u/CopyWrong2779

A government, militia, extremist group, or regime does not represent 2 billion people. Human rights are either universal or they mean nothing.

Too many people only care when the victims fit their politics, religion, race, or media narrative. Civilians everywhere deserve dignity, safety, and freedom regardless of who they are.

I’m looking for honest advice from people who have owned or driven an Audi TTS in Pakistan.

I’m considering buying one because I’ve heard it’s relatively fuel efficient (an uncle mentioned this), and with fuel prices the way they are in our country, I’m also expecting them to go up more in the future. So I’m trying to think a bit long-term here.

The thing is, I’ve never really driven before. My father is telling me to start with something like a Mehran or some “teen ka daba” just to learn, and then upgrade later. But I honestly don’t really want to go that route because I feel like I’ll just end up spending money twice and still not be satisfied.

I’m not really a car person yet, I’m just getting into it, so I don’t have much experience with maintenance, reliability, or ownership costs.

So my questions are:

• Is Audi TTS a sensible first car in Pakistan?
• What are the main caveats or issues I should expect?
• How is it in terms of maintenance, parts, and fuel here?
• Would you recommend it for someone who is still learning to drive?

Any genuine advice would be really helpful.

Guysss... A tortoise never intentionally goes near any village, but the unfortunate reality is that when floods come, even these poor creatures get swept along. Seeing this tortoise in such a condition brings tears of blood to the heart.

This condition has not been caused by anyone else but by the children of our villages who have no connection with education. However, it is not entirely the children’s fault; the real fault lies with their parents who neither received education themselves nor provided it to their children.

In our childhood, when we used to go fishing, if this poor tortoise got caught in a hook, our hunters would consider it unlucky and kill it while enjoying themselves. And even if a tortoise was seen outside near the river, it would still be killed, and people would laugh.😢

Unlike the commonly seen Afghan turtle.

I’m trying to understand how network isolation impacts the exfiltration phase of an intrusion. Specifically, how do attackers typically extract data from segmented internal networks such as VLANs or restricted subnets, and what changes when strict egress filtering is enforced? Additionally, how does the feasibility and methodology of exfiltration differ in environments that claim to be air-gapped, and from an attacker’s perspective, what are the practical differences between logical network isolation and true physical air-gapping?