It was easy before CSS
Get a book on Spring Boot and jump back inro Java web development.
With git, you don't need to master it, just find some subversion to git howto and start using it. It's half a page of text. Once you learn the basics you can learn more as you go. There are many otherwise competent programmers who don't know git too well, I know because I support them from time to time.
The curl author writes a lot about his struggles, but he's also employed to maintain curl, so not really a good example
I use bittorrent for isos and the files usually have hundreds of seeds. They are used.
Same for Armbian.
Good for you mate. I have no problem sleeping when I can go to sleep around 4am and wake around 12. Guess how well that works for me with a job and a family.
Same here. I cant stand the comments of people who won the genetic lottery or are just younger who teach me how I'm drinking wrong. When I was younger I could chug vodka with barely any hangover, after turning 30 two beers destroy the next day for me.
It generated a custom needs GUI OCR tool in Qt5. I don't know a single bit of Qt5 and went from zero to working tool in half an hour.
The tool takes a screenshot, lets me select an area on the screen, OCRs it and displays the text in a window.
If ChatGPT isn't made for programming then I'm looking forward for a product that is.
Google started this way too, just wait.
I started by getting shitty jobs like $10/hour that were not enough to sustain myself but good for building work experience and some nice comments in my profile. I can't remember paying anything to Upwork but they were less agressive back then.
In about two months I got regular paying jobs.
I ran it via Docker, it was easy enough, consumed close to no resources, upgrading was tricky a few times. Then I got rid of that server and did not continue hosting Jitsi, started freeloading on Freifunk Munchen public instance.
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