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Hey guys, it’s Elize! Or really, call me EAF.   It’s late, dark, and I’m reflecting while listening to music — like many of you. If you don’t listen to music, consider yourself blessed! Today, I want to talk about the strengths we gain from experience, whether you’re in the same field as me or not. I studied IT, specifically Cybersecurity. At first, I thought the major was just a “fancy name” for a job. But at the time, I was blocking myself from deeper understanding and learning. I had a very self-assertive tone, which especially came out when I was hurt — like being cheated on. Because of my lack of interest in growth and comprehension, I made poor decisions, had unstable relationships, and created an unstable environment. Yet acknowledging these gaps made me notice a lack of depth in my approach to life. Looking back, I realize I’m only 22, and this self-awareness is just the beginning. During that period, I wasn’t caring for myself. But I still cared deeply about others. Wh...

 🧠 How a Website Really Works — Broken Down Simply When you open a website like www.example.com , a lot goes on under the hood — but let’s strip it down to the core parts so you see exactly how it runs from top to bottom. 📍 Step 1: You Type a Website into Your Browser When you type a URL (like https://frizasecurity.com ) into your browser and hit Enter, the first thing that happens is: ✅ The browser needs to find the website's IP address. Think of the domain name (like frizasecurity.com ) as a contact name in your phone, and the IP address as the phone number. Your browser asks a DNS server (Domain Name System) to find the number behind that name. You type the name → Browser says: “What’s the IP address for this?” DNS responds: “Here it is: 123.456.789.10 .” 💡 DNS = like the internet’s phone book. 🔄 Step 2: Your Device Talks to the Server Now that your browser knows the IP address, it sends a request to the web server that hosts the site. Think of the...

At the church parking lot, I watched a dear one leave in comfort and safety, remembering my question as to why was he there. The sun began to rise as soon as he turned the corner, which was at 2 in the morning. The sun rose steadily until I realized it was no ordinary sun to give so many the 'benefit of the doubt' as it lit up the night sky. It was bright, but not hot like I feared it would've been. I walked home through the neighborhood at this time, realizing the light, the sun was Jesus. I don't know where I got that from, I just knew with no doubt in my mind as it was hard to see clearly. Faith, I guess. The sun went fast in the sky, racing towards the moon in the direction of my home. A man drove down the road and asked me where my mother was. I told him "Jesus is coming!" The man in the white truck smirked, laughed, and smiled, then continued in the direction of my home which was just straight ahead and a little towards the left at the same time the ecli...