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Friday, 13 October 2023

Knowing the WIFI password from the QR Code.

Sometimes we connect internet to our phones using QR code but we don't know the password. last time, it happened to me. My android phone was connected to the WIFI but when I tried to connect it to my laptop, I didn't know the password. 

So, in order to find out the actual password from the QR code, I did the following. There could be other ways easier than this but this worked for me.

First you need to download an application called QR Code scanner from Google Play store, there are many apps for the same purpose, I think others also work. But the one I used is this.

After that open your QR code reader app. If you have the QR code on other device just scan it using your phone. But if you have the photo in the gallery of your phone you can upload it tapping the image icon on the QR Code Reader App.


Finally, if your apps sent your some advertisement just skip those and you will get your password and wifi name. 





Sunday, 1 November 2020

Nepali traditional units of land measurement. (Ropani / Dhur / Kattha / Bigha / Paisa /Daam etc.)

Image by King-H from Pixabay (edited).

Nepal still uses traditional units of land measurement, although in 1998 the metric system has been made the official standard.

In hilly and mountainous regions of Nepal, Ropani / Aana measurements are commonly used and In the Terai region, Biga / Katha /  Dhur units of land measurements are used. Below I have listed the conversions so that you can have a better grasp of traditional units and how they compare with modern measurement units.

1 Bigha  = 20 Kattha  = 6772.63 m² = 72900 sq.ft. = 13.31 Ropani

1 Ropani = 16 Aana = 64 Paisa = 508.72 m², = 5476 sq. ft. = 256 Daam = 4 Ilka

1 Aana = 4 Paisa = 16 Daam = 31.80 m² = 342.25 sq. ft.

1 Paisa = 4 Daam  = 7.95 m² = 85.56 sq. ft
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1 Daam  = 1.99 m²  =  21.39 sq. ft.

1 Khetmuri = 25 Ropani

Thursday, 15 October 2020

List of some useful websites for web designers

 Below I have listed some websites that could come in handy for you in no particular order of importance.                          

   Image by Fabrizio Van Marciano from Pixabay
                                     

www.devdocs.io

This website contains fast offline and free documentation browsers for developers. It is aimed at providing manuals for just about every front-end language and library. You can search 100+ docs in one web app: such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, Python, Go, C, C++ and so on. It is even available as a Chrome extension or as a plugin for sublime text or Brackets.


www.photopea.com

This website allows you to edit photos online. Basically, it's like the online version of Gimp or Photoshop. You can use it anywhere as long as you have an internet connection.  Also, visit PIXLR , this is awesome too.

Tuesday, 23 April 2013

Know your GOTRA.

What is your Gotra?


Gotra means Clan esp. in Hindu society. It refers to people who are descendants in an unbroken male line from a common male ancestor.

Can I marry a person of same gotra?

According to Hindu religion, same-gotri marriages are prohibited. This prohibition is because they believe that the girl and the boy have common ancestors that is why they are like brother and sister. No one can marry her sister or vice versa. Gotra decides your lineage. If you are a Hindu then why are you thinking of marrying a person from same gotra. I hope you would not like to marry a girl who is your sister.


Scientifically, it has also been proved that marriage between persons having the same lineage produces babies having several genetic disorders and diseases. So science also believes the same way as Hindu Rishi Munis have written long before. Think how knowledgeable were our ancient Rishi. They were great biologists. They have told us long before what science is inventing today! (yahoo answer)



Gotrya can be identified with your surname. Below is the detail information about Gotra and surnames that includes. (source:-wikipedia)


Monday, 15 April 2013

Converting from Unicode font to Preeti font (& vice versa) solved


UNICODE TO PREETI


 If you want to convert your unicode text to preeti font, simply click HERE




PREETI TO UNICODE 

If you want to convert your preeti text to unicode, simply click HERE

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