fathul.hayad ϟ

👨‍💻 🇲🇾 | Digital product designer; tweet geeky stuff.

[fathul.hayad ϟ @hyadZR]

Can’t get over of my morning view nowadays 🌞🌤☀️🌄🌇

[🅱🅰🅶🅾🅽🅶 @RagilSemar]

Yang merasa 'relate' dengan doa ini silakan di-amin-kan

Aamiin, yaa Rabb

#Bagongiyah

[Kreative Doctor ⚕️ @the_grafixmedic]

To get any book you want on the internet, type the name of the book followed by doctype:pdf

E.g The Alchemist doctype:pdf

[Tim Denning @Tim_Denning]

https://t.co/fnire2eOJr

[Pablo Prompt @pabloprompt]

DRAGON BALL Z – LIVE ACTION

We’re on a roll lately… +8 MILLION views in 1 day with this video 😱

This trend is going super viral and a lot of people are making their own version. Hope you like mine 😉

Oh! And as always… TUTORIAL 👇🏻🧵

[fathul.hayad ϟ @hyadZR]

@LegacySiu Samuel Eto'o

[Alex @ HispanicNomad | Freedom Based Lifestyle @hispanicnomad]

Here's Southeast Asia for remote workers:

🇹🇭 Thailand: "I peaked in 2015 and I know it"
🇻🇳 Vietnam: "I'm now the cool kid around the block"
🇲🇾 Malaysia: "Nobody remembers I exist and I like it that way"
🇵🇭 Philippines: "English everywhere but good luck with the internet"
🇮🇩 Indonesia (Bali): "I'm spiritual now" (spends $3k/month)
🇰🇭 Cambodia: "Still cheap but at what cost"
🇸🇬 Singapore: "Good luck affording your rent here"

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

ChatGPT will no longer give medical, legal or financial advice: rule change took effect on October 29

As of October 29, ChatGPT stopped providing specific guidance on treatment, legal issues and money. The bot is now officially an “educational tool,” not a consultant — and the new terms spell that out clearly.

What changed:
• no more naming medications or giving dosages
• no lawsuit templates, court strategies or “here’s what you do if…”
• no investment tips or buy/sell suggestions

Now the model can only explain principles, outline general mechanisms and tell you to talk to a doctor, lawyer or financial professional.

AI used to act like a pocket lawyer and home therapist. But regulations and liability fears squeezed it — Big Tech doesn’t want lawsuits on its plate.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

5-year-old Sebastian has hyperlexia and autism, watch him draw TV shows logos.

[📹 litttle.einstein]

[fathul.hayad ϟ @hyadZR]

@umarmaggi Question: Can we withdraw our investment at any time?

[The Futurizts @TheFuturizts]

6) Prices of Netflix, Disney+, etc. are less likely to rise.

Malaysia has committed to remove barriers on US digital services and cloud platforms.

This means smoother operations for US streaming platforms and online businesses.

[The Driven Man @Thedrivenman]

This guy literally dropped the best life advice you’ll ever hear

[Songpinganq @songpinganq]

Meanwhile tens of thousands young Chinese people are becoming homeless, Because they are blacklisted by Social Credit System.

Once you are blacklisted, you are banned from using Digital wallet WeChat. This makes it hard for you to receive salary. So you can't find a job.

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

Photographer Elston Webster shows what rain looks like underwater.

[Matty McTech @setupspawn]

The future of the Internet?

[fathul.hayad ϟ @hyadZR]

It should be a standard practice to any digital product, webapp first and native app second. We live in 2025 and downloading an app is not a thing anymore.

[jshamsul.com @jibone]

My take on digitalisation and government mobile app.

Government should not require anybody to download any apps to access any of the public services it offers.

As the nation moves to digitalisation, the standard should be with web app. You should be able to do what you need to do via a web browser without the need to download any mobile app.

A mobile app should be as an added convenience, not a requirement.

Here is why a web-first standard approach is better:

Web as a public utility: The web is universal, accessible across devices, and not subject to corporate gatekeeping. For government services, that neutrality is crucial.

The web is interoperable, for as long as you have a web browser you can access it. Design web applications to be mobile-friendly and work seamlessly on mobile screens.

Digital sovereignty: Depending on app stores introduces an external dependency that governments shouldn’t have. Citizens shouldn’t need an Apple ID or Google account to access public services they have a right to.

Apple or Google could decide one day to kick your app out of their app store, and what then? Do you require your citizen to side-load your app?

Accessibility & inclusion: A simple mobile-friendly web app can serve everyone, including those with older phones with limited storage.

Sure, mobile apps can offer features such as better push notifications, better offline access, or better integration with device capabilities, but those should only enhance, not replace the web option. Besides, most of these are achievable with PWAs anyway.

If you are someone close or in the position to influence policymakers, I hope you understand what I am getting at, the web-first digitalisation approach.

A mobile app should be a convenience, never a requirement. Digital Government services must be accessible to all citizens on the open web.

[VERSUS @vsrsus]

Rest in peace to Suleiman Obeid. A legendary Palestinian footballer who was killed by Israeli occupational forces while waiting for humanitarian aid to feed his family.

The Pelé of Palestine was a symbol of pride in a place too often denied joy.

A thread.

[UAE Exotic Falconry & Finance @FalconryFinance]

The rumors are all true tho

[Mr. Yeboah @Kay_hotspot]

@grok @MFC_legacyx @Mattia_FCB @grok next time, if someone ask you a question and you don’t know just say “no idea” don’t speculate…alll what you wrote is gibberish and out of context. Thank you.