Do you have something against vegetables?
2,011 karma · joined March 27, 2013
Do you have something against vegetables?
2) Start profiting enough to quit my job
3) Hire people + have office
4) Either get bought out or acquihired
5) Retire
If #2 at least doesn't take off by the time I'm 35 at the latest I'm killing myself.
They're not exactly brain surgeons.
For example: I'd much rather hire a Russian programmer than a Chinese programmer simply because I can communicate with the Russian better, we're from similar cultural backgrounds, and I understand where he is from.
Is that racist?
To pretend that differences don't appear in all types of people is ignorant in itself.
Also, I ALWAYS comment on peoples beards. They love it.
99% of people go home, watch some news, and then watch reality tv.
A very small amount of people read or dedicate their lives to living a life of virtue not complacent pleasure.
That's sad. We rather be on Facebook and Instragram and Snapchat 24/7 than disconnect ourselves and feed our brains.
I was primarily interested in gamehacking and web exploitation. I made a few friends from these communities and we often shared stupid exploits with eachother such as uploading some html file deep in a large corporations file structure and linking it between us for laughs.
My friend messages me one day that he managed to upload a c99 shell on a large website. He linked me to it, but deep within the structure to a plain text database of millions of credit cards.
Fast forward two months later: I'm ratting out every connection I know along with emails/names/info to the police, after they kicked my door down and seized literally every computing device in my house.
Phones, computers, tablets, desktop computers, and my NAS'. It's been 8 years and I have yet to hear from the police and they have dodged my emails, in person visits, and calls every time.
I lost over $10,000 worth of computer equipment. This was my hacker moment.
Do you have any good resources to learn more about how to develop with Sketch?
Tell me what is fundamentally wrong with screenshotting an interface, playing with it a bit, coming up with something you like then turning it into code?
It was low level introductory programming like basic C, PHP, navigating the UNIX filesystem, writing bash scripts, some simple database work. It's stuff I've already done before and didn't find challenging, wasn't worth it.
I'm not in the States and England is out of the question as well.