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Bhupesh Singh Nitwal Bachelor of science student
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How Offshore Software Engineers Help Companies Build Faster and Smarter
1+ min ago (265+ words) Offshore engineers integrate seamlessly into existing workflows, whether you're looking to hire full stack developers, expand a dedicated development team, or enhance your product with specialized product engineering services. Offshoring is no longer just a cost-saving tactic'it's a competitive advantage. Businesses gain access to highly skilled engineers across multiple domains'cloud engineers, full stack developers, QA experts, DevOps specialists, and more. Engineering salaries and operational costs vary by region. Offshore teams offer top-tier talent at a fraction of local hiring costs, making product development far more budget-friendly. Offshore teams can work across overlapping or extended time zones, enabling continuous development cycles and faster release timelines. Companies can rapidly scale engineering efforts by adding more offshore software engineers as project demands evolve. This makes offshore engineering a strong choice for companies planning to hire full stack developers or build a hybrid team…...
Unification Church scandal expands to ruling party, fueling turmoil - The Korea Times
2+ min ago (731+ words) Unification Church members stage a rally in front of church headquarters in Gapyeong, Gyeonggi Province, July 18, after a special counsel team conducted search and seizures at church facilities over corruption allegations involving former first lady Kim Keon Hee. Yonhap The alleged illegal ties between a religious group and political circles are expanding from the main opposition party to the ruling one, with several figures under suspicion of receiving money from the group. President Lee Jae Myung ordered authorities to pursue the allegations strictly, regardless of political affiliation or rank. Until recently, attention had been largely centered on the Unification Church's alleged bribes to former President Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife Kim Keon Hee, as well as some figures in the then-ruling People Power Party (PPP). However, new reports have emerged that the church also sought to forge broad connections…...
Munsyari Web developer Bhupesh Singh Nitwal
2+ min ago (54+ words) Check out this Pen I made! Check out this Pen I made! Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well...
Bhupesh Singh Nitwal Web developer
2+ min ago (54+ words) Check out this Pen I made! Check out this Pen I made! Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well...
Southern uprising: A power shift that could redraw Yemen’s map
2+ min ago (1564+ words) 21-year-old Palestinian detainee dies in Israeli custody HRW: UAE dissident held in Syria risks torture if extradited Shells of unknown origin land near Mezzeh airport in Damascus How Netanyahu's pardon request could reshape Israeli politics A fragile dawn: Syria's first year after Assad German rearmament's genocidal implications, this time via Israel Gaza's Yellow Line of Death Driven to Their Knees: How humiliation shapes modern power Return to Syria: Rebuilding lives a year after Assad's fall Against all odds, Gaza's amputee children learn to walk again The Southern Transitional Council (STC), a UAE-backed separatist group advocating for southern Yemen's independence, launched a major military operation, which it dubbed "Promising Future," on 2 December 2025, targeting the oil-rich Hadramawt Governorate. This offensive marks the most significant escalation in Yemen's internal power struggles since the 2022 UN ceasefire, pitting STC forces against the Saudi-supported internationally recognised…...
It’s Time to End Affirmative Action for Men
3+ min ago (715+ words) For most of American history, higher education was dominated by men. But over the course of the last four decades, male dominance on campus has not just attenuated; largely unnoticed in the broader culture, women have started to outcompete men by a long stretch. Women began to graduate from high school and college in greater numbers than men in the 1980s, and to obtain a majority of doctoral degrees in the 2000s. Today, girls represent two-thirds of all students who graduate with a GPA in the top 10 percent of their high school class, while boys represent two-thirds of all students who graduate with a GPA in the bottom 10 percent of their class. These changes are extremely visible on all kinds of campuses. Community colleges, historically black institutions, and big public schools are now heavily female. So, increasingly, are the country's most selective…...
See all homes sold in South Brunswick, Dec. 1 to Dec. 7
3+ min ago (328+ words) The following is a listing of all home transfers in South Brunswick reported from Dec. 1 to Dec. 7. There were 7 transactions posted during this time. The median sale for the area was a 1,584-square-foot home on Blossom Circle in Dayton that sold for $568,000. See all homes sold in South Brunswick, Dec. 1 to Dec. 7 The following is a listing of all home transfers in South Brunswick reported from Dec. 1 to Dec. 7. There were 7 transactions posted during this time. The median sale for the area was a 1,584-square-foot home on Blossom Circle in Dayton that sold for $568,000. - 39 Griggs Drive. $380,000, 1,512 square feet, $251 per square-foot - 508 Blossom Circle. $568,000, 1,584 square feet, $359 per square-foot - 1106 Dahlia Circle. $700,000, 1,822 square feet, $384 per square-foot - 171 Kendall Road. $650,000, 1,908 square feet, $341 per square-foot - 7041 Elm Court. $289,000, 800 square feet, $361 per square-foot - 7123 Elm Court. $365,000, 1,060 square feet, $344 per square-foot See all homes sold in South Brunswick, Dec. 1 to Dec....
Fixing Social Preview Images: Understanding Meta Tags, Correct Paths, and Cache Busting
3+ min ago (340+ words) If you've ever updated your site's og:image or twitter:image meta tags and wondered why Twitter, LinkedIn, Discord, or Facebook still show your old preview image, you're not alone. Social sharing cards can feel frustratingly sticky'sometimes taking days to update. The good news? There are clear reasons for this behavior and proven fixes that save hours of debugging. This post walks you through: Social platforms use metadata to generate link previews. The two most common tags are: When someone shares a link, the social platform fetches these tags once, downloads the image, and then caches it internally. Most frameworks (Next.js, React, Nuxt, SvelteKit, etc.) treat /public as the web root. Do not include /public in your URL. Everything in /public is automatically served from the site root. You might think deleting or replacing the image on the server…...
4+ min ago (426+ words) Kim Jong-hwa, member of the Bank of Korea's (BOK) monetary policy board, speaks during a press meeting in Seoul, Wednesday. Courtesy of BOK The central bank's monetary policy board is concerned about the inflationary impact of the weakening Korean won and is maintaining close monitoring of market conditions, a board member said Wednesday. Kim Jong-hwa, one of the six members of the Bank of Korea (BOK)'s monetary policy board excluding Gov. Rhee Chang-yong, made the remarks during a meeting with reporters in Seoul. "We are carefully assessing and closely monitoring how the won-dollar exchange rate could affect inflation," Kim said. "Price stability is the most important objective of monetary policy." Government data showed that consumer prices rose 2.4 percent on-year in November, staying in the mid-2 percent range for the second straight month. The price growth came as the Korean won…...