Is there a better form service to be used? We used it because it comes free with our email.
Thanks so much! We're trying hard!
What is an example of a good reason to start a new project?
You're watching the spawn now! It's still in development :)
Thanks a lot!
Thanks, me too!
Thanks @gabe@literature.cafe! https://social.photo. I just opened registration so it’s still very young. I am running Lemmy on https://discuss.online, Mastodon on https://utter.online and Pixelfed on https://social.photo. I also run a matrix instance on the same discuss.online domain.
I’m based in Ohio, US; however, the servers are in New York on DigitalOcean. That’s really close to Canada :).
I’m trying to build an ecosystem under the https://participating.online brand. I don’t plan on going anywhere.
In fact, I had planned to build something many years ago and I’ll probably start on it now. It will provide a unique experience once it’s done in a several months. I’m working on some other stuff first… like myself.
It's pretty incredible how so much of the history aligns with my issues. It's a great book. I have a good feeling about it being able to help organize my life.
I just started The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll.
So what skills are you trying to grind? The company I work for now had a very similar nonsense hiring process. I think they call it FAANG hiring for the top 5 nerd companies.
I studied my ass off to learn everything I never used in my new role—been here a year. I feel more qualified than a few of the senior developers I work with. I have a similar history as you. I started development around 2001. I went to college for Accounting and dropped out of that after 2 years.
Sometimes you have to play the game to win. Some services help you learn all that stuff to get hired. I'm not sure which to recommend because I didn't use one.
Good luck!
Yes, it's possible. However, those versions only work on the old version of Lemmy (0.17.4). They'd have to be updated to work on the new one (0.18)
I was hoping not to have to host it myself. I won't need it often. I was mostly curious about a Saas. Thanks though!