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25 things i learned by 25 1. The way you talk to yourself in your head is SO important than anything else in life. 2. When you take ownership of everything that happens to you, and live life like its 100% in your control, you feel happier. 3. Pouring fat down the sink will clog it. 4. inversion is a powerful mental tool that breaks you out of downward spirals. 5. if you cant say something bad about your group, or you cant say something good about the other side, you're brainwashed. 6. Everything in life is negotiable, and the more questions you ask, the better off you'll be. 7. most people dont care about the code, they do care about the experience though 8. your upbringing is not your fault but choosing not to fix it after you have grown up is entirely your fault 9. being mean to some people is okay, needed even, you cant make everyone happy and the more you try, the more you fail at keeping anyone happy. choose your people 10. most of what you want is behind about 2-4 weeks of uncomfortability and unsureness. it gets easier after then. 11. get a bidet, feels much cleaner than toilet paper 12. you dont rise to the level of your motivation, you fall to the level of your systems ( atomic habits ? ) 13. its easier to be a person that does x than to try to do x every day ( doing something always is easier than the mental effort of convincing yourself to do it ) 14. nobody has it all together, literally on every scale of importance 15. its okay to put something you bought and didnt like in the trash instead of suffering forever with your shitty choice. 16. respect physics , we are a sack of flesh taped together on bones. and anything that has an SI unit that goes to mega and killo can kill you. as a former live leak watcher 17. nobody cares about ipv6, adoption is important than technical elegance 18. you can fix most things with a screwdriver set, duct tape, google & a soldering iron. you cant be poor and also not know how to fix things, pick a struggle. 19. gullible is not written on the ceiling 20. you shouldnt avoid something because its a cliché, sometimes they're actually a cliché because they're proven to work for a lot of people 21. dont take people at their words, take them at their actions 22. read more books, the better vocabulary you have, the harder you can roast people in random irrelevant internet chats. 23. dont wait until 2 days left till 25 to start writing your list of 25 things i learnt before 25 24. go to hackathons, most devs dont even think about business. 25. life is a beautiful experiment you take to define what you want yours to be. season 2 episode 5 here we go

A friend of mine got his phone stolen, and apparently that wasn’t a good enough excuse to stop replying to my Telegram messages So I built TeleLite , a small, self-hosted Telegram client for feature phones. The problem is that just telling someone to “use Telegram Web” doesn’t really work on these phones. Modern Telegram Web relies heavily on JavaScript and a pretty heavy web app, which is a lot to ask from an old Java phone or a low-power device. You can access Telegram through: A lightweight web client A J2ME .jar app for old Java phones A KaiOS app(not tested because the emulator didnt work well) It’s text-only, lightweight, and designed for those “my smartphone is lost/stolen/broken” situations god forbid 😭 It might actually come in handy someday, so take it, self-host it, break it, improve it, whatever. Would love to know what you guys think 👀 https://github.com/estifanosbereket1/telelite

Everyone talks about short term attention for social media I am facing it on my projects 😭

መልካም ፍልሰታ everyone 🙏

it has been a while for real since I almost been out of the spark and thank you ከምር and if you wanna talk I think that is ok just use the direct message and I will contact you ግን thanks ከምር it means a lot

hey it's me Coolio, you might know me from the community hike events i've hosted multiple times. (one coming very soon aswell so join up) so i ..... deleted my channel by mistake. i was trying to delete a post and instead deleted the whole channel smh. anyways this is my new channel engdi. we keep going, we keep growing. share this around the community and lets keep the momentum going ❤️ @CoolioCodes

Hope @robi_makes_stuff adds a method to access the same inbox on different devices

But genuinely it has broken my heart ከምር even now it aches I have lost many things my fans, my interest for building anything improving on the current stuff ምናምን ብቻ ግን I am trying to improve to not fall into that again to be myself instead of copying anyone and this specially these recent times are the trials of doing that Thanks for everyone who is still here ከምር it means a lot

እኔ ውስጥም ቀርቷል 😭

Ok alright more of that then 👀

How dare you? 😂 Thanks man I will improve and be more of myself hope you don't call me the most boring after that ☺️ thanks for real

Thank u ☺️

give me comments about the channel esti since I have disappeared for sometime https://sma.et/b/kdSvqjE6NwGZ

Good morning

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Shall I do a review ?? 🤔

አግዚአብሔር ያለው የሆናል

Found this on my way

It's very annoying when other apps take the unique features you come up with without credit or mentioning your channel. Don't get me wrong, getting inspired by other apps is normal, but at least you should wait until it's released so the competition is fair. The reason I didn't post the APK here or make it open source is that I put so much detail and effort into making the app feel Ethiopian. After I saw what happened to Yomu, I'm very afraid some people will change the name and upload it to the Play Store. Yero is not just a clock app, but I wanted it to represent us. That's why I use Geez numbers, real Ethiopian time, and other details. You know, most of us forgot we have our own unique numbers that hold 3,000 years of history. Jokes you have to be Ethiopian to understand bicha It's the little details that make software wonderful. Anyways, the app is done and ready to release. I just need the $25 Google Dev account fee.

Are spider webs are stronger than steel? This reminded me of the Ethiopian saying

ድር ቢያብር አንበሳ ያስር