what is surprising for me is that the cost of autopsy has to be paid by the patient/family ?
is that usually what happens in other countries too ?
I would have expected that the party ordering the autopsy also pays for the cost.
not really.
in general, immigration officers of any country could use the space much more efficiently.
in your example, even if it's one of the better ones I have seen, they still could easily have placed 4 pairs of stamps on each page instead of 3.
I also had some stamps that take less than half a page of space put in the dead center of a page. Obviously, it's not the IO who are paying for my new passports.
Thailand really needs to start imposing damage compensations in the tens of millions of baht on companies for safety rule infractions causing injuries or death.
you seem to be confused
it's completely irrelevant if it's NATO airspace or not - the relevant thing is whether Finland approved it or not.
Finland is the most important authority deciding who flies in its airspace.
Hague court responds to Russian threats after Putin arrest warrant.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) responded on March 23 to threats made by Russia, expressing regret over the country's attempts to obstruct "international efforts to ensure accountability" for violations of international law.
https://kyivindependent.com/news-feed/icc-responds-to-russian-threats-after-putin-arrest-warrant
measures against judges and prosecutors ?
the Hague court should file charges accordingly with the competent authorities.
I just hope the Dutch Security Service is well prepared, they might have some work coming.
I'm a see before I believe type of person.
for VoIP, acceptable jitter is said to be 30ms. of course, less is better.
there is no international standard for acceptable jitter, this is defined in SLA between carriers and clients, there are different levels of quality and percentage of time within requirements.
of course, most carriers try to deliver less than 30ms jitter, but there is a difference between a SLA that guarantees 20ms of jitter 90% of the time, and another that guarantees 30ms 99% of the time.
I did the test with my own mobile phone, setting it up as a hotspot.
I don't have a special data SIM, and the results were bad:
ping: 176ms
jitter: 172ms (this is very bad and makes VoIP unusable)
upload: 3mbits
download: 3.5mbits
it's not a network scan, it's a connection test that reveals no private information on who carries it out.
just:
host server used (in Zurich, there's monzoon, sunrise, wingo, etc.),
ping,
jitter,
upload speed,
download speed.
end of.
everyone, they were fine people !
sometimes a bit difficult to discuss with because of their language usage studies, rhetoric in particular, but that was part of the fun when speaking with them.
I didn't insult you.
I had well-respected Jesuit teachers, and Jesuits generally have the habit to answer questions with other questions instead of providing the answer, that's all !