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I currently work at project44 and it's really nice here!

Currently working at project44 and love it here!

I'm sooo relieved that this is over!

CLU: "Kevin Flynn! Where are you now?!?"

If I really need that capability, I personally would download a LAMP/WAMP/MAMP setup with all the docs downloaded but needing to Google things isn't inherently bad.

A sad reality in Iran. There's a lot of wonderful people there who deserve our empathy.

Nearly fell out of my chair laughing when I saw "semi-democratic" XD

This was the PDF used in my UNIX class! That brings back some memories...

Just about any of them would do. It's like saying "I want to drive from Chicago to Minneapolis in a car. Which brand of car should I drive?" Just about all the car brands will get you there. ;)

At the end of the day, I recommend figuring out your preferred distro if you haven't already and going from there. Most major distributions like Ubuntu, openSuSE, and Fedora have Raspberry Pi versions.

If you're asking for optimizations, you'll find them in keeping as few processes running as possible, and you may get better speeds by hardware means such as purchasing a micro SD card with faster read-write capability or getting a cooling fan for the CPU.

Hope that helps, and props to making and running your own website from home! :)

Greetings! I highly recommend getting connected with FaithTech (https://faithtech.com/) as their Slack community may have the work connections you are looking for.

Both, but more comfortable doing backend development

I've been using WordPress for 4 years with good scaling and no downtime. It's only "slow as hell" if you don't actually know WordPress (which most WordPress users don't). ;)

I think it's because they are perceived to be focused on marketing, keeping special interest groups happy at the expense of others, and patent trolling and not so much on creating truly good products, IHMO. I can't objectively measure how much of that perception is actually true, but their subscription model for Java, their systemic underpayment of their women employees, and their frivolous lawsuit against Google didn't help.

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should."