Bimochan Poudel

Few weeks ago on 29 April 2020, Indian actor Irfan khan died. He had few lakhs of followers on Instagram but after his death, rise in number of his Instagram followers was significant. Same thing happened when another actor Sushant Singh Rajput died on 14 June 2020. He had about nine and a half million followers on Instagram but about a million followers increased in less than 6 hours of his death. After these incidents, many people posted before-after followers comparison on social media questioning why this happens almost every time? So here is the answer of this question from the point of view of a social media analyst. First of all, how someone's followers or subscribers rise? Of course, When he/she trends or his/her content (posts/videos/writings) trends. Now, in the case of death of a big actor or actress, the news of his/her death trends popularly in every platform. In most cases, death of any big & important person is disclosed to public through press conferences then t...

         Many of you may have internet connections at your home but sometimes your favourite social media apps or your required website may delay or deny to load. This is due to slow internet speed which is not an everyday problem to everyone but the level of irritation you get when this happens is often high. I suffered from the same problem last week and this is my experience of solving that problem which I am sharing to you today. There are various factors causing these problems. Sometimes you mess up with your router settings, sometimes your hardware might be damaged and sometimes just the way you hold your smartphone is causing the problem. Here are some methods or techniques that you can use to speed up your internet connection. 1. Basic Make sure you turn off your router/modem and restart it again. There is high chance that the problem is due to some software issues and restarting it might solve it. You should also disconnect all the cables,...

- Each day you share many links and most of you have noticed that it's blue. But literally, Why blue? Couldn't any other colours be tried out or couldn't it left black like other texts? The whole story begins from 1990s , when the internet was at its first phases. The first web browsers at that time like NCSA Mosaic had a greyscale theme ( black text and grey background). The links were special as they directed users from one page to another. Keeping those links in the same colour and manner as the other texts would result in confusion to the users as they were less known about it at that time. A study was conducted and the conclusion was drawn that keeping those links in different colour than that of text would be a good way to tackle that problem. But a question arised " Which colour should be chosen? ". The three primary colours i.e. Red, Green & Blue were suggested. But why blue was chosen?  During study, it was found that many users ...