Anurag Singh

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@ravikiran_dev7 sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade

@codewiddan Kyu phle kya hua tha aisa???

23rd march has been a really bad day for market across years Markets should remain close on this day

Dhurandhar 2 fever 🤣❤️

@codewiddan They use many techniques like green screen, or set the camera at some angle or don’t put the mirror at all there and apply the mirrored video there shot from other camera at front.

How is camera not visible in the mirror when shooting scenes like this ?

@codewiddan Not all the companies require Microservices architecture

If microservices scale better, why do some companies still use monoliths?

@codewiddan 😂😂

Someone created google translate for linkdin😭😭. I can't even ... Comment below to get the link

Plumbers are not safe

Interviewer: If PUT and PATCH both update a resource why do we even need two different HTTP methods?

How it feels to argue with colleagues who thinks they are right just because they are senior than you

@codewiddan Us bhai us

And I'm not ashamed to admit it

@Sarabjeet___ Windows

finally got a windows laptop. > what should i uninstall first?

@ffaaiissaa11 iOs stores the application cache for longer times, which is why this happens.

When someone blocks you on whatsapp, why does the profile picture of that person disappeares immedietly in android while in ios it doesn't disappear for quite a some time. Why? Tech experts??

Do you know there is a possibility that Twitter will come crashing down in 2079? No, this is not engagement bait. Let me explain how. Snowflake is how Twitter generates unique IDs for tweets. Each ID is a 64 bit number made up of different parts. >One bit is unused and kept as a sign bit. >41 bits store the timestamp in milliseconds since a custom start date in 2010. >10 bits identify the machine generating the ID, which allows up to 1024 servers to create IDs independently. >The final 12 bits are a sequence number that increments within the same millisecond, allowing up to 4096 IDs per millisecond per machine. This structure makes IDs unique and roughly time ordered across thousands of servers. But the timestamp part only has 41 bits. That gives it about 69 years of range starting from 2010. Around 2079, that space runs out. If nothing changes, new IDs would start overlapping with old ones. In practice, this will never actually “crash.” The system will be upgraded or replaced long before then. Still, it is funny to think that a tiny design choice today has an expiry date almost 70 years in the future.

College m tha toh >Covid aa gya Job ka time aaya toh >Layoffs ho gye Job mili to replace krne >AI aa gya Investment start kri toh >War ho gyi

@codewiddan @ffaaiissaa11 Second one

Which of the following query will you use SELECT * FROM users WHERE age != 30; Or SELECT * FROM users WHERE age <> 30;

@mehulshahca Yeah this was a good change to be honest, but still saw Vimal posters on Delhi ground.

Did you notice the change ? Earlier the sponsers on ground were Byjus, Pepsi, Sahara. Now we have ChatGPT, Marriot Bonvoy and Google Gemini, Emirates, Google Pixel #T20WC2026

Kisi din code yhi reh jaega M push ho jaunga 🥹