#What is Solaris Operating System

[junaidjee]

Advantages and Disadvantages of Solaris Operating System

Solaris is a UNIX-based operating system developed in 1992. This OS is more secure than other operating systems. Solaris is mostly deployed on servers and high-end machines. On January 27, 2010, Oracle Company bought Solaris OS. Solaris allow multiple OS to run on a single machine. Linux is open source OS but Solaris is licensed under Oracle Sun Microsystems. It is free to download and use…

[darkmaga-returns]

Source: Sense Receptor

"I worked for several years... to understand what was happening with the injections... they were trying to install operating systems in people's bodies... Like... tagging livestock... if you get... nanoparticles into the... body, you're creating... an organic barcode."

Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report describes for Danny Jones how she believes that the mRNA injections serve as a platform for installing "operating systems" in people's bodies in order to build out the so-called "Internet of Bodies" by "basically make it easier for people's bodies to interact with telecommunications and digital technology."

Fitts notes that she's been working for "several years" with "a group of doctors and scientists" trying to understand "what was happening with the injections" and has arrived at this purpose as one of the central reasons they were rolled out.

Fitts likens these operating systems to "organic barcodes."

[voidplume-vane]

Headcanon Questions - Operator Version

via @thefreefencer's original post!

Words beneath the cut!

1. Who is your Operator? Did they leave their old name behind and picked something more appropriate for themselves?

The Operator is Abi (AH-bee, Obby) - her name is a small remnant of whoever she was aboard the Zariman Ten-Zero. She cradles it close to her chest. 

2. During the Old War, what were they and what was the Warframe they were assigned to?

She was assigned to an Orokin executor - to protect, to entertain, equal parts hound and jester. Mirage was the vessel best suited to her ends and the frame she wore most, with Zephyr or Volt as common alternatives.

3. Which Tenno school defines your Operator and why?

Naramon. Ye olde ‘knowledge is power’ schtick, but it has its uses! Mapping her enemies' nervous systems is the worst part. Everything else comes together real quick, after that.

4. Did they have friends or close relationships with any other Tenno?

She had a few close friends before the Fall. Partners in mischief, siblings in trauma. She remembers them as fruit, sunlight, laughter. Their names and faces wisp at the fringes of her memory but she keeps their moments fondly.

5. What role did they play during the Tenno Insurrection against the Orokin?

"When the ninth beat rang a torrent of blood filled the stadium, loosed by Tenno blades." Hers were among the first to bite deep, twin blades carving a ghastly smile across her master’s throat. There was no enthusiasm in the doing, only a solemn focus. She remained by their side until they grew cold - it did not take long, the Golden Lords were not known for their warmth - then left without further ceremony to visit death upon The Rest.

6. Why did your Tenno go into the Second Dream?

Because Lotus asked.

7. What is your Operator's Warframe of choice and why?

High-mobility frames are preferred overall, most often her Volt. There’s a yearning for motion, an adrenaline hunger she shares with the frame’s lingering ego; through much trial and error (and some Helminth experimentation) she’s found a balance that sates both their appetites. She’s not opposed to other Warframes if the situation calls for nuance, but if she gets to choose, she chooses Volt.

8. Do they side with any of the Faction Syndicates like Steel Meridian/New Loka/etc?

Her Post-New War activities have her aligned with Solaris United. An earlier Abi would have avoided the pull to root herself so deeply in one place, but Venus is the nest she returns to these days. There’s something akin to family, there.

9. How different are they from the Drifter?

As different as two sides of a coin, a sun and its reflection, a moon and its shadow. One is a child, numbed by a thousand thousand deaths. The other is a serrated knife, honed on the violence of passing time. The Operator is the firm back of a hand, Drifter is a open palm. 

Operator bites fast, and bites hard. Drifter will make sure you know Exactly what you're getting into before they flash their teeth.

10. How does your Operator see your Drifter?

Drifter is an estranged sibling, a long-lost childhood friend. Abi loves them. She's fascinated by their differences, yet they’re the only one who (possibly, probably, maybe) remembers what it was like Before All This. There’s a familial comfort in that.

There are rare moments when Drifter is the one who got off easy, who lived in a storybook while Abi was passed holster to holster, the one who saved the day when Abi could not. An underdeveloped child who filled the shoes of a war machine. The whispers are insidious and often cut deep, but she doesn’t let them fester. Abi loves the Drifter.

[alteredsilicone]

Warframe Quest tier list

Explanations of ratings under the cut:

Great: Quests that hooked me conceptually and are the core of how I view the game/my own characters and worldbuilding

Sacrifice - This quest is worth the hype. That's it. Even though I have gripes with Umbra from a fandom perspective, I love the lore of the Warframes a lot.

Glast Gambit - personal sentimental favorite, this is purely my own bias. I think it's a really good early example of a fun character interaction (Nef and Ergo, toxic old man yaoi LONG before WITW; they are divorced, the worm in my brain told me so) and also an interesting way to show the "choice" system via a moral dilemma (Neewa's fate).

Whispers in the Wall also goes into the "Great" tier, great quest, great characters, great setup for the next era of Warframe and imo a culmination of all the ups and downs that Warframe has been through the years and that ended up in a truly great narrative experience.

