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Love this:
Name your library after what it does. Use compound terms. Embrace verbosity if necessary. http-request-validator is infinitely superior to “zephyr” when someone is scanning dependencies at 2 AM debugging a production incident.
Why not use peertube software?
You can play instantly, no need to login.
You can play with bots, but even cooler, you can play with your friends and strangers!
Give us a star on GitHub
https://github.com/playquoridor/playquoridor And we'd love to hear direct feedback, ping the developer here https://t.me/ramonvinas or matrix https://matrix.to/#/@rvinas:matrix.org or just comment
Read about it more here:
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Really impressive!
I'm worried about https://beeper.com
Just got a notification that it's working again and I could log in
Good points.
Governments? beeper?
I think he just wanted some political bonus points.
You probably just need to change the settings to battery saver - no restrictions for Element. Your OS is probably killing the app aggressively (I've seen this with telegram a lot as well with many people).
Couldn't agree more
not a blog but a fun website... https://chagai.website
As a junior developer myself, asking a similar question, I will try sharing some of my thoughts and why I think this way.
Key points:
1. Search for jobs with high salaries.
2. Move to Switzerland.
I haven't seen anything consistent yet when it comes to how high your salary is based on what programming language you know. What I did notice, like many people wrote already that you can hop between jobs and that way get a higher salary, I think that's not entirely true, you could probably pull it off without hoping between jobs but just look for jobs with a high salary, always higher depending on how high the salary of the job was where you were successful before in getting an offer. If needed you could probably also lie about how much you earn now just to see if anyone is willing to pay more.
Regarding the second point, I think it's incredible how high the salaries are in Switzerland same as the US but the market is not competitive at all and basically any idiot (me) can get a really good salary by just going through enough interviews. I can't even imagine how high you can go if you're actually like really good.
I personally started (only 3 years ago) with 72k a year (franks/dollars/euros it's basically all the same) then I went up to 78k and towards the end of 2022 I jumped up to 115k in less than a few months only by consistently taking interviews with higher salary expectations. A good way to get started is by sending a contact request to all the recruiters on my LinkedIn page and they will take it from there and bombard you with offers...I even tried optimizing the process by sending the recruiters this: https://chagai.website/notes/recruiters
Location: Switzerland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies:
Very good - Java (especially Android specific), Kotlin, SQL, Maria DB, PostgreSQL, JSF, native in English and Hebrew, fluent in German (fast akzentfrei).
Good - Javascript, HTML, CSS, React, Linux(debian/Ubuntu, centOS, alpine), Firebase, Docker, Wireshark, SIP, Swiss German (Bärndütsch).
Some knowledge - Spring Boot, Python, Bash, Ansible, Angular, MongoDB, React Native, Go, Lua.
Résumé/CV: https://chagai.website/cv/
Email: me@chagai.website
Location: Switzerland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies:
Very good - Java (especially Android specific), Kotlin, SQL, Maria DB, PostgreSQL, JSF, native in English and Hebrew, fluent in German (fast akzentfrei).
Good - Javascript, HTML, CSS, React, Linux(debian/Ubuntu, centOS, alpine), Firebase, Docker, Wireshark, SIP, Swiss German (Bärndütsch).
Some knowledge - Spring Boot, Python, Bash, Ansible, Angular, MongoDB, React Native, Go, Lua.
