This Normal Life
All about "normal" life in Israel
Tipping in the 21st century has gotten weird. I grew up with a simple formula: Did a service provider improve your experience? Then leave a tip.
On May 26, 2013, a decade ago next week, Israeli electric car startup Better Place went to a better place, figuratively if not literally.
Large tech conferences are ideal for networking with colleagues. You know what else likes to network at large conferences? Viruses.
I look forward every year to when Stav Erez and Eli Nir present their predictions for the top tech trends of the year at the annual OurCrowds Summit.
Will technology make halacha irrelevant? That was the question Prof. Moshe Koppel posed during a recent lecture.
As I lay on the operating room table, I began to shake uncontrollably. I was about to undergo eye surgery. What could possibly go wrong?
In 2012, when we bought our Better Place car, we were EV enthusiastic. A decade later, our enthusiasm has started to lose its charge.
It was Zoom that finally pushed me to minimize. With work shifted to virtual, my computer’s camera revealed a lot of clutter. Tips for cleaning.
How a Facebook conspiracy theory helped me understand why some people, when confronted with cosmic questions like the Big Bang, say “God made it.”
Why was someone impersonating me on the Internet? And why were complete strangers writing to me on Facebook suggesting I call the FBI?
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