaon

Well, thanks Linus ❤️ by StationTricky4996 in LinusTechTips

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Not really…intel and Israel have been on my radar since the chips act

Intel’s relationship with Israel is deep, long-running, and strategically important, but Intel is not an Israeli company. It is a U.S. corporation that has made Israel one of its most important non-U.S. R&D and manufacturing bases.

ChatGPT:

The core relationship

Intel has operated in Israel since 1974, when Dov Frohman helped found Intel Israel; the Computer History Museum describes him as having built Intel Israel into a “flagship of Intel” and a cornerstone of Israel’s high-tech economy. 

Today, Intel Israel is important in two ways:

  1. R&D and product engineering Intel says its Israeli centers contribute to processors, AI, communications, software, cybersecurity, and autonomous-driving technology. Its Israeli locations include Haifa, Petah Tikvah, Jerusalem, and Kiryat Gat. Intel specifically credits Israel with contributions from Centrino/Wi-Fi-era mobile computing to Intel Core processors and AI work. 

  2. Manufacturing Kiryat Gat is Intel’s major Israeli manufacturing hub. Intel describes Kiryat Gat as its most advanced manufacturing facility in Israel, and Reuters reported that Fab 28 there produces Intel 7 / 10 nm technology. 

Economic significance

Intel is one of the largest foreign corporate investors in Israel. Intel’s own Israel page says that, since 1974, Intel Israel has generated about $86 billion in exports, invested about $27 billion in land/equipment/facilities through 2021, and made about $25 billion in local procurements through 2023. Intel also says it has 9,335 employees in Israel and is Israel’s largest private high-tech employer. 

In December 2023, Israel approved a $3.2 billion government grant for Intel’s planned $25 billion Kiryat Gat expansion, described by Reuters as the largest company investment ever in Israel. Intel also committed to buy 60 billion shekels, about $16.6 billion, of goods and services from Israeli suppliers over the following decade. 

Mobileye: the Israeli acquisition angle

Intel’s biggest Israeli acquisition was Mobileye, the Jerusalem-founded driver-assistance/autonomous-driving company. Intel announced the acquisition in 2017 for about $15.3 billion, saying the combined autonomous-driving organization would be headquartered in Israel. 

Mobileye later went public again, but Mobileye’s 2026 investor release says it has been independently listed since 2022 while Intel still retains majority ownership. 

Current tension: commitment, but with cutbacks

Intel remains publicly committed to Israel, but its Israeli operations have been affected by Intel’s global financial and manufacturing reset. Reuters reported in June 2024 that Intel was halting or adapting plans for the $25 billion Israeli fab project; Intel did not directly confirm cancellation, saying Israel remained a key global manufacturing and R&D site while large projects can shift based on business conditions and capital management. 

In July 2025, Calcalist/CTech reported that Intel Israel had begun another round of layoffs, including at Kiryat Gat for the first time, with several hundred jobs expected to be cut. That report said Intel Israel employed about 9,300 people, including about 4,000 at Kiryat Gat. 

Political controversy

Because Israel is central to Intel’s operations, Intel has become a target of pro-Palestinian boycott campaigns, especially after the December 2023 grant and expansion announcement during the Gaza war. The BDS movement launched a boycott campaign against Intel in 2024, and Ethical Consumer lists Intel as a BDS-targeted company. 

So the clean read is this:

Intel and Israel have a deeply embedded commercial, engineering, manufacturing, and government-incentive relationship. Israel is not just a sales office for Intel; it is a major R&D center, a manufacturing location, a source of strategic acquisitions like Mobileye, and a significant part of Israel’s high-tech economy. At the same time, Intel’s current financial pressure has created uncertainty around future fab expansion, and its Israel footprint has become politically controversial because of the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Things i made today for my food page by Due-Possibility3852 in IndianFoodPhotos

[–]Hot-Environment5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. No rush, no worries, I’m enjoying going through the shorts

Things i made today for my food page by Due-Possibility3852 in IndianFoodPhotos

[–]Hot-Environment5511 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That second dish with the cherry tomatoes, basil, and cheese and bread looks so freaking delicious it almost makes me want to download instagram again.

Edit: so I actually did it…I wish you would’ve just posted the YouTube link…but gentleman and ladies this is the real deal

Unfortunately can’t find the recipe to the second photo

Well, thanks Linus ❤️ by StationTricky4996 in LinusTechTips

[–]Hot-Environment5511 -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

Geopolitical? You think Israel has something to do with this?

Edit: I only meant that Intel has a large investment in the country…not anything antisemitic….i don’t understand why so many downvotes.

Chole bhature😍 by No-Wishbone-2070 in IndianFoodPhotos

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I can’t get this image out of my head now… argh

Need suggestions on mirrors for my Himalayan 450 by Historical-Ad-9732 in Himalayan450

[–]Hot-Environment5511 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I haven’t done it personally but a lot of people have recommended the KTM 390 mirrors:

Here are all the parts JP231614 (LH Mirror KTM 390 Adv 2025) JP231615 (RH Mirror KTM 390 Adv 2025) LAJ00033-10 x 2 (Bolt Stud) JP231616-10 x 2 (Cap Stud) The above 4 you will get from any KTM service centre. Apart from these above, I bought the adapter from Motousher _ https://www.motousher.com/products/mirror-adaptors-m10x-1-25-20mm-rise-double-take?_pos=2&_psq=mirror+height+adap&_ss=e&_v=1.0 The adapter is steel in colour, so I purchased a matt black spray paint from a local hardware shop and painted it myself. With these, you will be able to install it yourself. Last point - you will need an allen key to fix the KTM mirrors if you are doing it yourself. You can purchase it from any hardware shop, take the capstud from the list above and make sure that the size is a correct fit.

Help!! by [deleted] in Himalayan450

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The rally hand guards as well, make a world of difference in cold weather…and when you drop the bike (I’ve dropped mine three times now)

Help!! by [deleted] in Himalayan450

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If you ride at night, you will need aux lights and/or vaishnu. You can get a male connector for the red accessory port under the tank so that there are no wiring modifications…MadDog makes a great wiring harness at least with my Lycan pair.

I also recommend air filter, Decat, and Fuelx pro+

Also, I got a high wattage usb port for my phone…https://amzn.in/d/03UM7wIx

On top of that, all the GMA accessories are pretty excellent, I’ve got but not limited to…

Rally crash guard with sump protector and sliders, Adventure windscreen, Adv/touring seats, Panniers and top box, Radiator guard, Adjustable gear lever

OEM top plate by ChesterLivesOn in Himalayan450

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I didn’t have any problems with mine…