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Job path

When I was in first grade of middle school, I bought my first MP3 player. Its 128 MB memory only allowed me to listen to music for a maximum of one hour, but it was enough to get me through the daily school commotion. One day, during a literature class, the teacher (if I'm not mistaken) appeared in ... Read all

03 April 2014


To Vector

When I arrived at the office this morning and sat at my desk, I was shocked. My cactus, Victor, had withered and fallen. I don't know if it was due to too much or too little water, or the strange weather, but whatever the reason, it caused one of the best gifts I had received from a dear friend to l... Read all

12 March 2014


F**k you Halil Sezai

At 1 AM, the dark and deserted street, along with the sound of Halil Sezai's voice, create a situation where the city's manhole covers can go unnoticed, and suddenly you may find yourself driving into a deep two-meter hole in the middle of the road without any warning.... Read all

01 March 2014


Web developers vs. Taxi Drivers

The profession of web design has become very similar to that of a taxi driver. Just as anyone who becomes unemployed takes a personal car and enters the taxi market, they achieve more profit with less effort. Similarly, anyone who has learned to install CMS and may even have some coding skills, can ... Read all

02 January 2014


Hello 2014

Soon, the year 2013 will end and we will arrive in 2014. To summarize, the most significant events for me this year were making new friends, attending the startup weekend event, starting new projects, and moving to a new office. Overall, 2013 was better compared to previous years, with fewer conflic... Read all

01 January 2014


Startup Weekend Tabriz

The Startup Weekend in Tabriz started on August 27 and was a joint event of the Tabriz Log and OpenTalks software community. Despite the good and bad events, what remained was the friendship that was valuable to me and the memories that always bring a smile to my face. I am confident that there is a... Read all

23 November 2013


About Foodz, a reference for sharing leisure experiences

Foodz is a new startup by my dear friend Amir Habibzadeh, which is an exceptional reference for obtaining information and sharing experiences about leisure places (restaurants, cafes, etc.). You can write your opinions about a place you are interested in by logging onto the site and searching for it... Read all

03 September 2013


My first Android experience

A while ago, I made the decision to stop using Symbian and switch to the Android platform. With the budget I had, I searched among different options and finally decided on the old SIII and Xperia SP, which was Sony, and I bought it from Arian (the only official Sony warranty in Iran). The first phon... Read all

21 August 2013


LTE is here, Finally

Today we had a visit from a university representing a telecommunications center, explaining that not only the third generation, but also the fourth generation of mobile phones (at least for the first mobile operator) have been equipped and tested, and are ready for use now. They're just waiting for ... Read all

14 August 2013


Success doesn't come from university

I wish success to those who are waiting for their entrance exam results in a few days, but I want to share my experience as a university student with you. The university itself and being accepted or studying there don't lead to progress and success. What leads to this result is the opportunity to ge... Read all

28 July 2013


I pay for the mistakes that I didn't make

I pay for the mistakes that I didn't make, for the generations of mistakes that were not mine. I pay for the generations of foolishness that were not my doing. The reality is that even though I didn't contribute to the compulsory destiny that has been established, I still have to work ten times hard... Read all

09 July 2013


Our generation

Not only within the country but also among generations abroad, we are all undergoing a revolution that is not avoidable. Do you see the elders who know a lot, who are very experienced? But since they know that they will soon die, they keep quiet. In fact, most people have a lot of information when t... Read all

07 July 2013

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