Good: Quests I liked but that missed a certain "oomph"

Duviri Paradox - I love Duviri as a place and the mythology around it, but I expected something different from the quest itself. Certain story beats didn't land because I did not feel the emotional connection the game expected me to (coughcoughTeshin'sfakeoutdeathcoughcough). Also didn't like Drifter being a snarky ass in a Marvel-esque way. I'm too used to RPGs and MMOs so when a game forces a characterization on my character I get really antsy if it's something she would not say.

Deadlock Protocol - I LOVE the Corpus so any Corpus content gets instant bias bonus points. Introduction of a very solid villain, Nef bullying. It has it all. This quest could also go in "great" but I think the narrative itself isn't compelling and earth-shattering enough to warrant that.

Waverider - hot take alert! Corpus bias once again, Nef being humbled is always a plus. The k-drive was annoying but I got gud and finished the quest, it was entertaining.

Vox Solaris - good introduction to the Solaris faction but I feel the conflict was solved way too quickly, but I also wasn't around for the release, the ARG and the introduction of the Orb Mothers. Still, I think Nef and the Solaris' conflict could be made into a cinematic three-parter on its own. Oh well, that's what fanfiction is for. (Ps. Nightwave Season 3 had a forgettable side character, Cutter, who touched upon a subject I wish the Solaris plotline explored more)

Call of the Tempestarii - I almost want to put it in "wasted potential" only because I wish Vala had more of a prominent role. Sighs. I love Corpus, I love evil women, I got an evil Corpus woman. Please give me more evil Corpus women.

Chains of Harrow - overall good quest. Rell's story is heart-wrenching. I still headcanon that "Margulis cast him out" is Red Veil propaganda and Rell got separated from the rest of the Tenno in other ways and was brainwashed to believe he was cast out completely.

Second Dream - I knew the Operator existed before I played this quest so I didn't have the HOLY SHIT WHAT!!! reaction, but I think this is a good quest and I understand why people guard the Operator secret even though I think it hurts the narrative of Warframe overall. Oh Well.

New War - To me it's like a Marvel movie, a huge spectacle. It was fun in the way a popcorn movie is fun. It was more fun gameplay wise than story-wise, though I enjoyed the Void/Wally/Zariman lore the most (it's my second favorite thing after Corpus stuff).

Okay - these are quests which either didn't particularly speak to me, or I just have completely forgotten. All the early quests fall into "forgotten" category and things post War Within are more on the "okay" side.

Wasted potential - Silver Grove. My joy, my pain. I WISH this wasn't an ancient quest and the post-quest moral actually applied to New Loka. I think as a concept New Loka are very interesting, but poorly executed, so now they're just "lol ecofascists/plant nazis" so I can't even get people to engage with them on a serious level. Forever seething and malding

Disappointment of the century - Angels of the Zariman. I was there, I participated in the ARG to the best of my ability, I read the logs, I changed my blog title to "Abyssus accipit et Abyssus dat" because I liked it that much. Then I got a 30 minute tutorial quest with a bunch of NPCs I don't care about and my Operator had zero emotional reaction TO RETURNING TO THE PLACE WHERE IT ALL FUCKING BEGAN AND THEY KILLED THEIR PARENTS AND LOST EVERYTHING THEY EVER HELD DEAR JESUS FUCK WHY WHY WHY

anyways

I warmed up to the Holdfasts and Yonta is cute so I have forgiven her crimes. Also this was during an era where I was constantly miffed at DE adding new characters instead of building on old ones.

So yeah, that's that.

tl;dr - I have a bias towards lore regarding the Warframes themselves, Corpus and anything regarding the Void/Tenno. Also I have shit memory.

[ragdoll-miau]

HELLOOOO! This is Lampkeeper! And welcome to my corner of the universe~!

Lil bio:

Name: Atticus / Lee

Gender: three feral rats with rabies in a trenchcoat

Pronouns: any!! I don't care!!

Lamps: 100000003067 lamps

Sexual orientation: asexual

Romantic orientation: aromantic + homoro-oriented (gay asf)

Likes: Fandoms (preferably small fandoms), food (specifically chicken nuggets), sleeping, lamps, goobers, cats, salmon, winter, dragons (will ramble for hours), b r e a d, sweaters!!!

Dislikes: Loud noises, excited dogs, pollen (is allergic), mosquitos (VERY allergic), strong spices, lots of clothes, summer.

Special interests: Dragons, cats, I Expect You To Die, Portal, The Stanley Parable, Rise of the TMNT, Megamind (somehow), science in general.

Kinned characters: Donnie (ROTTMNT), The Narrator (TSP), Wheatley (Portal 2), Pheonix (IEYTD), Megamind (c'mon, you know this one), William Afton (FNAF- don't ask.), The Spot (Spider-man ATSV)

Physical features: Long-ish dark brown hair, tanish skin despite rarely going outside, brown eyes, 5 feet 6 inches tall, often wears casual clothing but wears a skirt on Sunday, depending on who he's with, he almost never smiles.

Notes: Was never tested for autism or ADHD, but has a strong belief he has both (with research to back him up). Staying with the label neurotypical until the belief is strong enough to self-diagnose. DEFINITELY has anxiety. Might also be dyslexic- constantly misreads words. Is also a therian + otherkin; cat therian + duck therian (WILL meow and WILL purr, don't blame him) + dragon otherkin (WILL roar and WILL hiss). Has an odd belief he's not human.

!! THIS USER IS A SYSTEM !!

