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Karachi Biryani

This is the recipe;

Karachi Bryani (Don’t add any onion)

USE sela rice (Paka Basmiti not simple Basmiti)
I Kg rice (3/4 water) in recipe – masala
Black pepper Corn – Kali mirch sabat
Green Cardamom – Sabaz Alachi
Star Anise – badiyan ka pool
Cinamon sticks – Dar chini
Gumin – Zeera
Cloves – long
Nutmeg – jayfill ka tukra
Mace – javatri ka chalka
Dried plum – alu bkukra 50 g
Turmeric – Haldi
Corriander Powerder – Sooka daniya
Plain yougert – Dahi
Bay leaves – Teez pata
Orange Food color
Lemon – Lemoo
Coariander Leaves – Danyia (more is better)
Mint Leaves – Poodinya (more is better)
Oil bottle – (add at time of dum. if not rice will break)

For Rice, 1 KG should have 2 teaspoon salt

cover for dum
first 5 minute high flame – 5 minute teze aag
20 minute slow flame – 20 minute halki aag

This is the video;

Hope you will enjoy this.

Difference between mit, gpl and apache software license

The MIT, BSD, and ISC licenses are “permissive licenses”. They are extremely short and essentially say “do whatever you want with this, just don’t sue me.”

The Apache license says “do whatever you want with this, just don’t sue me” but does so with many more words, which lawyers like because it adds specificity. It also contains a patent license and retaliation clause which is designed to prevent patents (including patent trolls) from encumbering the software project.

The GPL licenses (GPLv3, GPLv2, LGPL, Affero GPL) all contain some kind of share-alike license. They essentially say “if you make a derivative work of this, and distribute it to others under certain circumstances, then you have to provide the source code under this license.” The important thing to know here is that “derivative work” and “certain circumstances” both require some legal analysis to understand the meaning and impact for your project.

You can read more about it here;

Which License Should I Use? MIT vs. Apache vs. GPL

Backup calendars and contacts in outlook

Recently I had an issue where I need to clean up my inbox in outlook. I lost all of my calendars, schedules and contacts. sometime you learn it hard way 🙂

My emails were sync with exchange service provider so they stay the safe. All I wanted to do is to backup calendars and contacts. Here is a step by step guide;

Click on File -> Open & Export -> Import/Export.

Select “Export to a file” and Click Next.

Select “Outlook Data File (.pst)” and Click Next.

Select “Calendar” and click Next.

Select location and filename for exported file;

You can do the same with contacts.

Steps to perform when relocating to a different city/state

This is a brief list of steps to be performed when relocating to a different city/state.

  1. Inform your current landlord about the date you are moving out
  2. Disable/remove any rental auto payments
  3. Inform your Power provider to disconnect power
  4. Inform your Cable/Internet provider to disconnect service
  5. Inform your postal service provider about your new mailing address

More to come..