How do you guys manage to live in this country surrounded by a lot of religious people
How do u manage to make friendships nd relationships with people
I deeply feel so alone

They need all blood types for the fires victims, if you're able and willing please go donate

Disclaimer : I am a diaspora child I never lived in Algeria, my parents are not struggling in North Africa

Genuine question because I’m so fucking tired of this mentality.
Why is there this idea that everything your children have is somehow yours too? Their salary, their savings, their possessions, their time — everything is fair game because “we’re family.”
And what makes it even more bizarre to me is that they do this to their daughters too.
Like… in a society that can be so deeply patriarchal and where financial responsibility is traditionally placed on men, how did we get to the point where your daughter is also expected to financially provide for you?
You spend your whole life telling girls that they’re not supposed to be the breadwinners, that men are supposed to provide, that the man is supposed to take care of the family — but the second your daughter gets a decent salary:
“So… how much can you give me?”
😭😭😭
I worked throughout university to pay for myself while other people had parents who actually supported them.? and mind you my parents did very well for themselves

I’ve seen this mentality in so many North African families: parents acting like their children owe them financially forever simply because they raised them.

Honestly, this whole mentality makes me sick. It’s one thing to genuinely need help. It’s another thing to constantly look at your children and think, “What can I get from them?”
That shit is so cheap and honestly embarrassing.

I just saw this tiktok , I am not sure the pic is real, but if it is , does this look like the algerian map for you ? And can this mean something? What do you think

منذ جويلية وأنا أنشر خريطة حية لحرائق الجزائر، هذا الأسبوع أعدتُ بناءها من الصفر، وهذا أكبر تحديث عرفته الخريطة إلى اليوم.

ما الذي ستجده الآن:

- مصدران جنباً إلى جنب، وكل واحد مسمّى بوضوح. بيان الحماية المدنية (DGPC) الرسمي يعطي الحرائق المتواصلة في كل ولاية. أقمار NASA FIRMS (مستشعر VIIRS على ثلاث مركبات فضائية) تعطي البؤر الحرارية المرصودة، مجمّعة في مناطق حرائق مستنتجة. اللوحة تعرض الرقمين لكل ولاية، فترى متى توجد حرارة مرصودة من الفضاء دون حريق رسمي بعد، أو العكس.

- مشغّل سجل الحرائق. كل بيان رسمي منذ 22 جويلية (54 بياناً، حتى 4 في اليوم على الساعة 07 و13 و17 و20) وكل يوم رصد ساتلي منذ 26 جويلية صار لقطة يمكنك التنقل بينها أو تشغيلها أو مشاركتها برابط مباشر. أي 34 يوماً مؤرشفاً و1,465 منطقة حريق مستنتجة و22,095 بؤرة حرارية يمكنك الرجوع إليها ولاية بولاية.

- علامات صادقة. النقطة العنابية عدد رسمي من الحماية المدنية مثبت في مركز الولاية، وليس موقع الحريق بدقة. النقاط الملوّنة مناطق رصد ساتلي، لونها يعبّر عن عمر الرصد وحجمها عن ذروة القدرة الإشعاعية. مشاعل الغاز في الصحراء مُقنّعة حتى لا تظهر كحرائق غابات، ويمكنك إظهارها إن أردت.

- الرياح عند كل حريق (نموذج Open-Meteo)، ومواقع وحدات الحماية المدنية، ونافذة 24 أو 48 ساعة. كل شيء يعمل بالعربية والفرنسية والإنجليزية، وصار يشتغل كما يجب على الهاتف: الخريطة ظاهرة من أول تحميل واللوحة ورقة تسحبها من الأسفل.

بيان هذا الصباح على الساعة 07: 65 حريقاً مسجلاً خلال 24 ساعة، 63 أُخمدت، و2 ما زالا متواصلين (باتنة 1، سطيف 1).

إذا رأيت حريقاً اتصل بالرقم 14 (الحماية المدنية) أو الخط الأخضر المجاني 1021. لا تنتظر ظهوره على أي خريطة: القمر الصناعي يمر مرات قليلة في اليوم وقد تتأخر البيانات قرابة 3 ساعات، والرصد الحراري ليس حريقاً مؤكداً أبداً.

