I am making new game called changa chett, it's a fast pace action kites game. Map location are heavily inspired by Nepal.

Play it now (Android APK): https://pinological.itch.io/changa-chett

I'm looking for beta testers

Google Play needs 12 testers who keep the game installed for 14 days before I can publish it.

Sign up here: https://forms.gle/2Zg98kkJ8AN7hJGt6

Girlfriend vanda dherai bhau xa ta fantechnepal ko, paisa thorai vako ho ki kye ho.

Sab chor 😭

Everyone wants experienced developer but none want to give opportunity to freshers.

I bought a pre build from daraz and had a written warrenty slip from seller with RAM warrenty of 5 years but the seller denies warrenty saying I bought it more than a year ago and RAM is expensive now. Sh*tty daraz ignored my complain about the seller, it was ddr4 not even ddr5, eak sukko na vako bela jheu vayo, Nepal ma warrenty vanne ta nam ko matra ho jasto xa

I know Upwork, but how are you getting other remote jobs from countries like usa/canada/australia etc? Please guide an unemployed person like us.

40 yr old techie here. Been working for over 15 years both in and out of the country. Currently earning close to 3L per month and Building a house for my parents (both in nepal). Just transitioned into a new job that looks like its going to be my last job. Its a 100M dollar company and Ive been hired to steer the department for the outgoing head during the transition. I've seen it all here in Nepal's IT landscape and feel like this is where I'll retire. Does this feel like a cop out or is this good enough?

Ghar ma sony ko tv xa tara YouTube bahek aru kae pani chaldaina browser tw xa tara doesn't work any tips on kae gari aru app wa browser download garera chalna milna banauney?

I have a laptop with an i9 13980HX RTX 4060 but the gpu is not reaching its full usage even with max graphics but fps are somehow good, how to get full usage?

I’ve been exploring the tech field for the past three years, and I’m currently in Grade 12. I’ve jumped from web development to app development, QA, UI/UX, and now graphic design. I do graphic design as a hobby, mainly for myself, so that if I start a business in the future, I can create my own designs.
I left web development, app development, QA, UI/UX, and other fields after exploring them in depth and learning the basics. For the past year, I’ve been exploring cybersecurity, and I genuinely feel like this is what I want to pursue.

I’ve read countless Reddit posts and watched tons of videos, but nobody really explains what it actually takes to get into cybersecurity. Everyone says, “Start with TryHackMe,” so I did. But eventually, I hit a paywall. I tried pwn.college too, but found the website difficult to navigate, and I think it’s associated with a university course.
People say to learn networking, so I completed Cisco’s networking basics course. I’ve also installed and experimented with Wireshark, Nmap, and Burp Suite. I’ve scanned networks, intercepted HTTP requests, and explored the traffic. But despite all this, I STILL FEEL SO LOST!

My ultimate career goal is to become a Cybersecurity Analyst. From what I’ve learned, I may need to start with an IT support or networking job and gradually work my way up. At the same time, I want to explore bug bounty hunting alongside my studies.

But everyone recommends something different. Whose advice should I follow? Where can I find a structured, step-by-step learning path and resources that is genuinely free?

I’m sure there are thousands of people in the same situation as me. We want to learn cybersecurity, but we’re overwhelmed by conflicting advice and don’t know where to start. We need guidance from people who actually work in cybersecurity, not just another list of tools to install.

I’m also thinking about creating a Discord server where cybersecurity professionals, industry experts, and people currently working in bug bounty hunting can guide beginners like us. It could also be a great place to connect, learn, and network with people in the industry.

But before we think about creating a Discord server, please help me figure out the learning path first. If enough people in the comments are interested in joining a community like this, we can consider building one together.

If you’re a cybersecurity professional, SOC analyst, penetration tester, or bug bounty hunter, please share your advice. I’d genuinely appreciate it, and I’m sure many others would too.

been using CG BC we moved houses and it was cheap I regret it so so much, 200 mpbs re 🙏🏼 I called them for the internet speed and they were like they'll see IT'S THE SAME. I am gonna cut their hair out istg

I have 1 lakhs as savings. iam currently in bachelor 3rd year what can I do to grow that money.

My Controller Got Stick Drifted, Have to buy a new one, Can Someone Please Suggest a controller under 5k (Hall Effect Joysticks and Triggers are must, i don't require Macros or Turbo , having them also doesn't matter). and please no fantech suggestions. they are bad in terms of customer service

i need online job now how to find it any idea

I'm a 2nd-year student with a mandatory college internship starting around mid-Jestha. Most of my focus so far has been on DSA and core CS concepts, but I used to do frontend coding before, so my logic and foundations are decent. I'm planning to lock in and learn Next.js starting now.
My goal is to secure a paid web dev internship in Kathmandu by then around 10k. For anyone working in the local tech scene, is this realistic within a ~7 month timeframe?

