Github and Open-source Is a Boon for the Underprivileged
I was born to immigrant parents. My mother's family left Algeria looking for a better life in Syria and then Jordan (where I was born). On my father's side, his family fled the war in Palestine to Sy...
Github and Open-source Is a Boon for the Underprivileged Sat Jun 09 2018 I was born to immigrant parents. My mother's family left Algeria looking for a better life in Syria and then Jordan (where I was born). On my father's side, his family fled the war in Palestine to Syria and then settled in Jordan. My father's family was so poor that he had to sleep with ten other children in the same room (his brothers and his brothers' children). Luckily, Palestinians, for whatever reason, valued education above everything else, so they made sure to save up to send my father to Turkey (because there were
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