Will there be a "meet the artist" drawing soon? Yes, yes there will be. Will I draw myself accurate to my IRL self? Yes. Yes I will. Will I also draw my little alien persona? Yes. In several ways. Will I draw my fursona and his two halves? Absolutely.

For Roleplay under the cut!! vvvv

Blue text is for when Agent Felix talks

Purple text is for when Lampkeeper talks

Classic text is when I/The Narrator am speaking

Red text for Dr. Zor, Orange text for Hivemind, Yellow text for Charlie Caliente, Green text for John Juniper.

These all take place in the IEYTD universe.

Felix lore:

Agent Felix joined Zoraxis's team when he was just a little kid, probably about third grade. If he went to school, lol, which he didn't.

He just wandered around a town all day, doing whatever he could to learn. Zor found him- Zor was about mid-thirties at the time- and just straight up adopted Felix. Zor gave Felix lessons on basic stuff like reading, math, etc., basically just all the elementary school stuff- except it only took 2 years. Zor, obviously, was surprised so he gave Felix some options and Felix chose technology.

Zor gave him everything he could to Felix on the subject, and by age 12, Felix had the technology expertise as a mad scientist. Felix started doodling after Zor adopted him, the doodles being very happy in general. Over time, they got.. concerning.. and Zor didn't know what to do about that.

Eventually, as more people joined Zoraxis, the more Felix was left alone with his little inventions. Occasionally, Zor, Hivemind and Charlie visited him (and were the only ones that celebrated his birthday), rarely Solaris for business. Felix loved Hivemind and Charlie like family.

The death engine was built when Felix was thirteen years old, him being oblivious to what he and Solaris were building. Agent Pheonix had seen him during Operation: Seat of Power, and recognized him as a kid.

When the death engine fired for the first time, Felix was devastated. Maybe a bit traumatized. He hated himself for being so oblivious to what he built. He didn't talk, eat or anything for days, even after he heard that Agent Pheonix had stopped the Death Engine. In fact, Felix felt worse becuase people had died.

Pheonix came back after a day or two of recovery and brought Felix to the agency. The agency convinced Felix to join (hesitantly) and almost gave up after ten minutes until Felix finally said one word: "okay". His mental recovery lasted 2 weeks, his fourteenth birthday two days after. His drawings started returning to a happier-looking state during the time. Felix waited a month and a half for agent training to begin, and when it did, it was too slow to match his learning pace. Regardless, he did what he was told without complaint. ...until they gave him a bomb to diffuse.

They knew perfectly well he couldn't diffuse bombs. They gave him one anyways. He had to run to other agents to find someone who could diffuse bombs. Felix was trying to figure out for days why they gave him a bomb. No clear answer was found.

Felix often has regrets leaving Zoraxis, since he misses everyone and he misses being useful. Usually he just looks at his shirt and he no longer has regrets, but recently it hasn't been working. He has a lot of conflicting emotions. He tries to stop the regrets by telling him stuff like "it feels great to be good" (as you know) and stuff like that. They've been working, but not much. The agency is constantly worried he'll switch sides again, but they don't know what to do about it since they don't want to get near him.

Felix doesn't know it, but Zor, Hivemind and Charlie miss him. Zor has had his eyes on Felix since he left and has been hoping he'd come back. The whole John Juniper thing was half-planned in hopes Felix would be sent on a mission. (I'm listening to This Is What Autumn Feels Like right now and it's throwing ideas like this at me ashgdhwhdhend)

Then Felix gets kidnapped, he runs away, you know the drill if you were reading/involved in it. He came back worse than before, almost back to his old state after the death engine. His memory was a little more messed up and he has major trust issues.

The end :]

[consumable-clots]

Hiram Rook

"Male", he/him, 175cm, Hyperdyne Systems 341-B

Role: Communications Officer, Science Officer

Assignment: USS Apollyon

Backstory:

Rook was manufactured during the earlier production of 341-B units and installed with an experimental task force to test his and the soldiers' cohesiveness.

Almost everyone in the team butted heads constantly, having been pulled from different places to fill each role without considering their ill-matched personalities. This also included Rook, his formal and impersonal attitude often rubbed the more hot-headed individuals the wrong way, as well as the inverse where their lax adherence to important protocols and disregard from safety also sets him off.

There was a tenuous balance, a push and shove and continuous power struggle that kept the ship in motion. Of course that was a temporary fix and not the only long running issue with team cohesion.

A massive fight broke out involving the entire crew, during which the Apollyon's MUTHER terminal and core were damaged, along with several other components of the flight system. They had to put aside their differences and scramble to save the ship from being drawn in by the nearby planet's gravitational pull.

The process wasn't easy, the humans were understandably stressed and fearful, and conflicts did occur. Allowing that to continue would have a domino effect that would send everyone into panic and waste what little time they have left.

Being the only one unaffected by human irrationality, Rook had to push back and shock some sense back into them. It paid off to throw his weight around as a high-ranking officer and solidified his authority among the humans ever since.

As of the present time Rook had gone through dozens of missions, nearly died many times, all with the same crew.

Personality and mannerisms:

He's seen a lot of combat and isn't one to pull punches (unless he's fighting humans), especially if he can get away with the property damage.

Physically identical to Bishop but has a louder personality, necessitated by his role as comms officer. He became accustom to talking and yelling over his unruly crew.