Résumé/CV: https://chagai.website/cv/
Email: me@chagai.website
Ah the weekday... So tomorrow
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║ Location: ║
║ Switzerland/US/UK/ ║
║ Israel/Germany/Austria/ ║
║ Willing to relocate: ║
║ to anywhere or remote. ║
║ ║
║ Technologies: ║
║ My strong suit - ║
║ Java/Kotlin(also Android) ║
║ HTML/CSS/JS, React, ║
║ Linux, Docker, SQL. ║
║ Confident in using - ║
║ Spring Boot, Python, ║
║ Bash, Ansible. ║
║ Stuff I used in the past - ║
║ Firebase, Wireshark, SIP. ║
║ I did some stuff with these ║
║ once upon a time - ║
║ Angular, MongoDB, ║
║ React Native, Go, Lua. ║
║ ║
║ Human Languages: ║
║ Native in English, Hebrew ║
║ and fluent in German. ║
║ CV: chagai.website/cv/ ║
║ Email: me@chagai.website ║
║ Matrix: @me:chagai.website ║
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║ ║
║ Location: Switzerland/US/UK/Israel/Germany/Austria/Australia/Canada ║
║ Willing to relocate: to anywhere else, it's super easy for me to relocate. ║
║ Remote: Yes, but I want to work with a friendly team and not alone. ║
║ ║
║ Technologies: ║
║ ║
║ My strong suit - Java/Kotlin (especially Android specific but not only), ║
║ HTML/CSS/Javascript, React, Linux, Docker, SQL. ║
║ Stuff I've used in the past - Firebase, Wireshark, SIP. ║
║ Confident in using - Spring Boot, Python, Bash, Ansible. ║
║ I did some stuff with this once upon a time - Angular, MongoDB, React Native, Go, Lua. ║
║ ║
║ Human Languages: I'm native in English and Hebrew, fully fluent in German. ║
║ CV: https://chagai.website/cv/ ║
║ Email: me@chagai.website ║
║ Matrix: @me:chagai.website ║
║ ║
║ P.S. Thanks to Aru for the idea to put this comment in a box, it looks so much better. ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝It's the marketing, people don't know they can fix it, now they know. The guide will help, you would still have the guarantee when it you replace parts. But the main thing is awareness
I'd be curious to hear what would be something that SIP is actually better than Matrix at, any ideas? :)
Location: Switzerland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies:
Very good - Java (especially Android specific), Kotlin, SQL, Maria DB, PostgreSQL, JSF, native in English and Hebrew, fluent in German (fast akzentfrei).
Good - Javascript, HTML, CSS, React, Linux(debian/Ubuntu, centOS, alpine), Firebase, Docker, Wireshark, SIP, Swiss German (Bärndütsch).
Some knowledge - Spring Boot, Python, Bash, Ansible, Angular, MongoDB, React Native, Go, Lua.
Résumé/CV: https://chagai.website/cv/
Email: me@chagai.website
That is so amazing! I also attempted creating such a concept but never got anyone of my friends to use it... I ended up heavily using (and abusing) the Google maps share your location feature and I was so excited to see they are adding features related to notifications when people get close - only noticed it a few months ago. Telegram had also released similar features but only when you share your location live witch you can only do for a limited amount of time. Nevertheless interesting to see these kind of features are slowly getting implemented even if easy too late and not close to how I would like and imagine they could be... I also have my live location broadcasted here: https://chagai.website/location.html when it's not broken
thx!!
Location: Switzerland Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies:
Very good - Java (especially Android specific), Kotlin, SQL, Maria DB, PostgreSQL, JSF, native in English and Hebrew, fluent in German (fast akzentfrei).
Good - Javascript, HTML, CSS, React, Linux(debian/Ubuntu, centOS, alpine), Firebase, Docker, Wireshark, SIP, Swiss German (Bärndütsch).
Some knowledge - Spring Boot, Python, Bash, Ansible, Angular, MongoDB, React Native, Go, Lua.
Résumé/CV: https://chagai.website/cv/
Email: me@chagai.website
Does this work well on iOS?, I experienced some issues with foreignObject, and I failed to import an SVG in a react project, does anyone have an idea what I can do about that?
https://chagai.website/chagai-website-react/
Or the code here:
Totally worth reading until the very very end, loved the js alert :)
Table 9 on page 40 is particularly interesting.
Funny you ask this, I remember actually having a discussion about doing this, but for another reason - to avoid users losing their messages because they lost their keys. We ended up not doing it of course, it makes no sense to have e2ee if you're going to bypass it anyway... If you need to be able to access the data I think you should probably force your users to not use e2ee rooms...
I hope more people start using the matrix.org protocol so we can all start benefitting from being able to implement and use such features easily!