Where do you get the images on your sites from?

I'm talking about stuff like background images, headers, even the favicons. Where do you get them from?

Wouldn't there be a copyright issue if you simply take them from Pinterest, with no credits to the artist or if the artist themselves is unknown?

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u/hamin15 — 1 day ago
▲ 15 r/PIEAS

Why does the pieas website interface SUCK

You're telling me PIEAS has a Computer and Information Sciences program, yet their admission website looks like this 😭 Please it's 2026 how hard is it to make a website mobile responsive omg. Nevermind the design, atleast make it user-friendly man

u/hamin15 — 15 days ago
▲ 3 r/LUMS

Can someone tell me the EXACT process of getting documents attested

Specifically from Lahore board for Matric and 1st year. I don't have my 1st year official result card yet, not sure where to get it from. And after getting the documents attested, how do you mail it to lums?

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u/hamin15 — 25 days ago
▲ 14 r/infp

Does anyone else feel like they want to do everything?

I'm going crazy with how much I want to do. And I'm talking about indulging in my creative hobbies.

Do you all also get this periods in your life where everything is just like, creative juices overflowing? For me, it gets to a point where I get insomnia and I can't even sleep because I'm too restless to continue working on a creative project.

Everything inspires me and generates a million ideas. This state is dreamy to be in but also exhausting. Pinterest has become one of my most used apps because I keep on getting so inspired and creating more.

Although, it's also sort of backfire-y, because I have such high ideals in my head that if a project I make doesn't meet the vision I had, it disappoints me a lot.

Anyway, especially these days, I'm incredibly restless to indulge in everything. Coding, designing, learning how to play chess, graphic art, etc. Maybe it's because of the fact that I have exams and I'm procrastinating? Idk.

Point is, what do you guys do when the creative juices are overflowing and there are not enough mediums or places to put it down for a while? Just so you can come back to it later in a more calmer state? It's to a point where you get restless and sitting still feels detrimental and you just constantly wanna be doing something, everything you ever wanted to, creating, creating, creating ...

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u/hamin15 — 1 month ago
▲ 17 r/mbti

Can an INFP have a high Ni

Basically what the title says.

I feel like my Ni is too good for an INFP but I'm definitely not Ni dominant, because my Ne is good too. So I was wondering if an INFP can have high Ni.

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u/hamin15 — 2 months ago
▲ 20 r/infp

This is almost an epiphany I had. A while back, I had a very terrible social situation, which looking back in hindsight shouldn't have mattered that much. But for the me then, it felt like an identity mark on me, a conclusion that I will never be able to stand up for myself no matter how hard I try.

It sent me into this spiral of self deprecation and intense loathing towards myself for a bit. It made me shrink more into myself and I lost whatever shred of confidence I did have before. Moreover, I would start crying at random times, (in private ofc) whenever the negative thoughts would get too loud. Well, I had other issues going on too back then, but this just added fuel to the fire. I genuinely believed that I was a person stuck in mold and couldn't ever grow.

Maybe there was this strange belief that the harder I will be on myself, the more I'll improve. But there's something I realized recently. That idea is completely wrong. Atleast for me.

What slowly made me get out of that dreary phase was a few prolonged social interactions with my close friends, my faith, and the fact that I decided to try being a bit kinder to myself. Just for a while.

And guess what - it works. No, I didn't become into some magnetic social butterfly overnight. But I realized when I'm nicer to myself, and isolate situations out of my control from my identity and don't dwell on it so much, I feel and perform so, so much better. I felt so confident the entire last week, and so happy. Maybe other factors influence it too. But I found that talking to people became easier when I wasn't constantly bashing myself for messing up what I say inside my head.

What do you guys think of this? Has anyone else ever felt like this before?

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u/hamin15 — 2 months ago