The small lifestyle change I’ve made.
From the Blog ayaz Two years ago I made a lifestyle change by quitting my work-from home job, after committing four years of my life to it, and joining a full-time position at a physical office a half an hour drive away from where I live. I wrote about it, as well as other changes I brought about and embraced in my life, earlier here. For me, it was undoubtedly a big change. Over the two years since, I felt that my lifestyle took on a downward bend. I was sleeping late, sleeping badly, waking up multiple times through the night. I was, as a result, getting out of bed late. With working parents leaving for work early, I was having the entire house to myself. I was lazing around the house, making my own breakfast–not quite the big deal everybody makes it, something I’ve been doing for a long while–pakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
15 Reasons Why Public WiFi in Karachi is Bad Idea
From the Blog smartchoice This week two bizarre news shook the internet community of Pakistan. First was Punjab Government’s decision to implement 19.5% tax on internet services (already implemented in Sindh) and has been criticized strongly by tech community of Punjab. The second news emerged from Sindh where Sharjeel Inam Memon, a minister in Sindh Government, announced plans for public WiFi for Karachi. Amidst fiasco where water issues of the metropolis are getting worst, the announcement of providing free WiFi has added salt to the wounds of Karachiites. While a noble thought, it’s the wrong idea at the wrong time. Considering the fact that 3G/4G is rapidly gaining grounds in the country, reaching out to even rural areas where internet was otherwise not available, the Public WiFi experiment makes lpakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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