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Hypothetically speaking, Erdogan is crashing out and wants all of Cyprus.

Hypothetical question.

Let's say it's 2029 and Erdogan, or another Turkish leader, decides to escalate tensions in Cyprus and launch a military operation.

  • How long could the Cypriot National Guard realistically hold them and also till where ?
  • Would most fighting take place near the UN Buffer Zone , similar to how front lines in parts of Ukraine ?
  • Would the first targets be infrastructure such as electricity (EAC), telecommunications (CYTA), airports, ports, radar sites, and military bases ?
  • What do people think a modern conflict in Cyprus would actually look like ?

I need a plan just in case. You guys have plan B ? I know a lot of you cypriots have cousins in Australia,UK,Canada.

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u/IhateEfrickingA — 2 days ago
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Can you guys help me out with my career path please ?

I would like to ask about studying at Frederick University. What is the experience like ? Are these programs more focused on practical training (for example, 80% hands on work and 20% theory), or are they mostly theoretical? I want to understand if they are truly worth the time and money.

I currently have a diploma as a Computer and Network Technician, but it seems very difficult to find a job in the IT field because it is quite saturated. I am now considering gaining practical experience in another field, such as electrical work or plumbing.

Are there any schools, training programs, or companies that offer this kind of hands on learning or apprenticeship ?

u/IhateEfrickingA — 28 days ago
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Wake up guys, another video about the Cyprus problem dropped. ( What realistically are the chances of 1974 version 2.0 happening again ? )

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u/IhateEfrickingA — 1 month ago
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For example, in order to prove that I know how to work with Active Directory do I really need this certificate( which is €3495 btw ) ? Certificates are really expensive.

I know what in networking they value CCNA, CCNP and CCIE highly.

I think when it comes to Programming jobs they more interested into your GitHub profile and projects. But for certificates I have no idea.

I noticed that many IT jobs no matter the specialication, they need people with SQL knowledge both networking and programming field.

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u/IhateEfrickingA — 1 month ago