Prone to cussing and arguing, and operates on a baseline of mild irritation. Puts on a calm and aloof facade in public that evaporates as soon as he's back on the frigate.

Comes off as overbearing to outsiders as he has a habit of haggling and knit picking but it makes sense within his ship's social culture where everyone is always up in everyone else's business. He can be spiteful at times and often antagonises crew members that get on his nerves, much like an angry sibling.

Has the competence to compensate for his attitude. He's decisive and confident on the field, very at home with the fast-paced environment of combat, and always eager to exploit any advantage his physiology gives him. Much more active during 'bug hunts'.

Appearance and other physical attributes:

Outwardly he looks the same as Bishop, if occasionally a little unkempt due to how hectic his days are. The only difference is his facial expressions, always tight-lipped and frowning or scowling.

His most defining features are the upgrades he's been fitted with, experimental telecommunication and hacking mods that expand his reach, granting his marines easy access to blocked off areas and himself the ability to control devices.

If there are cameras in the vicinity, Rook can access their feed remotely and use them to see instead of his own eyes, but can only use one method at a time i.e. he can't see from his own POV and the camera in the corner's POV at the same time.

Misc. info:

Knows a lot of card tricks and is a pro at cheating in card games

Worked with the crew of the Solaris a few times for joint missions

[drift-tzeen]

Drifter lore?

Lore for Verdi that's specific to Verdi... hmmmm...

I will admit it's hard to say because I'm still new to sharing content and I haven't done a lot of reading yet into anybody else's Drifters? So some of this may come across repetitive. -- Verdi remembers her parents. Not as clearly as she could, but enough to remember the outlines of what they looked like, how they moved, blips of their voices; sort of like the dregs of the personalities left over in warframes. To her flawed memory, they seem different from the shape of the ones on Xata (my Operator)'s family picture in the Zariman. She got this information by -choosing- to rent some Corpus tech, have it temporarily installed, and trusted Little Duck to run one of the interrogators we see on Corpus ships when breaking Solaris out. Helped her to remember a fair bit, and to differentiate between memories she has locked up versus memories Wally got to eat- those aren't coming back. -- Mirroring the trend I saw first via Gruvu and Sevastiel (dunno if tagging is a-okay, don't want to annoy)'s Drifters, Verdi has manifested a unique Orowyrm to her once; Belia-Ris, the Mirror Star. I'm -stuck- to the fact in the final conflict with Thrax, Drifter's orowyrm is doing Tau damage, rather than Void. Could've been an honest mistake, but it never got fixed, so I'm led to ponder if it was on purpose. This goes into the next thing. -- Verdi is in part, Sentient. For her, Lotus's hand grafting itself to her body is permanent, reverting from the growth we see in Duviri to something more intrinsic that grows slowly as she does once free of Duviri and returned to Earth. In her story, it lends additional reason to why she can wield Nataruk, why Hunhow is willing to let her serve a Sentient cause in saving Natah, as well as why Lotus doesn't recognize her as Tenno. This growth is halted when Xata syncs up in time with her, and the deal is cut with Wally, the Void flooding her system and stopping any further Sentient adaptation- but the effects are reflected in Verdi's height, lanky build, and tendency to whistle to 'sing' like they do. Given Lotus already expresses some level of seeming omnipotence, she knows Verdi is -exactly- what she made of her in Duviri, and is why later in Lotus Eaters, she refers to her as "my Champion", it's more than being chosen; she's kin, in a way. -- Verdi's idle tendency towards music of any kind draws her to the Solaris. If she's idling in the Sol system, she's probably on Venus with them- at least until Whispers into the Hex quest. This tendency sees her befriend Aoi and Quincy before any others, and better connect with Arthur once she learns he has a passion for singing. -- Lastly for now, Verdi isn't called Verdi for quite a long time.~ It's a recent name, in scope of her story. The reasons behind it, I'll leave for the fic. ;)

Thank you for the Ask!~ @chronicler-of-narrative

[solarishospital]

General Surgery Hospital in Thane – Advanced Surgical Care at Solaris Hospital

Surgical care is a critical component of modern medicine — whether it’s a routine procedure or a life-saving emergency intervention. Choosing the right hospital for surgery ensures not only successful outcomes but also a faster, safer recovery. If you are looking for a trusted and well-equipped general surgery hospital in Thane, Solaris Hospital stands out for its experienced surgeons, advanced infrastructure, and patient-first approach.

What is General Surgery?

General surgery is a medical specialty that focuses on surgical procedures involving the abdomen, digestive tract, soft tissues, skin, and glands. It includes a wide range of common procedures such as hernia repair, appendectomy, gallbladder removal, abscess drainage, piles (hemorrhoids) surgery, and more.

At a multispecialty hospital like Solaris, general surgery also overlaps with other specialties such as gastroenterology, oncology, and emergency medicine — ensuring comprehensive care.

When Should You Visit a General Surgeon?

You may be referred to a general surgeon if you have:

Persistent abdominal pain

Hernia or visible lumps/swelling

Gallstones or gallbladder inflammation

Appendicitis

Skin or soft tissue infections like cysts or abscesses

Anal conditions like piles or fissures

A need for biopsy or minor surgical intervention

Timely consultation with a general surgeon can help avoid complications and lead to faster recovery.