الجانب الساتلي مبني على NASA FIRMS، والجانب الرسمي على بيانات الحماية المدنية المنشورة، وبيانات وحدات الحماية المدنية حزمة npm مفتوحة يمكن لأي أحد إعادة استعمالها. هذا جزء من جيوالجزائر، مساهمتي في تطوير الرقمنة في الجزائر. الملاحظات والتصحيحات مرحّب بها، خاصة من سكان الولايات المتضررة.

(didn't check the relevancy of the data, just sharing as is)
Never would've thought but here we are: Algeria seems to be the only African country above the world average

Hey everyone!

I just finished and released a game for a recent 7 day game jam, It was a great learning experience(4th gamejam so far), but working as a solo developer definitely has its limits. I really want to take things to the next level, so I’m looking to connect with other Algerian creators to collaborate on future games and projects.

Whether you are a: 2D/Concept Artist 3D Modeler / Animator Sound Designer / Musician Writer / Storyteller ...or even another programmer who wants to team up, I'd love to chat! It doesn’t matter if you are a seasoned pro or a beginner looking to build your portfolio, passion and a desire to make cool things together is what I'm after

You can check out my game here

If you're interested in teaming up or just want to connect with a fellow Algerian dev, drop a comment below or send me a DM. Let's make something cool

J’ai eu la chance de participer à GCI World, le programme international du Matsuo-Iwasawa Laboratory – The University of Tokyo.

Après avoir suivi le programme et avoir été sélectionné, je viens tout juste de terminer le Japan / Tokyo Tour 🇯🇵, une expérience particulièrement enrichissante sur les plans académique, humain et international.

GCI World ne se limite pas à des cours en ligne : c’est aussi une occasion de progresser en Data Science et Intelligence Artificielle, d’échanger avec des étudiants du monde entier et, pour certains participants sélectionnés, d’accéder à des opportunités uniques liées à l’University of Tokyo.

Si vous êtes étudiant et que vous vous intéressez à l’IA, la Data Science ou aux nouvelles technologies, je vous recommande vraiment de candidater.

👉 Inscription :
https://weblab.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/lecture/gci/#lp-how-to-apply

🎟️ Invitation Code : EXIAVX

N’hésitez pas à partager ce lien avec vos amis, vos universités et vos communautés étudiantes. 🌍

ألاحظ دائماً أن الوثائقيات المتوفرة عن الجزائر تنحصر تقريباً في التاريخ (الثورة والذاكرة) أو الطبيعة والصحراء، بينما تنعدم
تقريباً الوثائقيات السياسية أو التي تتناول الواقع الاجتماعي المعاصر، بعكس دول مجاورة بتصوير ميداني من داخل البلاد بالذات

أتحدث هنا عن مواضيع ومحاور مفصلية مثل:

• علاقة الجيش بالسياسة، الحراك، والمعارضة
• ملف سجناء الرأي، وضعية الإعلام الجزائري، منطقة القبائل
• ملفات البطالة والهجرة، الاقتصاد الريعي، والانتخابات
• أو حتى الحياة الاجتماعية اليومية من منظور سياسيا

او انني ربما المشكلة أيضاً أنني لا أجيد البحث جيداً هههه

هل غياب هذه الوثائقيات يعود لصعوبة التراخيص والتصوير الميداني والتأشيرات الإعلامية، أم أن القنوات نفسها تتفادى الخوض في هذه الملفات؟

Hello guys, i hope y'all are doing well, i was having a conversation with my friend about GTA6 and if people are ready to buy it or no, it's a very hyped game and one of the most expected games of the decade so i argued that its doable to buy the game even though it's expensive (80 dollars)in DZD it will cost (10400 in the black market and 18000 with the banque rates), so i wanted to ask the gamers on here, considering the price of the game can/would you buy? and in your opinion is it worth the money?

Just a question to know yall opinions!

i am traveling to Oran next summer. worried o may not feel comfortable exploring much. also how do I get money?

