Soo.. we always knew facebook is evil and manipulates aunties into some weird conspiracy theories

But finally got some reason to convince my friends and family to migrate from Whatzap (aka facebook2) to Signal or Telegram :)

Forcing users to share their information went to a complete different direction of the world is going to. Kinda of glad that this finally burst out of the tech bubble

Anyway

My question is if there are any alternatives to Instagram?

Fingers crossed tiktok is not the only other option 😅

Guys I work for myself and its great (love being my own boss) but after covid I decided to look for work for some company because financial stability is everything in this life

Last job I had, I quit because the boss asked me to make coffee sometimes. We had a good relationship but fuck that 'can you make me a coffee', go make yourself a coffee..

Please god give me patiece..

Pray for me 😅

Every windows update makes me feel like buying a mac

I'm late to programming, took me some years of working for dumbasses in the building industry to realise that i was meant for it.

When I left high school I thought that technology would never be a career on my old and undeveloped hometown (still isn't but i never contemplated the fact of moving to other county back there)

Glad to finally realise it :) being able to be proud of your work and to build something meaningful is great.

Also, to be able to work from home and hang out with my dogs is the best :)

I want to create a condition on my webpage that only when a user is a YouTube subscriber he/she can make downloads.

Someone have any idea how i could do that? 🤔 I tried github and stack overflow but had no success

I looked on github, but had no success.

Last friday at 6pm

How many of you are excited about The Witcher on Netflix?
Me = 🤩
#byegameofthrones

Tesla's CyberTruck is the ugliest car ever made

Is there any other programmer that started as an architect (building architect, not IT)?

I'm divided between two different careers and working around 15hours a day because I can't focus on one. Is this a normal thing?

I work as an architect for the past 6 years and were always interested in the technology part of it.

Soon I got to be a BIM coordinator and started using Dynamo for Revit.

After that, I got involved in learning Python and now start studying web dev (front-end)

Programming is very addictive! I get it now why IT people stay in their dorm like it's a cave

In architecture there's always a client you need to make happy, while in programming I create things the away I want them to be, without all the boring formalities that I am used to.

I can learn it for free and there's a huge community to help on it. All careers should be like this.

I'm happy, but really tired 😪 my social life is resumed to hanging out with my dogs

How to determine how much of a startup belongs to each founder?

I've tried foundr.com and the results were pretty fair I would say, but I want to hear from someone that had been personally through this.

I feel I will have to make some hard decisions and I'm looking for a fair way of doing it.

cheers!