Why Solaris Hospital is a Leading General Surgery Hospital in Thane

Solaris Hospital offers a dedicated general surgery department with a team of expert surgeons who have extensive experience in both open and minimally invasive procedures. Here's what makes Solaris a trusted choice:

✅ Skilled & Experienced Surgeons – With a focus on precision, safety, and outcomes ✅ Minimally Invasive Laparoscopic Surgeries – For faster recovery, less pain, and smaller scars ✅ Modern OT Facilities – Equipped with high-tech surgical instruments and safety systems ✅ 24/7 Emergency Care – Quick response for trauma, appendicitis, and other urgent surgical needs ✅ Post-Operative Care & Rehabilitation – Pain management, physiotherapy, and wound care support ✅ Day-Care Procedures – Many surgeries done with same-day discharge

Whether it’s a planned procedure or an emergency intervention, Solaris Hospital ensures complete coordination between diagnosis, surgery, and recovery.

Our Common Surgical Services Include:

Appendectomy (removal of appendix)

Cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal)

Hernia repairs (inguinal, umbilical, incisional)

Piles, fissure, and fistula treatment

Cyst and abscess removal

Laparoscopic diagnostic procedures

Minor trauma and soft tissue surgeries

Each patient receives a personalised treatment plan based on their diagnosis, health history, and post-surgical needs.

Conclusion If you’re searching for a reliable general surgery hospital in Thane, Solaris Hospital offers the perfect blend of surgical expertise, modern facilities, and compassionate care. From consultation to recovery, you can trust Solaris to deliver safe and effective outcomes.

[sailesh11]

Knee Replacement Surgery in Thane at Solaris Hospital: A Step Towards a Pain-Free Life

Knee pain, whether due to arthritis, injury, or other conditions, can significantly impact your ability to live an active and fulfilling life. For those experiencing severe knee joint problems, knee replacement surgery in Thane offers a promising solution. If you're looking for a trusted hospital that provides high-quality care and expertise, Solaris Hospital in Thane is a leading option. With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced orthopedic surgeons, and a patient-centered approach, Solaris Hospital is committed to helping patients regain mobility and freedom.

What is Knee Replacement Surgery?

Knee replacement surgery, also known as knee arthroplasty, involves removing the damaged parts of the knee joint and replacing them with artificial components made from materials like metal, plastic, and ceramic. This surgery is typically recommended when:

Chronic knee pain makes it difficult to perform everyday activities

Conservative treatments like medication and physical therapy have not worked

The knee joint is severely damaged due to arthritis, injury, or other conditions

Knee replacement surgery can be a life-changing procedure, providing relief from pain, improving function, and restoring mobility.

Why Choose Solaris Hospital for Knee Replacement Surgery in Thane?

Solaris Hospital in Thane has earned a reputation for providing world-class healthcare services, including advanced orthopedic treatments. If you're considering knee replacement surgery in Thane, here are a few reasons why Solaris Hospital should be your top choice:

1. Expert Orthopedic Surgeons

Solaris Hospital boasts a team of highly skilled and experienced orthopedic surgeons who specialize in knee replacement surgery. These experts are well-versed in both traditional and minimally invasive surgical techniques, ensuring the best possible outcome for every patient.

2. State-of-the-Art Technology

The hospital is equipped with cutting-edge technology, including advanced imaging systems, robotic-assisted surgery tools, and specialized diagnostic equipment. These technologies enhance the accuracy of the surgery, allowing for precise alignment and faster recovery times.

3. Comprehensive Care

At Solaris Hospital, the care journey is not limited to surgery alone. The hospital provides pre-operative assessments, personalized treatment plans, post-surgical rehabilitation, and continuous follow-up care to ensure complete recovery and long-term joint health.

4. Minimally Invasive Surgery Options

Solaris Hospital offers minimally invasive knee replacement surgery, which involves smaller incisions and reduced tissue disruption. This leads to less pain, shorter recovery times, and fewer complications, allowing patients to return to their normal activities sooner.

5. Patient-Centered Approach

The hospital is committed to providing compassionate and individualized care. From the moment you walk in, you will receive personal attention, clear explanations of the procedure, and guidance throughout your recovery process.

The Knee Replacement Procedure at Solaris Hospital

Knee replacement surgery is typically performed under general or spinal anesthesia. The procedure usually takes 1.5 to 2 hours, and here’s what you can expect during the surgery:

Incision: The surgeon makes an incision along the front of the knee to access the joint.

Removal of Damaged Tissue: The damaged portions of the knee joint (including the femur, tibia, and patella) are removed.

Implantation of Prosthetic Components: The damaged joint is replaced with artificial components that mimic the function of the natural knee joint.

Closure: The incision is closed using sutures, and a sterile dressing is applied to the surgical site.

Recovery After Knee Replacement Surgery in Thane

After your knee replacement surgery in Thane at Solaris Hospital, the recovery process is essential to achieving the best results. Here’s what you can expect during your recovery:

1. Hospital Stay

Most patients stay in the hospital for 1 to 3 days following surgery. During this time, the medical team will monitor your recovery, help you manage pain, and begin early physical therapy to ensure that your knee starts moving and healing.

2. Physical Therapy

Physical therapy is a key part of the recovery process. The rehabilitation team will guide you through exercises that help restore range of motion, strengthen the knee, and improve flexibility. Early physical therapy improves the chances of a successful recovery.

3. Pain Management

Pain after knee replacement surgery is managed through medication, ice packs, and other techniques. Solaris Hospital’s team will ensure that you are as comfortable as possible during your recovery.

