What did Henry Kissinger do that made people hate him so much?

I normally pride myself on being super politically, and, to a degree, historically, Informed, but with the announcement of his death, it seems I've found a gap. What did he do that was so terrible that people are celebrating his death? submitted by /u/nowpleasedontseeme to r/NoStupidQuestions link comments
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*Which countries in the world have banned the burqa?*

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Which countries in the world have banned the burqa?

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*Former Apple worker reveals top 7 iPhone hacks that completely change how you use it*

2023 has been a big year indeed for Apple (AAPL) - Get Free Report, which has unveiled new iPhones, Apple Watches, new operating systems, updated software for beloved accessories, and more. Its stock is also riding something of a high, up over 50% year-to-date. And this is before its important holiday season, which often sees eye-popping sales as people grapple for and gift iPhones, AirPods, watches, and other accessories. Related: Apple may be planning an unprecedented update for this key product And the latest iPhone, the 15 Pro, is impressive. It's larger and more expensive, which is typical for the top of the line iPhone. But it has been delighting customers worldwide with high-powered cameras, rethought design and new A17 chips. But not everyone is happy to settle for simply the best product available. Plenty of Apple users spend their time trying to personalize, hack, or alter their tech so it works better for this. So when former Apple employee Tyler Morgan released a TikTok on the top hacks all iPhone users should know, the video went viral almost instantly. Former Apple employee reveals lesser-known iPhone tricks Morgan, who claims to be an ex-employee at Apple, released a video in November teaching his viewers and fans how to better optimize iPhone use. "I used to work from Apple," he explains in the clip, "these are some more iPhone tips I thought everyone knew." View the original article to see embedded media. The clip, which has now been viewed over 15 million times, reveals several tricks that make use easier and more convenient. They are: Record a video by opening your camera app and pressing down on the shutter button. You can also hold and swipe up or down to zoom. One-handed texting: "if you're having a hard time reaching across your phone," with one hand, Morgan explains, you can press down on the keyboard button on the bottom left screen and opting for the condensed keyboard option. Adding commentary to recording: swipe down from the top of your screen and press the record button, then the microphone button to add narration to whatever you're recording. Haptic 3D touch: "is really useful," Morgan explains, for making things like your flashlight brighter, setting a timer, and connecting to bluetooth faster. It "eliminates the need to go into settings at all."Swipe down on the search bar and add in a quick calculation without even needing to open the calculator app.In iMessage, take two fingers and swipe up on all your messages and it will immediately select everything.Quickly recover deleted material by shaking your phone and select the option to "undo" your action.
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Former Apple worker reveals top 7 iPhone hacks that completely change how you use it

2023 has been a big year indeed for Apple (AAPL) - Get Free Report, which has unveiled new iPhones, Apple Watches, new operating systems, updated software for beloved accessories, and more. Its stock is also riding something of a high, up over 50% year-to-date. And this is before its important holiday season, which often sees eye-popping sales as people grapple for and gift iPhones, AirPods, watches, and other accessories. Related: Apple may be planning an unprecedented update for this key product And the latest iPhone, the 15 Pro, is impressive. It's larger and more expensive, which is typical for the top of the line iPhone. But it has been delighting customers worldwide with high-powered cameras, rethought design and new A17 chips. But not everyone is happy to settle for simply the best product available. Plenty of Apple users spend their time trying to personalize, hack, or alter their tech so it works better for this. So when former Apple employee Tyler Morgan released a TikTok on the top hacks all iPhone users should know, the video went viral almost instantly. Former Apple employee reveals lesser-known iPhone tricks Morgan, who claims to be an ex-employee at Apple, released a video in November teaching his viewers and fans how to better optimize iPhone use. "I used to work from Apple," he explains in the clip, "these are some more iPhone tips I thought everyone knew." View the original article to see embedded media. The clip, which has now been viewed over 15 million times, reveals several tricks that make use easier and more convenient. They are: Record a video by opening your camera app and pressing down on the shutter button. You can also hold and swipe up or down to zoom. One-handed texting: "if you're having a hard time reaching across your phone," with one hand, Morgan explains, you can press down on the keyboard button on the bottom left screen and opting for the condensed keyboard option. Adding commentary to recording: swipe down from the top of your screen and press the record button, then the microphone button to add narration to whatever you're recording. Haptic 3D touch: "is really useful," Morgan explains, for making things like your flashlight brighter, setting a timer, and connecting to bluetooth faster. It "eliminates the need to go into settings at all."Swipe down on the search bar and add in a quick calculation without even needing to open the calculator app.In iMessage, take two fingers and swipe up on all your messages and it will immediately select everything.Quickly recover deleted material by shaking your phone and select the option to "undo" your action.
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*This is why a viral travel hack asks you to bring tape on a plane*

