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I already do that now! Sometimes I break my workstation by experimenting with stuff then I have to reinstall everything from scratch again, and it's fun! Virtual high five for you.

I actually have the same fear. I love computers and I don't know what I'll do once I retire. Problem solving on computers is like oxygen to me.

OneDrive is not part of the OS and can either be uninstalled like any other software in windows.

GTM ?

Interesting, no one using .net ? Why ?

I’ve built a blogger client and published it on Google play store. One time my updates got rejected, the reason was, I was using an asset without proof of having permission to use it. After much head scratching, the asset was the keyword “Blogger” , so I removed the word from the store description and every place the word was found. Obviously this affected the app, but what can I do ?

I think the only company that could probably compete with YouTube, although long term, is TikTok. If you think about it, it's like YouTube, just with smaller videos.

Not open source, but have you checked Google Classrooms ?

To me what usually burns me is working on places where there's no organization, people ignore feedback. You just spend days working in a stupid, disorganized and unproductive way. Makes you feel like you're working to earn money and do whatever someone ask you to do. It feels pointless.

Arch is like the IKEA version of Linux. Thanks to their WIKI, i feel that i can troubleshoot most issues by myself despite not having huge linux experience.

Portugal here :) Thanks for that!

Full Stack Developer - Insights REMOTE (US, UK OR CANADA)

So, only those three countries right ?

How do they handle the licensing of JS and CSS ?

As a "fullstack" i disagree with this view.

This is the "if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail" kind of view.

What i believe is, the complexity of developing software has been increasing and we have a lot of pressure specially due to time constraints that we are always reinventing the wheel in order to meet deadlines and try to make things easier.

And the result is always the same: bloat.

"CodeKit: it's at least 183x better than iTunes."