4. Return to Normal Activities

Most patients can return to light activities like walking and daily routines within 6 to 8 weeks. Full recovery can take 3 to 6 months, but with proper care and physical therapy, you can look forward to a pain-free, active lifestyle.

Benefits of Knee Replacement Surgery at Solaris Hospital

When you choose Solaris Hospital for knee replacement surgery in Thane, you gain access to numerous benefits:

Pain Relief: Knee replacement surgery provides significant relief from chronic knee pain, allowing you to resume your daily activities.

Improved Mobility: After recovery, most patients experience an improvement in mobility, allowing them to walk, climb stairs, and enjoy physical activities without pain.

Long-Lasting Results: The artificial knee joint is designed to last for many years, providing lasting benefits.

Better Quality of Life: By eliminating knee pain and improving joint function, knee replacement surgery can greatly enhance your overall quality of life.

Conclusion

If you're considering knee replacement surgery in Thane, Solaris Hospital is a trusted choice for expert care, advanced treatment options, and compassionate support throughout your recovery. With skilled orthopedic surgeons, state-of-the-art technology, and a patient-centered approach, Solaris Hospital ensures that you receive the best care possible.

Don’t let knee pain control your life. Consult with the orthopedic team at Solaris Hospital today to discuss your options for knee replacement surgery and start your journey toward a pain-free, active lifestyle.

[itjobboard789]

Comprehensive Guide to Unix Developer Jobs in the UK

Unix developers play a crucial role in the tech industry by managing and enhancing Unix-based systems. These roles demand exceptional skills in Unix operating systems, shell scripting, database management, and problem-solving. This guide provides in-depth insights into Unix Developer Jobs UK , highlighting essential skills, career opportunities, and tips to secure your dream position.

What Are Unix Developer Jobs?

Unix developer jobs involve designing, managing, and maintaining Unix systems that serve as the backbone for various applications and networks. Professionals in this field work on developing scripts, optimizing system performance, and ensuring system security.

Key Responsibilities:

Writing and debugging Unix shell scripts.

Managing system updates and patches.

Collaborating with teams to develop scalable applications.

Monitoring and improving system performance.

Ensuring the security and stability of Unix-based systems.

Key Skills Required for Unix Developer Jobs in the UK

To thrive in Unix developer roles, candidates must possess a blend of technical expertise and soft skills. Here are the core requirements:

1. Proficiency in Unix Operating Systems

A deep understanding of Unix commands, file systems, and system administration is fundamental. Familiarity with distributions like Solaris, AIX, and Linux variants adds value.

2. Shell Scripting Expertise

Mastery of scripting languages such as Bash, KornShell (ksh), and C Shell (csh) is essential. These skills enable developers to automate tasks and optimize processes.

3. Database Management Knowledge

Experience with relational databases like Oracle, MySQL, or PostgreSQL is often required. Skills in database querying and administration are highly valued.

4. Networking and Security Skills

Understanding network protocols (TCP/IP, FTP, SSH) and implementing security measures are critical for maintaining robust systems.

5. Problem-Solving Abilities

Unix developers frequently troubleshoot system errors, making analytical and critical-thinking skills indispensable.

Top Unix Developer Job Roles in the UK

The UK job market offers diverse opportunities for Unix professionals. Some of the most sought-after roles include:

1. Unix Programmer

Focuses on developing and debugging Unix-based applications, creating scripts, and collaborating with software development teams.

2. Unix System Engineer

Handles the deployment, configuration, and maintenance of Unix systems to ensure optimal performance.

3. Unix Network Administrator

Manages network connectivity, monitors performance, and ensures the seamless operation of Unix-based servers.

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[synthyk]

ok so I've been thinking about this forever and i have thoughts

Short answer: No, they do not understand or speak Spanish but pick up on context clues. My longer thoughts on established lore and baseless headcanon are below.

Lets start with establishing what we know as Canon Facts:

1- The Orokin had nearly completely colonized and terraformed the solar system. Anything from pre-Orokin times has, by contemporary in-game Operator timeline, been wiped out with no (or so scant they are useless) tangible memory or history. Languages, cultures, entire concepts, species of animal: nothing was safe and almost nothing was saved.

2- After the Orokin fell, the major powers and cultures remaining are the Corpus & Grineer. However, small groups like the people of Cetus & the Solari have their own unique language, writing system, and culture. We understand these.

3- Besides this, the only other languages known about are the ones the Sentients speak, and Voidtongue. We know what Sentients are saying. We had to jump through hoops before we knew what the Cavia and The Indifference were saying in Voidtongue.

4- Say what you will of their cultural stranglehold and oppressive culture, those jerks sure could engineer some solid goddamn tech. Untold thousands of years in the future after their being completely abandoned, it still works, and it does shit that defies explanation.

5- Telepathy is real. You can do that if you have the power or the tech.

here's where I start to go insane.

Yes, of course, game and story have a disconnect and some of this is probably meant to be handwaved for simplicity's sake, but: enemies in levels are shown to be speaking in their native languages (Untranslated), but vendors and quest-relevant NPCs are shown speaking the player's selected language.