Every couple of months, an image of an airport worker taping the outside of a plane starts spreading through social media. While the metal-strength speed tape is a widespread (and completely safe) to make minor and temporary repairs on an airplane that has been cleared as fit to fly, the aesthetics of someone "taping a plane together" often captures the imagination of those outside the industry and prompts multiple jokes about slap-dash repairs and MacGyvering a plane that is supposed to transport hundreds of people safely.Related: A plane with missing windows accidentally took off (here's what happened) While such comments are now quickly corrected by those who know about the existence of speed tape, the issue of tape on planes once again arose after a Canadian mom and travel blogger said she always brings a roll of colorful tape on her flights. View the original article to see embedded media. Traveler swears by tape: 'Forever the weird thing I bring on trips' "Painters tape, guys," Calgary resident and mom of two Nichola Knox wrote in the caption of her Instagram (META) - Get Free Report video. "I swear to you. It’s great on the plane but also on vacation. Label the kid's cups, a bandaid for when your toddler 'really needs one.'" More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane As explained in the caption, the video switches between shots of a taped-off window shade button, the roll being used to hold a cup and the infant using the small pieces as stickers — according to Knox, the tape can both be a way to entertain a child (the video also shows how she used it to create a "racetrack" out of the tray table for toy cars to move) and tape off any buttons or areas that they shouldn't be touching. "The list goes on," Knox explained further to her 32,000 followers. "it's forever the 'weird' thing I bring on trips." Knox's video received more than 92,000 likes from fellow parents who also extolled the unexpected benefits of tape. The post also reignited an old debate around bringing very young kids on flights. One critic said that the thought of "cleaning up after these people" would make her quit her job as a flight attendant.Even airlines have weighed in on the viral tape hack Knox did not clarify whether she takes off all the tape before leaving the plane but the wider response celebrated a creative way to keep young ones entertained and outside of trouble that could inconvenience the other travelers. Even Canadian airline WestJet weighed in with a comment calling it "in-flight entertainment that we never thought of!" "Very creative ✈️," Canada's second-largest airline wrote alongside a jet emoji. Just a month ago, a post from the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) went viral for its own light-hearted Instagram video of a toddler on a plane grabbing items from nearby passengers. The joke about "a toddler's rule of possession" was meant to accompany a wider list of tips for traveling with young kids but it hit some travelers who experienced this first-hand a little too close to home. "Cute but would get annoying very quickly," reads one of the most upvoted comments underneath the video. "I'm not here to entertain your kid while you nap."
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This is why a viral travel hack asks you to bring tape on a plane

Every couple of months, an image of an airport worker taping the outside of a plane starts spreading through social media. While the metal-strength speed tape is a widespread (and completely safe) to make minor and temporary repairs on an airplane that has been cleared as fit to fly, the aesthetics of someone "taping a plane together" often captures the imagination of those outside the industry and prompts multiple jokes about slap-dash repairs and MacGyvering a plane that is supposed to transport hundreds of people safely.Related: A plane with missing windows accidentally took off (here's what happened) While such comments are now quickly corrected by those who know about the existence of speed tape, the issue of tape on planes once again arose after a Canadian mom and travel blogger said she always brings a roll of colorful tape on her flights. View the original article to see embedded media. Traveler swears by tape: 'Forever the weird thing I bring on trips' "Painters tape, guys," Calgary resident and mom of two Nichola Knox wrote in the caption of her Instagram (META) - Get Free Report video. "I swear to you. It’s great on the plane but also on vacation. Label the kid's cups, a bandaid for when your toddler 'really needs one.'" More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane As explained in the caption, the video switches between shots of a taped-off window shade button, the roll being used to hold a cup and the infant using the small pieces as stickers — according to Knox, the tape can both be a way to entertain a child (the video also shows how she used it to create a "racetrack" out of the tray table for toy cars to move) and tape off any buttons or areas that they shouldn't be touching. "The list goes on," Knox explained further to her 32,000 followers. "it's forever the 'weird' thing I bring on trips." Knox's video received more than 92,000 likes from fellow parents who also extolled the unexpected benefits of tape. The post also reignited an old debate around bringing very young kids on flights. One critic said that the thought of "cleaning up after these people" would make her quit her job as a flight attendant.Even airlines have weighed in on the viral tape hack Knox did not clarify whether she takes off all the tape before leaving the plane but the wider response celebrated a creative way to keep young ones entertained and outside of trouble that could inconvenience the other travelers. Even Canadian airline WestJet weighed in with a comment calling it "in-flight entertainment that we never thought of!" "Very creative ✈️," Canada's second-largest airline wrote alongside a jet emoji. Just a month ago, a post from the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) went viral for its own light-hearted Instagram video of a toddler on a plane grabbing items from nearby passengers. The joke about "a toddler's rule of possession" was meant to accompany a wider list of tips for traveling with young kids but it hit some travelers who experienced this first-hand a little too close to home. "Cute but would get annoying very quickly," reads one of the most upvoted comments underneath the video. "I'm not here to entertain your kid while you nap."
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*First ever direct image of multi planet star system*

TYC 8998-760-1 b captured by European Southern Observatory’s SPHERE instrument shows what is likely the first star we’ve directly imaged with multiple exoplanets submitted by /u/multiversesimulation to r/spaceporn [link] [comments]
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First ever direct image of multi planet star system

TYC 8998-760-1 b captured by European Southern Observatory’s SPHERE instrument shows what is likely the first star we’ve directly imaged with multiple exoplanets submitted by /u/multiversesimulation to r/spaceporn link comments
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*2meirl4meirl*

