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  • Seminar on the easiest backup for Windows OS users followed by a networking session

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      Link for video conferencing : https://meet.jit.si/atrc_backup_seminar Date and time   https://hdb1.remote-support.space/directory_for_web_server/nextcloud_atrc/index.php/s/2WXcsK2XN9F3PSc    

  • Local Sattar Buksh wins.

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    In a David-versus-Goliath showdown that resonated far beyond Pakistan’s borders, a humble café in Karachi has made international headlines by triumphing over global coffee titan Starbucks in a high-stakes trademark dispute — a rare and symbolic victory for local enterprise against multinational corporate power. The café, Sattar Buksh, opened its doors in 2013 and quickly…

  • How soon can the ARJ21 fly with zero reliance restricted parts ?

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    ✅ Step 1: What Parts of the ARJ21 Are Still Restricted? The ARJ21 (now officially called C909 in newer branding) was designed as a “technology bridge” — using Western systems for certification speed. As of 2024, its critical foreign-sourced components include: Component Original Supplier Control Regime Why Restricted? Engines General Electric CF34-10A U.S. (GE) Contains…

  • How soon can the C919 fly with zero reliance restricted parts ?

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    C919: Path to 100% Non-Restricted Supply Chain (Using Any Country Except U.S./EU/Allied Sanctioned Nations) We define “restricted” as: U.S. entities (including foreign subsidiaries using >10% U.S. tech per EAR rules), EU entities under dual-use regulations, Allies bound by Wassenaar Arrangement, MTCR, or U.S. Entity List (UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, South Korea, Singapore, etc.). We define…

  • Most AI or almost all is trained on common propaganda datasets of these days.

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    Here is a discussion with AI these days. It was pretty close minded just like a “normal” person with a limited “intellect.” It has to be reminded and guided to open its mind just to move forward. As long as it is trained to chat like a “normal” human, then it shall most likely stay…

  • PSX KN Analysis 4 Sep 2025

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    Count 1 Done for symbol PIBTL in function process. Good count 1 Done for symbol FFL in function process. Good count 1 Done for symbol FCCL in function process. Good count 1 Done for symbol PAEL in function process. Good count 1 Done for symbol BYCO in function process. Good count 1 Done for symbol…

  • Error cannot ping from normal user

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      File /etc/hosts saved khawar@mx:~ $ ping isv.remote-support.space ping: socktype: SOCK_RAW ping: socket: Operation not permitted ping: => missing cap_net_raw+p capability or setuid? khawar@mx:~ $ sudo setcap cap_net_raw+ep /bin/ping [sudo] password for khawar: khawar@mx:~ $ ping isv.remote-support.space PING isv.remote-support.space (10.8.0.102) 56(84) bytes of data. ^C — isv.remote-support.space ping statistics — 1 packets transmitted, 0 received,…

  • The Coolest Send-Off in Ground Ops

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    🌟 The Coolest Send-Off in Ground Ops: A Tribute to Decades of Dedication 🌟 In a heartwarming moment that has captured the hearts of aviation enthusiasts worldwide, veteran tug driver Jan Jansen recently completed his final pushback after decades of service—and his colleagues honored him with a send-off straight out of a Hollywood script. 🎬✈️…

  • Why is Nginx faster than Apache ?

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    Nginx is often considered faster and more efficient than Apache in many scenarios—especially under high concurrency—due to several architectural and design differences. Here’s a breakdown of why Nginx is typically faster than Apache: 1. Event-Driven, Asynchronous Architecture (Nginix) vs. Process/Thread-Per-Connection (Apache) Nginx: Uses an event-driven, asynchronous, non-blocking architecture. A small number of worker processes handle…

  • The $2,000 Rule That Revolutionized Luxury Hospitality

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    The $2,000 Rule That Revolutionized Luxury Hospitality: How the Ritz-Carlton Built Unshakeable Loyalty Through Trust ✨🏨💫 In 1983, the hospitality world was rocked by a bold, seemingly reckless decision from one of its most prestigious names: The Ritz-Carlton. 🌍💥 At a time when corporate control and rigid hierarchies dominated the service industry, the chain made…