Click Ethiopia was a weekly ICT television program launched in the mid-2000s by Unity University in partnership with Ethiopian Television (ETV, now EBC), aiming to educate the general public on computer and technology literacy through engaging and accessible content. The show aired nationally and ran into the early 2010s before production ceased due to changes in the university's ownership. The show significantly contributed to raising tech awareness in Ethiopia at a time when such resources were rare.

I still remember the mouse animation thing when the show starts, I tried to look for it but couldn't find it. If you guys find a way to get your hands on it, please, and I say please, put it in the comment.

@dot_ruth

Couldn’t build Telegram from source (my poor laptop said “nah”), so I just made the profile screen myself using XML and Java.

Threw in a scroll listener + some ObjectAnimators to handle the animations. Then did a bit of math magic with radians to place images around the profile picture in a circle — and yes, they play WebP stickers too 😎

Honestly? Way more fun than it had any right to be.
Here’s how it turned out

Educate yourself.

When a question about a certain topic pops up, google it. Watch movies and documentaries. When something sparks your interest, read about it.

Read, read, read.

Study, learn, and stimulate your brain.

Don't just rely on the school system; educate your beautiful mind.

imagine if social media closed shop everyday at 5pm

your twenties are weird. you’re old enough to know better, but still young enough to screw it up. everything feels urgent, and somehow, nothing really matters. it’s a strange in-between.

Just a thought, don't take it too seriously lol :)

How far have you come since your first 'Hello, world!' ?

Heavy Rain 🤝 ELPA

me 😭

The best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question, but to post the wrong answer.

is it ? 🤔

While I wait for the mebrat to come, let's do an AMA, go crazy I guess

https://sma.robi.work/b/4RiBZvkYYz63

lol

God I love them, and I can not stress this enough the most dedicated team I have worked with, truly incredible and WTM is a place that feels like home for me :)