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2meirl4meirl

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*Restoring an old teak herringbone floor*

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Restoring an old teak herringbone floor

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*Welcome to the era of nepo-baby billionaires*

Hard work and gumption. That's the story we tell of how the wealthy elite of the industrial revolution made their fortunes. Innovation and drive. That's the story we tell of how the wealthy elite of the post-industrial digital revolution made their fortunes. If previous generations work hard so that their offspring can have it easy, then mission accomplished for the next set of global billionaires. Related: GameStop stock fans expect another meme stock rally Of the 137 people who became billionaires in the 12 months prior to April 2023, 53 of them inherited a combined $150.8 billion, a new report from Swiss global wealth manager UBS states. That number exceeded the combined $140.7 billion in wealth created by the 84 "new self-made billionaires" during the same period. UBS says it's the first time in its nine-year history of tracking the wealth of the world's richest people that the new generation of billionaires "accumulated more wealth through inheritance than entrepreneurship." Despite deciding to collectively hand off enough wealth to end world hunger forever, at least some of the billionaires surveyed by UBS have some misgivings about their heirs unearned fortunes. A father and son are seen sitting on a sailboat. Getty Images "The main problem with the younger generation is to educate them to be ambitious. They take ambitions for granted, they take important entrepreneurial information for granted, whereas the founding generation has to collect this for themselves and make the best out of it," one of the billionaires surveyed by UBS said. The Great Wealth Handover has been anticipated for sometime as Baby Boomers age and Millennials and Gen Z come of age. In the U.S., new billionaires who inherited their fortunes were worth an average of $2.2 billion vs. new entrepreneurs who averaged wealth of $1.5 billion. “This is a theme we expect to see more of over the next 20 years, as more than 1,000 billionaires pass an estimated $5.2tn to their children," Benjamin Cavalli, head of strategic clients at UBS, said. The overall number of billionaires around the world increased by 7% year over year to 2,544. Their combined wealth rose by 9% to $12 trillion, according to UBS, worth more than half of the U.S. $23 billion gross domestic product. Get exclusive access to portfolio managers’ stock picks and proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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Welcome to the era of nepo-baby billionaires

Hard work and gumption. That's the story we tell of how the wealthy elite of the industrial revolution made their fortunes. Innovation and drive. That's the story we tell of how the wealthy elite of the post-industrial digital revolution made their fortunes. If previous generations work hard so that their offspring can have it easy, then mission accomplished for the next set of global billionaires. Related: GameStop stock fans expect another meme stock rally Of the 137 people who became billionaires in the 12 months prior to April 2023, 53 of them inherited a combined $150.8 billion, a new report from Swiss global wealth manager UBS states. That number exceeded the combined $140.7 billion in wealth created by the 84 "new self-made billionaires" during the same period. UBS says it's the first time in its nine-year history of tracking the wealth of the world's richest people that the new generation of billionaires "accumulated more wealth through inheritance than entrepreneurship." Despite deciding to collectively hand off enough wealth to end world hunger forever, at least some of the billionaires surveyed by UBS have some misgivings about their heirs unearned fortunes. A father and son are seen sitting on a sailboat. Getty Images "The main problem with the younger generation is to educate them to be ambitious. They take ambitions for granted, they take important entrepreneurial information for granted, whereas the founding generation has to collect this for themselves and make the best out of it," one of the billionaires surveyed by UBS said. The Great Wealth Handover has been anticipated for sometime as Baby Boomers age and Millennials and Gen Z come of age. In the U.S., new billionaires who inherited their fortunes were worth an average of $2.2 billion vs. new entrepreneurs who averaged wealth of $1.5 billion. “This is a theme we expect to see more of over the next 20 years, as more than 1,000 billionaires pass an estimated $5.2tn to their children," Benjamin Cavalli, head of strategic clients at UBS, said. The overall number of billionaires around the world increased by 7% year over year to 2,544. Their combined wealth rose by 9% to $12 trillion, according to UBS, worth more than half of the U.S. $23 billion gross domestic product. Get exclusive access to portfolio managers’ stock picks and proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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*Интимная демография: эксперты обсудили роль секса в жизни россиян*

Так, для почти половины россиян секс — это прежде всего возможность продолжения рода.
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*Что такое берцы*

Берцы - это ботинки с высоким голенищем, которое закрывает берцовую кость (отсюда и название этих полу-ботинок/полу-сапог).via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/fsQPy0b Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Что такое берцы

Берцы - это ботинки с высоким голенищем, которое закрывает берцовую кость (отсюда и название этих полу-ботинок/полу-сапог).via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/fsQPy0b Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*Аксельбант*

Одна из наиболее заметных деталей современного парадного воинского костюма — аксельбант . Слово пришло к нам из немецкого языка: Achsel — плечо, Band — лента, тесьма.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/Fb31zA0 Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Аксельбант

Одна из наиболее заметных деталей современного парадного воинского костюма — аксельбант . Слово пришло к нам из немецкого языка: Achsel — плечо, Band — лента, тесьма.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/Fb31zA0 Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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