Published on Wed 28 February 2018 in Algeria • Tagged with hijab, muhammad, terror of islam
On a day like this one, Katia Bengana, an Algerian schoolchild of 16 years old was murdered by her neighbors for refusing to wear the hijab. She chose to stand up against the ideology of hate, racism and bloody which is Islam. Katia is a reminder that hijab is never a woman's will and She deserves the respect of every normally constituted person.
Published on Fri 26 January 2018 in Algeria • Tagged with hijab, muhammad, terror of islam
Amel Zanoun Zouani was an Algerian student of 22 years old when she was slaughtered by Muslims of my country for refusing to wear the hijab. She was fully aware of the danger she was risking by standing for her freedom as a human, and dignity as a woman but She was ready to pay for that. Amel's spirit is a reminder that hijab and niqab are never a woman's will. And when I compare her to the veiled Algerian women of nowadays, I fall in admiration and respect towards Her more than ever.
Published on Sun 07 January 2018 in Information Security • Tagged with cryptojacking, cryptography
A new revenue stream has been implemented by the end of the last year. Maybe cryptojacking did not get yet the hype it deserves but it has been already widely used. Most Internet consumers are not aware of it though its intentions are far from being innocent. It may also generate inequalities among Internet users.
Published on Sun 12 November 2017 in Information Security • Tagged with algorithms, cryptography
This is not an other dissertation on Vigenère cipher. This encryption algorithm is profusely discussed in cryptography literature. Here is rather a simplified yet efficient implementation of it.
Published on Mon 16 October 2017 in Software Engineering • Tagged with algorithms
My little brain gave birth to an improved version of the classic bubble sort algorithm. Here it is.
Published on Sun 15 October 2017 in Software Engineering • Tagged with python, selenium-framework
Here is a common exception raised when trying to invoke selenium’s webriver component for browser automation launching. Here is how to fix it.
Published on Mon 04 September 2017 in Software Engineering • Tagged with functions, parameters
Today, I have answered a question on Code Review website. The OP’s code sample itself was simple, but a user commented my answer stating that he never heard about function’s parameters should not be used directly.
Published on Fri 11 August 2017 in Islam • Tagged with allah, corruption, lies, history, muhammad, perversion, terrorism
I am imparting on the subject of Muhammad and Islam. This the only article of this category that I do not document; but no need to be incensed: I will document everything mentioned here about Muhammad/Islam throughout my future articles. There is a quid pro quo for any type of readers.
Published on Thu 03 August 2017 in Software Engineering • Tagged with bootstrap4, css3, html5, javascript, jinja2
I decided to develop a new theme for my website. As time goes on, this article will be lengthy as the work is in progress and some sections will be re-written.
Published on Thu 27 July 2017 in Algeria • Tagged with corruption, history, muhammad
In the Islamic world, instead of adopting a responsible attitude towards our present and future, we still continue to blame the West World for our under development. This is the case of "my country" where, even decades later, we still blame France for our indigence and cynically ignore that our violence, corruption and ignorance are illegitimate children of Algeria the whore bedded by Islam which is the the stool of the terrorist, pervert and bloody pirate, who slaughtered innocent people by his own hands and raped so many women and girls, but sarcastically called the "prophet" Muhammad.