Insights From a Different Corner

Those of you who primarily or entirely browse on mobile phones will most probably not find this post of much use at all. Additionally, only ardent users of the keyboard who dislike reliance on a mouse will benefit the most from the simple tip contained in this post. However, computer users who browse the Internet regularly on a device with a larger screen and a physical keyboard, you can create simple shortcuts in your web browser that allow you to access your favorite websites extremely efficiently. For example, as an accomplished computing professional who loves to write, I rely on dictionaries and thesauruses rather excessively. While writing content, I morph into a word hunter. Consequently, hunting the right word has become almost an obsession, and whenever I am writing, I keep scanning the dictionaries. The usual method of accessing a website, especially a website that upon loading requires data, is to enter its URL, or web address, in the browser’s address bar,

The post was originally written in October, 2023. I am reposting here for improved readability experience. Until five days or so ago, I had been working, albeit extremely slowly owing to the circumstances completely outside of my control, on a few different projects: writing articles and posts, developing browser extensions, and providing people with feedback on their works. Some five days ago, I decided to take a break to write a short data-backed article to discuss some issues that I see in Islamic theology. During the last 5 days, until this morning, I had not been able to write even a couple of proper paragraphs, forget about complete posts. Based on the severe difficulties that I have faced in the last 5 days, I have concluded that my vacation plan has gone spectacularly awry. Metaphorically speaking, when I had booked this vacation in a friendly nation which was supposed to have bright, sunny days throughout the next 15 days, I have landed there during a truly aberr

Sand Clock: Centuries’ Old Symbol Of Passing of Time. Adopt Measures To Save time. All of us have to start from somewhere for one reason or another. While growing up, some of us develop a profound interest in an activity or two, while others are forced to take up a profession because their stubborn parents without thoroughly evaluating the situation force their children to take up a profession. The rest have to decide based on their faculties and grades that of all of the remaining options, which would either suit them best or which would provide the highest return on investment of time and effort. Whatever the underlying reasons may be, we then have to study newer subjects and learn new tools. As a 46-year-old who has had to learn the tricks of the trade the hard way — you can read the reasons for the very many false steps in this post — I would like to share my tips for improving your workflow while spending your money wisely, as well.

I just stumbled upon this information that the Lahore office of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan is being led by a phenomenal human named Farah Zia. I would like to introduce this person to all interested parties in detail. She belongs to a sensationally decent family that has been taking remarkably good care of some of the most corrupt individuals and families in Pakistan. It would be my pleasure and honor to introduce her and her family members to all of the interested parties desirous of knowing the state of human rights in Pakistan and what sort of exemplary individuals are waging wars on behalf of the abused parties. Meet Farah Zia: Loved By Despicable, Horrendous People — A Spectacularly Corrupt Person You can read the conduct of certain truly horrific members of her wider clan that she and her exceptionally well-connected family members have been providing complete protection from prosecution. Farah Zia and Darlings: Porn Addicts and Thieves

Cartoonish depiction of a true tale of two mighty Mughals — they rarely settle for a weaker descriptor, so let’s persist with mighty here — from the esteemed village of Mulhal Mughlan, namely Zia Mehmood Mirza, whom we will call the “Lutt Tuta Langoor”, and his not-so-beloved daughter, Farah Zia, whom he declined to offer any Pepsi or Coke. Mr. Zia Mehmood has always been more of a man’s man and never really considered females worthy of carbonated soft drinks. It is to mighty Mr. Zia Mehmood Mirza’s credit that first he only managed to qualify for a spot in MA english, owing entirely to the prodigious learning abilities he always possessed, and then failed to get his MA in “spectacularly” challenging English in the first attempt. His even more sensational daughter Farah Zia first badly failed to excel in acdemics and even in her MA in journalism or political science, and then failed to pass the CSS exam despite having grown up in an opulent, upper-middle-class fam

Your negligent behavior can come back to haunt you; tread carefully. Certain not-at-all competent to competent people in Pakistan have over the last 30 years, since I have been gaining maturity as a person, been digging holes right, left, and center when it comes to honoring their professional agreements. Now, some of them want me to stay quiet as my statements can damage their reputations. I have been a somewhat alright to very good author since 8th grade, and I do not plan to forgo the right to tell the whole truth. I have been nurturing a raging inferno with the English language since at least 8th grade, and circumstances permitting , I will continue to write and publish the whole truth. Hence, when it comes to all of the negligent people and those planning to behave extremely poorly while accepting the roles involving responsibility and taking care of people because of extra pay and benefits on offer, I have a piece of advice for all such people: “Whenever taking on

In this free world where proponents of democracy, decency, and ideologies keep vociferously chanting the slogans of freedom of speech, social responsibility, and people’s rights, I decided to disclose some horrendous, disgusting details of certain boys who grew up in Mangla. While growing up, these effulgent creatures with hardly 50–55% aggregate marks to their names torched the whole of the Mangla in terms of earning some truly sound reputation for themselves. Their sister decided to send me a message that how dare I write about them in a world where people are encouraged to share disgusting details to save others from such horrific parties. After reading her comment, I have decided to corroborate the tale of their sensational notoriety in Mangla Cantonment by relying on the testimonies of eyewitnesses who were living in Mangla or studying in Mangla Cantonment at the time and almost all of whom I have met personally. The principal of the Mangla Urdu medium school whose chil

While growing up, I have encountered the use of the following axiom quite frequently, and I have had the horrific displeasure of meeting living, breathing personifications of this axiom quite often, some of whom I know phenomenally well. Power Corrupts, and Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely. Despite having met the horrendously behaving individuals quite often, I have also had the pleasure of meeting another type of person, as well, an individual who was resolutely declining to abuse his authority. Although I do not know Dr. Khaver Zia on a personal level at all, however, based on my interactions lasting over a period of 3 years, I would like to write a few words about him. As people around are always talking about truly disgusting, revolting people with diabolical academic records, we should occasionally write a few words about adorable and charming people in Pakistan, too. Despite being a phenomenally uninterested student in computer science

Since the start of 8th grade in the year 1991, I have had a raging love affair with vehicles specially and machines generally. I passionately wanted to study mechanical engineering, but my spectacularly judicious and phenomenally insightful mathematics educated father decided that this teenager who ardently loves machines would be much better off studying computer science in a computer science awarding university. The outcome was almost written on the wall: from a school-topping kid who topped the school while participating in 5 different extracurricular activities, I became the last name on the graduating list at the computer science university. Although, since then I have managed to become an expert in at least a couple of different areas of computing matters, however, to get this far, I had to navigate the course entirely myself and without any wise person’s guidance. Hence, the journey remained a rather turbulent one, with a lot of stumbles and bruises along the way. Despite

“The harsh punishment of Ales Bialiatski and three of his colleagues was delivered in response to massive protests over a 2020 election that gave authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko a new term in office.” — BBC International. Link included at the end of the post. The Righteous Western World and their foremost mouthpiece BBC World Service once again regurgitating the sensationalist gibberish that becomes phenomenally untenable considering their own track record of human rights abuses in countries like Pakistan and India. Although I have been living with a raging desire to expose the corruption taking place in Pakistan for over 13 years now, however, the sheer impetus for this post was provided by the use of the word “Authoritarian” President. The mighty and righteous Britain, some major European countries, and America keep calling themselves the champions of human rights and free speech. This certainly does not end with just calling themselves the true chapions