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 Do you have an electric foundation at home? Clean it like this   It's winter time. Drinking hot water is one of the ways to stay warm in this season. We have various options for heating water. But in the recent times, it should not be different that the things that have to be heated on the stove have been replaced by electric kettles. Many home appliance brands are selling and distributing electric kettles in the Nepali market at cheap prices. Nowadays, apart from heating water with electric kettles, boiling noodles and hot drinks are also done. But when it comes to cleaning electronics, it can become a problem for many. Cleaning the electrical equipment in the kitchen is easier than you think. Today we are going to tell you how to clean the same electric kettle used in the kitchen: The interior of the electric kettle is in contact with water. But the electrical parts do not come into contact with water. But having said that, water should not be poured into the parts of the kettle

Have to send the same message to hundreds of people at once? Do this Sometimes we need to send the same message to many people at once. Sending separate messages to everyone will cost a lot of time and money. Likewise, if you add it to a group and send it, it may affect the privacy of others. Therefore, it is difficult for us to send the same message to hundreds of people at once. Today we are giving information on how to send a single message to hundreds of users at the same time using the broadcast feature of WhatsApp. How to use WhatsApp's broadcast feature - First of all open WhatsApp app. - Then click on the three dots on the top right. - And go to 'New Broadcast' option. - And, choose the name you want to send the message. - And tap on tick option at the end. - Then a group-like interface appears. - Type the message you want to send at once. (files, photos, videos, audios etc.) - In this way, if you send it at once, the recipient will also receive it separately and wh

A 14-year-old freshman engineer at Elon Musk's company SpaceX A 14-year-old software engineer has joined Elon Musk's company SpaceX. Karen Quazi from San Francisco, USA, got the opportunity to join SpaceX after passing the company's 'Technically Challenging' and 'Fun' interviews. Along with this, Kwazi became the youngest person to join SpaceX. According to the Los Angeles Times, Kwazi was enrolled at Santa Clara University to study computer science and engineering at the age of 11. He is getting his degree in this subject this June. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Quazi said that his skills would help the SpaceX project to send humans to Mars. "I'm joining the Starlink engineering team as a software engineer," Quazi wrote on LinkedIn. In addition, Kwaji says that the company looks at his skills rather than his age to join the company. Kwazi is moving with his mother from Flesland, California to Redmond, Washington to work on SpaceX