Could this just be for ease of playing? Yes, but CONSIDER: It doesn't have to be. SO it leaves us with the question: How is this language being translated? How are the Tenno hearing Captain Vor's speech, in a language that drifted centuries from the last time they heard it, and understand it perfectly? How do they know what Nef Anyo is saying to his Brokers on the Index? How does the Drifter speak turn of the 21st century Hollvanian, or whatever language they are typing in?

In my mostly-supported-by-the-game opinion, there exists some ancient Orokin Translation Technology. It has the ability to pick up on new languages, picks up easier on ones related to or based on languages already known, and primarily works on spoken language, NOT written characters. It is not perfect, and sometimes struggles with slang and new ideas in languages it has only just acquired. It is either baked into the warframes, or could be a small tech piece the player character wears or has implanted in their body.

I believe it is based on intent, and focuses on what the user wants to listen to. That's why vendors come through clear, but the furious screams of the Corpus you threw your glaive through are untranslated. Printed signage and arcanes in their original script are not translated, as it is possibly not something the tech is capable of or has on by default.

I also believe it works both ways, if the speaker has the intention. Through telepathy, you hear their words in your language, in the basic or most common accent.*

Languages are not automatically known, and they have to be added manually, or learned through a certain amount of exposure before the translation kicks in. Albrecht was fucking around with Hollvania for a WHILE, he had enough exposure to the primary spoken language that would be available to the Drifter through either means, as well as an understanding of the alphabet.

also I swear to god I read somewhere but cannot find it rn but the Drifter is implied to have been given books from the year 1999 about turn of the century Earth culture/ language/ slang/ etc so they didn't go in completely blind and on their ass. This only helps so much, as we see.

Keyboards at the POM PCs use the same characters that are seen on posters around Hollvania. The drifter can type in the language at minimum. This may not mean they can manually write in the language, but they know the keystrokes that go to the letters that spell the words they need to use.

Whatever language the Hex use- Almost certainly analogue to English considering they are somewhere in a Fantasy Europe with a Fantasy UN- uses the before mentioned upright script, and probably like English & Romance languages shares an alphabet with other related languages in the area. So: The drifter can read the characters and recognize them, but the Spanish she uses is completely unknown to them, just like someone in English can recognize a Spanish word but not know the meaning.

I believe if Lettie spoke enough Spanish around them, it would start to auto translate if they wanted. However, over text, they just use context clues like in their conversation where they infer that La Flaca is Death. I ALSO believe that the languages can be learned the old fashioned way, so they aren't completely dependent on the translator and could eventually read Spanish if they wanted.

*(in my personal headcanon, I believe the Drifter is speaking pre-fall Orokin common and it is being interpreted as turn of the century earth language. because it is my party and i decide the rules. I also believe that my Drifter will eventually internalize the language and speak it, and in doing so has a fun never-before-heard Future Accent when talking.)

does the drifter actually know what spanish is? Like Duviri was a story book world, spawned entirely from Drifter's mind via the void, so that wouldn't have anyone speaking spanish (unless drifter already knows spanish). The origin system is far in the future and any remnants of human culture are almost entirely long gone. The only non-english(? who knows what language you're actually technically speaking) languages would be Grineer, Corpus, Orokin, Void-tongue and whatever communication technique the infested are using. Basically, what I'm saying is, does drifter have any clue what Lettie is saying when she's speaking spanish? Did they quickly grab a book on spanish and speedrun learning it? Did they ask Ordis for records on long dead human languages? Or is drifter just smiling and nodding along whenever Lettie talks to them because they're totally lost but don't want to be rude I couldn't get this thought out of my head so I had to verbalize it somewhere so that other people could see my vision of totally confused drifter 100% bullshitting their understanding of whatever language Lettie is using in her KIM messages to them

[dovedapple]

1, 2, 3 & 13!!!!!!

hasina (the sun never sets campaign)

1. why did they choose their class(es)? their subclass(es)? sina was not born into the rogue life, her parents were pretty well off textile traders in the east side. but after they disappeared one day leaving sina orphaned at age 8, she was scouted when wandering the docks and fell in with kids from a shady orphanage. there was decent meals on the table as long as they did the odd job but that didn't last long as the place got busted by ruby palace guards. scrapped on the streets for some more years, with her sister then without, eventually reconnecting with an old friend who was doing dealings in the underworld. she stepped up to it and proved herself to the dockmaster, earning a tattoo and job as part of the syndicate

2. before they met their party, what was their main goal? what anyone working for the syndicate does, survive. other than that, staying in touch with her sister didi, who now lives in the ruby palace. it's not so easy to do when sina doesn't know who's watching her, but with a code only they can read and couple strings pulled by her contacts, they make it work.

3. what is their goal right now? having met the sunchasers, travelled outside of solari, getting caught up in the partys' shenanigans and realising how much is at stake in their operations, she's a little less apathetic to the politics of the world. and with her sister safe and out of solari (sending stones in possession), she can now take a lot more risk and she's willing to help them do what it takes to free the country of emperor zahreb's rule.

13. what do they dislike about themself? why? how powerless she is to the greater system at work and how quickly she falls to staying the path she's on.

get to know my d&d characters!

[metricsviews]

Getting Started with PHP: A Beginner's Guide to Your First "Hello World" Program

Introduction

PHP tutorial for beginners and professionals provides in-depth knowledge of PHP scripting language. Our PHP tutorial will help you to learn PHP scripting language easily.

