تطبيق للهواتف الذكية "تقنين الكهرباء في بيروت"

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أعلن سامر حمندي عن تحديث برنامج الأندرويد المجاني "تقنين الكهرباء في بيروت" إلى إصدار جديد يشمل عرض إنقطاع الكهرباء في جميع المناطق اللبنانية. " تقنين الكهرباء في بيروت" هي أداة لعرض أوقات تقنين الكهرباء في لبنان.

هذه الأداة مفيدة لأي لبناني يعاني من إنقطاع الكهرباء ولأي شخص يسأل: " أيمتا بتنقطع الكهربا اليوم؟" أو " أيمتا بتنقطع الكهربا السبت الجاي؟" أو "لحظة تا شوف أيمتا بتنقطع الكهربا الأسبوع الجاي تا أعطيك موعد".

تم تنزيل هذا التطبيق 4000 مرة في الاندرويد ماركت حتى الآن وهو حاصل على تصنيف عالٍ ويلاقي استحسان المستخدمين. بعض ما قيل عنه:

"رائع لقد أحببته كنت أحسب الأوقات يدويا من قبل!".

"بسيط جيد و مباشر. هذا التطبيق هو لكل شخص يسكن في لبنان ! شكرا".

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Default-user-icon Imad (ضيف) 12:45 ,2012 شباط 15

With no offense of course to Samer who is trying to help us Lebanese people to adapt to the disgraceful electricity cuts, I could only look at this application in a sad way to see how we Lebanese learn to cope with our problems instead of fixing them permanently.

We have learnt to live with our electricity problem through:
1) Subscribe to outsourcing power (generator)
2) Buy our own generator
3) Create phone applications on the power cuts to manage our lives accordingly

Default-user-icon Imad (ضيف) 12:46 ,2012 شباط 15

This is really sad, and this doesnt just apply on electricity, as the list goes on to water supply, and other small basic things that we as Lebanese citizens have the right to own in a respectful manner, instead of paying twice for everything.

I know Im not the only one who sees all this, but what kills me is how nothing has changed from 30 years, and its always the same excuse that we suffered from a civil war and the country has never recovered since. That is absolute nonsense. When you want change, you got to make it and not rely on politicians to do it as I wouldnt be surprised to know that some politicians down the line are getting a slice from that cake of profit that the Generator owners are producing. You guys want a good example? Look at Japan that got bombed with an Atomic bomb TWICE and the latest Tsunami, and yet they managed. Why? How? Because it is a mindset that they have, and we lack.

Default-user-icon Imad (ضيف) 12:46 ,2012 شباط 15

How come we think of ways to adapt our lives to our problems instead of fixing them? How come we cant make use of natural power supplies like water and wind turbines to generate electricity if petrol is too scarce and expensive for the government to buy?

Anyhow, I just want to highlight that I am no supporter of any party in Lebanon or any sect, but what I am a supporter of is to build our country in an effective manner to guarantee that every single Lebanese citizen gets their basic needs without having to cope with problems or stealing, or whatever...

Missing rann 13:39 ,2012 شباط 15

Imad, you're 100% right, and we all aware of that, but i don't think anyone of us, you, the app creator, me, others can do anything about it. It is a shame I know to live like this, but what can we do other than adapt? I think lil asaf t3awadna.

Default-user-icon BrightCedars (ضيف) 17:19 ,2012 شباط 15

You are all right of course that it's so sad to have to reach the level of developing an app for this purpose. However it is a good idea and one that EDL of course didn't have. I'm hoping for an iOS version!

Default-user-icon jehad (ضيف) 20:02 ,2012 شباط 15

شكراً جبران باسيل العالم عم يتقدم ونحنا عم نرجع ويللي بيقهرق أنوا يللي إخترع الكهرباء لبناني

Default-user-icon Al (ضيف) 21:23 ,2012 شباط 15

Come to Canada and you're freed from all this nonsense that keeps you busy doing nothing. Have some life.

Missing rann 12:15 ,2012 شباط 18

Al, we are not the kind, if we face a problem, we run away. If you run away to Canada, then good for you. However the rest of us, enjoy living here despite all the problems, and each one of us don't worry is having a life.

Default-user-icon Hjalmar (ضيف) 13:54 ,2012 شباط 29

Great app.

Although it is not very sunny today I do recommend the use of solar power.
<plug on> that's my business <plug off>
Wish it were more supported in Lebanon.
We definitively have more sun than the folk in Canada ;-))