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by Random_Person 5y ago
Thanks for that bag link! I bought one that doesn't have a zipper and I hate it.
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by Random_Person 6y ago
It's pretty much one of my favorite things to do. It's wonderful to not have to keep up with dependencies! :-)
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by Random_Person 6y ago
This summer, I worked pretty hard on a vanilla PHP game engine for generating semi-random, text-based adventures. I haven't touched it in 6 months or so. I really should get back to it. I was having fun on that project.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
The sites I build at work have proper push notifications. This problem has already been solved.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I work from home one day a week, and honestly, I'm not sure I'd want to do more than a day or two each week. It's my most productive day by far, but the isolation feels unsustainable for me.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
DataTables does most of it minus the modals and pop-overs
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I spend a huge amount of time making sure that my users get to experience fully-functioning UI on desktop, while not being overly limited on mobile. It's a HUGE part of my workflow, but honestly it's the only way. I can't sta
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I have one person I go to regularly... he's in DevOps, doesn't know my code at all, but he's good at testing and being blunt. Often, my workdays are spent working on whatever criticism he levelled to me the day before.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
We don't. We are a state agency. Apathy is rampant.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
It's not that I don't have work. I have plenty of things I could be doing on a daily basis. It's that there is no direction. No plan. No priority. I just show up and do whatever I do and go home. Once a week, I send a report
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by Random_Person 7y ago
That'd be great. I'm actively searching, but a 40 year old junior dev isn't in high demand. I took my present job hoping for some mentor-ship to better develop my skills. My days are spent in my office, with no concrete under
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by Random_Person 7y ago
This all sounds so similar to my situation that it's scary... but I'm 40. Getting out is proving difficult because of age discrimination.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
Location: Fairmont, WV, USA Remote: Yes (preferred) Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: PHP/Laravel - JavaScript - CSS/Bootstrap - SQL (MariaDB/MySQL) - HTML - I'll learn anything. I pick up things rather quickly
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by Random_Person 7y ago
There are tech jobs in the northern part of the state. Lots of government contractor shops around. Pay is... well... government pay, but the cost of living is ridiculously cheap. My girlfriend is from Moundsville, and she thinks of the Morg
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I've lived (nearly) my entire life in a small town in West Virginia. Like most kids from rural areas, I was looking for my first ticket out of here. I joined the Marines, explored the world and busy city life... and promptly returned t
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I'm in an odd place right now where everything is (mostly) okay. My needs are covered. My children don't hate me. I have an amazing girlfriend. I get to spend time with friends sometimes. I have wants, mostly related to work, that
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by Random_Person 7y ago
Location: Fairmont, WV, USA Remote: Yes (preferred) Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: PHP/Laravel - JavaScript - CSS/Bootstrap - SQL (MariaDB/MySQL) - HTML - I'll learn anything. I pick up things rather quickly
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by Random_Person 7y ago
cheveedodd - gmail. Feel free to reach out.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I work for a ... reseller/host/supporter... of various higher ed platforms (Banner/Blackboard) and those systems make me sad. Glad to see someone disrupting the space! Good luck going forward! As a dev, I can't imagine s
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by Random_Person 7y ago
Because you can already read your own code. Writing for yourself is bad code. Write for the next person that has to figure it out.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
Writing for yourself is a fallacy. We can all read our own code. Write for the next guy who has to look at it and figure out what is going on.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I couldn't disagree more. Nested ternarys are NEVER okay. They are confusing and misleading to anyone new to your code base.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I did a few years back and it seemed fine for cutting clips together, but not doing much else like titles.
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by Random_Person 7y ago
Awesome info. Thanks for the response!
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by Random_Person 7y ago
My backup option is splitting the audio and running it through Audacity. In fact, this option is better than what Premier Provides for sound control/filtering. The only reason I didn't do this instead of buying new audio gear is m
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I switched to OpenShot about 2 months ago after working exclusively in Premier Pro for 3 years. I made the change because the price I paid for Premier simply wasn't justified for my video needs. I had looked at many free editors in the
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I have the same problem, so I spent a month of my free time writing a reporting tool that does this for me. It sorts my activities into tasks and updates, and I can generate reports based on dates/tasks/etc. It's been a life
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by Random_Person 7y ago
I wrote a custom documentation tool that we use on all of our projects. It's a few input fields for heading/paragraph/images and a few buttons. You can add as many "sections" as you want. It exports HTML/CSS th
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by Random_Person 8y ago
I ghostwrite a decent amount for side money and as a ghostwriter, I can tell you that my clients LOVE me. I've heard many horror stories from them about "writers" who turn in articles that are primarily written in "txt s
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by Random_Person 8y ago
Coding? Add billing and invoice generation to https://pepahana.com - a simple activity reporting tool I started last year. If I get motivated enough, maybe start on team and organization tools for it. Non-coding? I want to write

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