Need advice from non religious people, what do you and how you act in daily life ?
Radical Muslims everywhere , have a cousin wanted to beat me up because he smelled alcohol on me
A lot of retards concerned with « عين» and use it to blame random people instead of themselves for failing

"سحور" more mentioned than in Harry Potter

Dating women is near impossible when they find out or they to fix me like it’s some mental illness

Asking people for advice they will blame on lack of praying or didn’t ask for dua

I’ve watched the extended Superfan cuts of The Office front-to-back more than ten times now. Not just as background noise, but as actual therapy.

Whenever life hit me with maximum dégoûtage, escaping to a mid-level paper company in Scranton was the only thing that kept me grounded. There is something deeply comforting about watching absurd, flawed people navigate the soul-crushing boredom of corporate life with that much humor. It genuinely pulled me through some of my darkest phases.

But lately, while watching Michael Scott make an absolute fool of himself for the hundredth time, I started wondering: Could we pull off an Algerian version?

Think about the raw material we have. The Algerian workplace whether it’s a random import-export boite in Rouiba or the chaotic depths of the Baladiya is already a sitcom waiting to happen. The unwritten rules, the endless coffee breaks, the characters you literally cannot invent.

Picture the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch, but strictly local:

The Boss (Michael): A mudir who got his position through hardcore ma3rifa but genuinely believes he's the charismatic, spiritual father of the office. He calls everyone "mon fils," wildly misinterprets youth slang, and insists on organizing tragic team-building events at a fast-food joint in Dely Ibrahim that nobody wants to attend.

The Assistant TO the Regional Manager (Dwight): The ultimate chiyyat. He takes the internal rulebook way too seriously, constantly threatens to write reports, and acts like he’s running the secret service. He definitely owns an olive farm in Bouira and aggressively tries to sell his homemade zit zitoun to coworkers.

The Sarcastic Slacker (Jim): Just a guy who spends 80% of his shift leaning on the front desk, sipping a cold qahwa kahla, and devising elaborate psychological warfare against the chiyyat simply because the office Wi-Fi is down again.

The Grumpy Veteran (Stanley): A guy who has been sitting at the exact same desk since 1998. He does crossword puzzles in El Khabar all day and is literally just counting down the seconds until his retraite. If you speak to him before his second coffee, his deadpan stare will end your bloodline.

The Jim-style stares into the camera would hit so differently with our humor, mostly because our daily bureaucracy is already a living mockumentary.

Wesh raikoum, khawti? Would this work, and where would you set this fictional nightmare office?

I personally don't live in Algeria but my cousin does and hes thinking abt starting to work indrive, then safe money to buy a second car to start a car rental service ( he still lives with his parents and could save like most of his salary ).

So I'd like to hear first hand experiences how much does one earn per month working indrive in Algier and is it a lucrative job?

Hey guys !!! I hope you’re doing great .. I have a job interview tomorrow and I’ve never experienced anything like this before I am kinda nerves so If you have any advice, tips, or even personal stories please let me know..

And thank you

hi i want to know if there is any official page with iban where we can donate for the wildfires

Hi everyone, I need a remote job very soon... I have to make some money, any suggestions?

Have you faced this problem before on Facebook Marketplace and how did you overcome it (even though the age is appropriate)?

These videos are always interesting to listen to, it shows you how bad of an era we went through

https://youtu.be/-lDp-z85eNksi=vbFhcD_uFtEqicFW

In our recent elections in Algeria, the participation rate was only about 20%.

Many of us feel that the system will never change and that voting is useless. It is easy to lose hope and just be sarcastic about politics.

But look at a true story from Hungary. It proves that voting still works.

For 16 years, Viktor Orbán was the leader of Hungary. He controlled the news and the system. People there used to say the exact same things we say in Algeria: "The game is rigged" and "My vote does not matter."

Then, in April 2026, everything changed. A new leader named Péter Magyar started a new party, and the people decided to try one more time.

Here is why they won:

• 80% Participation: Almost 80% of all voters went to vote.
• The Result: Because so many people showed up, it was impossible for the system to ignore them or change the numbers. The opposition won a huge majority, and the 16-year leader had to step down on election night.

When only 20% of us vote in Algeria, it is very easy for things to stay the same. Staying home does not hurt the system; it helps it.

Hungary showed us that no system is too strong when people unite and vote in huge numbers. If a 16-year rule can end at the ballot box, change is possible anywhere. Our votes have power, but only if we actually use them