Storyteller, Quizzer, Marcom Pro.
Storyteller, Quizzer, Marcom Pro.
The storm petrel, also known as stormy petrel, is a small seabird known for its fluttering flight close to the ocean’s surface. It belongs to the family Hydrobatidae (those who walk on water) and is often spotted in the open…
Behind every Rolls-Royce seat lies a secret stitched in silence: premium leather sourced from bulls bred for perfection! Rolls-Royce is known for luxury, and that includes the leather used in its seats. The company sources its leather from a special…
Pulasa, often referred to as hilsa, is a prized seasonal fish found in the Godavari River near Rajahmundry during the monsoon. In Telugu, it is called pulasa, while in Bengali it is known as ilish, and in Odia as ilishii.…
The Jeep was born out of urgency during World War II. In 1940, the U.S. Army needed a lightweight, four-wheel-drive vehicle that could handle rough terrain. They sent the specifications to 135 companies. They just gave only 49 days for…
The side of the road people drive on varies across the world due to historical practices. In ancient times, traveling on the left was common. Most people were right-handed, and passing on the left allowed them to keep their sword…
Tea and chai are two names for the same drink, depending on where you are. The difference comes from the way tea spread from China to the rest of the world. Tea originated in China, where the Mandarin word for…
Kubernetes is an open-source platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. These applications are like lunchboxes for software. They pack everything the app needs (including dependencies and configurations) to run so it works the same no…
GitHub is a cloud-based platform that helps developers store, manage, and collaborate on code using the Git version control system. It allows teams to track changes, resolve conflicts, and streamline software development across geographies and time zones. The name GitHub…
The word emoji comes from Japanese, combining e (絵, “picture”) and moji (文字, “character”). Though it sounds like “emoticon,” the two are unrelated. Emoji refers to pictorial characters, while emoticons are typographic expressions like :–) or :-P. Emoji were first…
What do wireless earbuds and Vikings have in common? Bluetooth, the wireless technology that connects devices over short distances, owes its name to a 10th-century Danish king. Harald “Bluetooth” Gormsson was known for uniting Denmark and parts of Norway, bringing…