Author: Khawar Nehal
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Same Rain, Different Storms: An Islamic Perspective on the “Who Has It Harder” Debate
Same Rain, Different Storms: An Islamic Perspective on the “Who Has It Harder” Debate By Khawar Nehal In modern discourse, few debates are as exhausting or as divisive as the question: Who has it harder, men or women? This question inevitably devolves into a competition of suffering. One side highlights systemic inequalities and physical vulnerabilities;…
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Backup for client machines selection project
We used duplicati because it was multiplatform and it worked up to about 100 to 200 GB max per backup. Then it started having issues. For sizes less than about 50 GB it might work ok. We also used restic and made a backup system based on that. However it requires double the space on…
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ATRC Managed servers
Conwill Main ( HDB2 ) http://nextcloud-conwill.remote-support.space/index.php/login Conwill backup ( VPN C55S1 ) http://atrc-c55-server-1.atrc.net.pk/conwill-nextcloud-backup/index.php/login ATRC Asif Nextcloud 1 ( VPN Asif Aus Server 1 ) https://asif-nextcloud-1.atrc.net.pk/asif-nextcloud-1/index.php/login ATRC Remote Support Server 1 ( HDB2 ) https://nextcloud-atrc.remote-support.space/index.php/login Serene Engineering ( hdb2 ) https://serene-engineering.remote-support.space/index.php/login ATRC Moodle ( hdb2 ) https://moodle-atrc.remote-support.space/ ATRC website https://atrc.net.pk/ Remote Support Website https://remote-support.space/ Remote Support…
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Beyond Chemistry: How Quantum and Photo-Nuclear Mechanics Power the Engine of Life
Beyond Chemistry: How Quantum and Photo-Nuclear Mechanics Power the Engine of Life For over a century, the textbook definition of biology has been strictly chemical. We have been taught that life is a spectacularly complex, yet ultimately classical, machine. In this view, mitochondria generate energy by passing electrons along a transport chain, and plants capture…
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The Quantum Cell: How a 71-Trillion-Hertz Vibration is Rewriting the Rules of Biological Energy
The Quantum Cell: How a 71-Trillion-Hertz Vibration is Rewriting the Rules of Biological Energy For over a century, the textbook definition of cellular biology has been strictly chemical. We have been taught that the mitochondria—the famed “powerhouses of the cell”—generate energy through a series of biochemical reactions, passing electrons along a transport chain to produce…
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Seminar: Beneficial Uses of AI and Enterprise Systems (with Strategic Networking)
🚀 Unlock the True Business Value of AI and Enterprise Systems Artificial Intelligence is no longer just an emerging trend; it is a foundational driver of operational efficiency, scalable infrastructure, and measurable business impact. Join us for an insightful online seminar focused on the beneficial, real-world applications of AI integrated with modern enterprise systems. Whether…
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MQ-25A Stingray: The Dawn of Unmanned Carrier-Based Aerial Refueling
MQ-25A Stingray: The Dawn of Unmanned Carrier-Based Aerial Refueling By Khawar Nehal Date : 24 September 2026 Introduction: A Historic Milestone in Naval Aviation The United States Navy has entered a transformative era with the MQ-25A Stingray, the world’s first operational carrier-based unmanned aircraft system designed primarily for aerial refueling. 1 Following its successful…
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The Illusion of Invincibility at 35,000 Feet: When the Masters of the Sky are Brought Down by a Spark
The Illusion of Invincibility at 35,000 Feet: When the Masters of the Sky are Brought Down by a Spark By Khawar Nehal We live in an era where humanity has successfully domesticated the skies. We board colossal tubes of aluminum and composite materials, sip champagne at thirty-five thousand feet, and operate under…
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The Fan, the Buzz, and the Ghost of Rickshaw Interference
The Fan, the Buzz, and the Ghost of Rickshaw Interference By Khawar Nehal khawar@atrc.net.pk Date : 19 September 2026 I was in the middle of a Vokoscreen recording — one of those quiet, focused sessions where you’ve finally gotten the levels right, the room is still, and the waveform on your screen looks like…
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Russia’s Soyuz-2.1b Rocket Powers Progress MS-35 Toward ISS in Strategic Capability Demonstration
Russia’s Soyuz-2.1b Rocket Powers Progress MS-35 Toward ISS in Strategic Capability Demonstration By Khawar Nehal 19 September 2026 PLESETSK COSMODROME, Russia — Russia successfully launched the Progress MS-35 cargo spacecraft aboard a Soyuz-2.1b rocket, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s space logistics capabilities and paving the way for heavier payload deliveries to both…