For extra background, I also have a research paper currently under review.

So I am going to buy a gaming laptop and I've narrowed them down to two options

A) TUF Gaming F16 with RTX 5050 (115W TGP)

CPU: i5 14450HX

16GB ram and 512GB SSD

Price: 200k

B) LOQ 15 with RTX 5060 (100W TGP)

CPU: i7 13650HX

16GB ram and 512GB SSD

Price: 229k

I would request anyone who knows about laptops to tell me if this is a good deal considering the prices of laptops recently. And I also want to know if spending the extra 29k for the LOQ is a good option. I want to buy a laptop soon as the prices may increase further.

google ai pro help needed. 18 month samma raixa so yeah thinkin about that help me

what do i do? payoneer verify garna try gareko tei pani milena.

do i make the app free until i sort this out?

will anyone share their expertise, malai matra haina it would benefit others too.

Hi everyone, I recently bought this laptop Acer nitro V15.

Whenever I play games, the hot air comes out of these exhaust vents and when I touch the screen near the vents it feels a little warm.

Will this affect my screen display in the long run?

Ncell will complete 25 years in 2086 and after that either it needs to make majority shareholders from Nepal or else it will will be acquired by gov for free.

Ncell was ready to dilute shares and make investments but this gov removed that provision completely. Now, Ncell is sure to get hostile take overed by this gov.

This is really bad because Ncell will not invest in 5g for just to become gov owned.
And there will be no competition in the telecom sector.
And, who will investt in Nepal with this stupid telecom sector policy. No country has this kind of stupid policy.

Gov should change the law. there should be liscence based arrangement for telecom companies. Like 10 or 15 years, and they will have to pay massive amount in renewal fee. This is how major countries operate telecom sector.

Nepal Telecom already has very poor plans and network. This is really sad.

I’m a 2026 graduate, and I’ll be really honest here.
If you’re from a +2 science background, have a curious mind, and are thinking about entering the software or IT sector after 2026, you need to question your decision. The tech market is not as lucrative, either in Nepal or abroad, as it was in 2020/2022.

AI is changing the tech landscape drastically, and it has improved a lot. Coding agents like Claude have gotten much better. Work that used to take a team of 5-6 developers a month can now be done in 3-5 days. Basically, the coding part is solved. Decision-making, architecture, and testing are still needed, but not every project requires them. If a project is simple and the requirements are clear, a detailed prompt to a coding agent can build it.

AI has made software engineers much more productive. As a result, layoffs have started in Nepal as well. IT companies are getting fewer projects, and freelance work has reduced.
And the market has gotten worse, especially after 2026, and there is no sign of it getting better. Juniors are not getting opportunities, and seniors are getting laid off. So there is the constant fear of getting laid off, and the market is too competitive

Tldr,
AI has made developers so productive that the software job market in Nepal and abroad is shrinking. The tech market is not what laymen outside the industry portray it to be. So, think carefully before joining.

Also, if you still think of pursuing this field despite the uncertainty, I can't stop you if you are really passionate. Just don't waste money on a private college, wasting 8-20L. Move toward AI/Ml field (Study on your own and build your foundation on understanding. Don’t rely on the TU course, its curriculum, or its teacher. Forge your own way)

Do isps other than wrldlnk also forces or restricts users from accessing or managing router settings otherthan wifi password. Issue with me: i asked to change wifi ssid channel and channel width to specific values for both of my aps which was directly configurable previously 2 -4 months before but they blocked and i called them and they directly denied first and i said previously it was directly configurable and they replied this is order from headoffice and i said what kind of order is this for simple change and they replied this can be changed or configured by senior team only they will contact you soon. Is this small item configuration also that restricted in other isps and i am changing my channel coz my neibours and my other routers channel overlaps frequently and creates no internet and network lag issues.

Backend developer ko lagi internship pauna ko lagi projects enough xa ki DSA pani garna parxa? Kasto projects banaune ho? ani kati?

I wanted to build something that helps couples have more interesting conversations instead of always ending up scrolling through social media or talking about the same everyday things.

So I built Flipside, a couples Q&A app with question decks like Deep Talks, Spicy, Future & Finances, and more.

You open it, pick a question, and answer it together. Simple idea, but sometimes a good question is all it takes to learn something new about your partner.

The whole app is free to use. No subscription or payment required. Optional rewarded ads let you unlock content, so you can explore the app without paying.

It's now live on Google Play, and I'd love to get some real users and honest feedback from Nepal.

If you're in a relationship, try it with your partner the next time you're hanging out and let me know what you think.

You can check it here.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on the UI, questions, and overall experience.