This PHP tutorial covers all the topics of PHP such as introduction, control statements, functions, array, string, file handling, form handling, regular expression, date and time, object-oriented programming in PHP, math, PHP MySQL, PHP with Ajax, PHP with jQuery and PHP with XML.

What is PHP

PHP is an open-source, interpreted, and object-oriented scripting language that can be executed at the server side. PHP is well suited for web development. Therefore, it is used to develop web applications (an application that executes on the server and generates the dynamic page.).

PHP was created by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994 but appeared in the market in 1995. PHP 7.0 is the latest version of PHP, which was released on 28 November. Some important points need to be noticed about PHP are as follows:

PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor.

PHP is an interpreted language, i.e., there is no need for compilation.

PHP can be embedded into HTML.

PHP is an object-oriented language.

PHP is an open-source scripting language.

PHP is simple and easy to learn language.

Why use PHP

PHP is a server-side scripting language, which is used to design dynamic web applications with MySQL database.

It handles dynamic content, database as well as session tracking for the website.

You can create sessions in PHP.

It can access cookies variables and also set cookies.

Using PHP language, you can control the user's to access some pages of your website.

It helps to encrypt the data and apply validation.

PHP supports several protocols such as HTTP, POP3, SNMP, LDAP, IMAP, and many more.

PHP Features

 

 Install PHP

To install PHP, we will suggest you to install AMP (Apache, MySQL, PHP) software stack. It is available for all operating systems. There are many AMP options available in the market that are given below:

 

WAMP for Windows

LAMP for Linux

MAMP for Mac

SAMP for Solaris

FAMP for FreeBSD

XAMPP (Cross, Apache, MySQL, PHP, Perl) for Cross Platform: It includes some other components too such as FileZilla, OpenSSL, Webalizer, Mercury Mail, etc.

 

How to install XAMPP server on windows

We will learn how to install the XAMPP server on windows platform step by step. Follow the below steps and install the XAMPP server on your system.

Step 1: Click on the above link provided to download the XAMPP server according to your window requirement.

Step 2: After downloading XAMPP, double click on the downloaded file and allow XAMPP to make changes in your system. A window will pop-up, where you have to click on the Next button.

Step 3: Here, select the components, which you want to install and click Next.

Step 4: Choose a folder where you want to install the XAMPP in your system and click Next

Step 5: Click Next and move ahead

Step 6: XAMPP is ready to install, so click on the Next button and install the XAMPP.

Step 7: A finish window will display after successful installation. Click on the Finish button

Step 8: Choose your preferred language

Step 9: XAMPP is ready to use. Start the Apache server and MySQL and run the php program on the localhost.

Step 10: If no error is shown, then XAMPP is running successfully

How to run PHP code in XAMPP

Generally, a PHP file contains HTML tags and some PHP scripting code. It is very easy to create a simple PHP example. To do so, create a file and write HTML tags + PHP code and save this file with .php extension.

All PHP code goes between the php tag. It starts with <?php and ends with ?>. The syntax of PHP tag is given below:

<?php   

//your code here 

?>  

How to run PHP programs in XAMPP PHP is a popular backend programming language. PHP programs can be written on any editor, such as - Notepad, Notepad++, Dreamweaver, etc. These programs save with .php extension, i.e., filename.php inside the htdocs folder.

For example - p1.php.

As I'm using window, and my XAMPP server is installed in D drive. So, the path for the htdocs directory will be "D:\xampp\htdocs".

Step 1: Create a simple PHP program like hello world.

<?php      

echo "Hello World!";  

?>  

Step 2: Save the file with hello.php name in the htdocs folder, which resides inside the xampp folder.

Step 3: Run the XAMPP server and start the Apache and MySQL.

Step4: Now, open the web browser and type localhost http://localhost/hello.php on your browser window.

Step 5: The output for the above hello.php program will be shown as the screenshot below

Most of the time, PHP programs run as a web server module. However, PHP can also be run on CLI (Command Line Interface).

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[fictionkinfessions]

Middle of Naberus and I'm here thinkin about Fortuna, and Star Days, and Ticker and everyone else.

They were more of a home and a family to me than the Lotus was, ya know? I know the Lotus is supposed to be like a mom ta me, but I... *really* can't see her like that. Not after everythin. The Solari, though? They accepted me, they actually made me feel like I was appreciated instead of some untouchable figure who saves the Origin System like a storybook hero.

Eudico... Biz... Ticker... Legs, and everyone else... I miss them so bad, but what're the chances I meet them again here? Near impossible, I think.

I haven't been able to do the New War quest on this new Warframe profile, I know what'll happen to Fortuna when I do.

I just want my family to be safe, is that too much to ask??? ,,, Who'm I kiddin, of course it is. I'm a protagonist.

What I wouldn't give to have Ticker here, to hear her call me Stardust again. To see Eudico... I miss everyone.

... This isn't Fortuna related, but I miss Ordis too ya know. He tries his best, and that means so much ta me.

-A homesick Operator/Tenno, from Warframe. #🎼🎨 (Tag as fictive if ya could, MPC)

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[junaidjee]

What is Solaris Operating System

Solaris OS is a UNIX-based operating system that was developed in 1992. Sun Microsystems owned it but in 2010 Oracle bought this company. Before 2010 Solaris OS was open source but after Oracle bought the company, Solaris OS became closed source. Some components source code of Solaris OS are available to the public on GitHub. However, the Solaris core code is only accessible to Oracle. Both…