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					Hi there fellas,
 
 I'm new to devrant and I'll like to share with you my first story.
 
 It was my first payed job. A good friend of mine (media designer in print) called me "My customer needs a website, do you think you can do that?"
 At this time I've never build a single page, so my answer was "Of course, easy-peasy".
 She told me it was a family business and a nationwide player in finance sector.
 
 I met the CEO, did my research and build a prototype. Well, the CEO and his staff liked it so I finished the website and prepared for the first review.
 
 I booted the laptop and tried to connect to their network. There was none. They just never had a wireless connection not a single cable in the entire office. That was the time I realized that I work for a family business.
 The CEO was an ancient guy who probably saw Jesus Christ hanging on the cross in personal and internet is weird thing controlled by the devil himself.
 
 I took the laptop and went over to the CEOs personal office, plugged the network cable out of his Computer and into the laptop. Finally I could show them what I've done.
 
 He took a look at it and called for his assistant. "Might you print that website for us?" That was my second wtf moment.
 
 The assistant returned with a half chopped down and bleached rainforest that contained an image of their new website.
 
 I tried to tell him that a website on paper can't show him the functions n shit, but he looked at me like I was talking two foreign languages at once.
 
 So we reviewed the website on paper and his one and only problem was the size of the letters. "I can't read it well, please make the text bigger" At this moment I wanted to hit my forehead on the table and tell him that it is normal to have readings difficulties when you are walking the shores of Styx.
 
 At the end everything went well, but I realized that dealing with customers is a lot more difficult than developing something for them. The future should prove me right.
 
 That's it.
 My first story about my first job.
 
 Thank you for reading 😊12
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					To all young freelancers in low-income countries: I want to share my experience, of 6 years working for a piss-poor country, and 6 years working in freelance, and then emigrating. Here's what you should watch out for, and what to expect:
 
 My first salary was barely 1.5$ per hour. I lived in a piss-poor country that taught me a lot (like why it's piss-poor).
 The main thing to note when you're a developer in such a country, is that you're being fucked. Your employer might scream at you and tell you how bad you are, while barely paying you. That is you ... being ... fucked. Gain some confidence with the help of friends and family, and a great effort from yourself, look at what freelance gigs you can find, and ditch anything related to jobs in your country.
 
 Being a somewhat able developer, but with modest experience, I started my freelance gigs for 5$ per hour. Because I was lazy, and freelance gigs weren't exactly being thrown at me, I was making 100$ per week, AFTER the companies I worked for appreciated what I did and offered themselves to up my pay to 12$ per hour. Yep. I was lazy. You will likely get lazy in freelance too, so be prepared for this.
 
 My luck changed when one of my clients became a full-time employer, at 15$ per hour, with a well organized team where I actually worked for 40 hours per week (I had already amassed 8 years of experience...). For people in first world countries that will seem laughable, but in my country I was king of the hill, getting paid more than government CEOs that ended up in the news as the "most well paid".
 
 That was the top of the pyramid for international indie freelance, as I would later find out.
 I didn't do stuff that was very difficult. In fact, I felt like my abilities were rotting while I worked there. I had to change something. So I started looking for better offers. I contacted many companies that were looking for a senior developer, and the interviews went well, and all was fine, except for my salary demands. I was asking for 25$ per hour. Nobody was willing to pay more than 15$ per hour. That's because of my competition - tons of developers in cheap-to-live countries that had the same, or more to offer, for the same rates. Globalization.
 
 So I moved to Germany. As soon as I was legally able to work, I was hunted down by everybody. I was told that it takes a month to pass the whole hiring process in Germany. My experience demonstrated that 2-5 days is enough to get a signed contract with "Please start ASAP".
 There is freelance in Germany as well. And in the US. And everywhere else. A "special" kind of freelance, where you have to reside locally. The rates that this freelance goes for is much, much higher than international freelance. I'd say that 100€ per hour is ok-ish. Some people (newbies, or foreigners who don't speak the language well) get less, around 60 or so. Smart experienced locals get around 150-200 or even more.
 
 It's all there. Companies want good developers to solve their business problems with IT solutions, and they'll beg you to take their money if you can deliver that.
 
 So code!
 Learn!
 Accummulate experience!
 Screw the scumbags that screw you for 1-2$ per hour!
 Anyone able to write something more than "Hello World!" deserves more.
 
 Do the climb! There's literally room for everybody up there! There is so much to do, that I feel like there will never be too many developers.
 
 Thank you for bearing with my long story. I hope it will help you make it shorter and more pleasant for you.11
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					Well, here's the OS rant I promised. Also apologies for no blog posts the past few weeks, working on one but I want to have all the information correct and time isn't my best friend right now :/
 
 Anyways, let's talk about operating systems. They serve a purpose which is the goal which the user has.
 So, as everyone says (or, loads of people), every system is good for a purpose and you can't call the mainstream systems shit because they all have their use.
 
 Last part is true (that they all have their use) but defining a good system is up to an individual. So, a system which I'd be able to call good, had at least the following 'features':
 - it gives the user freedom. If someone just wants to use it for emailing and webbrowsing, fair enough. If someone wants to produce music on it, fair enough. If someone wants to rebuild the entire system to suit their needs, fair enough. If someone wants to check the source code to see what's actually running on their hardware, fair enough. It should be up to the user to decide what they want to/can do and not up to the maker of that system.
 - it tries it's best to keep the security/privacy of its users protected. Meaning, by default, no calling home, no integrating users within mass surveillance programs and no unnecessary data collection.
 - Open. Especially in an age of mass surveillance, it's very important that one has the option to check the underlying code for vulnerabilities/backdoors. Can everyone do that, nope. But that doesn't mean that the option shouldn't be there because it's also about transparency so you don't HAVE to trust a software vendor on their blue eyes.
 - stability. A system should be stable enough for home users to use. For people who like to tweak around? Also, but tweaking *can* lead to instability and crashes, that's not the systems' responsibility.
 
 Especially the security and privacy AND open parts are why I wouldn't ever voluntarily (if my job would depend on it, sure, I kinda need money to stay alive so I'll take that) use windows or macos. Sure, apple seems to care about user privacy way more than other vendors but as long as nobody can verify that through source code, no offense, I won't believe a thing they say about that because no one can technically verify it anyways.
 
 Some people have told me that Linux is hard to use for new/(highly) a-technical people but looking at my own family and friends who adapted fast as hell and don't want to go back to windows now (and mac, for that matter), I highly doubt that. Sure, they'll have to learn something new. But that was also the case when they started to use any other system for the first time. Possibly try a different distro if one doesn't fit?
 
 Problems - sometimes hard to solve on Linux, no doubt about that. But, at least its open. Meaning that someone can dive in as deep as possible/necessary to solve the problem. That's something which is very difficult with closed systems.
 
 The best example in this case for me (don't remember how I did it by the way) was when I mounted a network drive at boot on windows and Linux (two systems using the same webDav drive). I changed the authentication and both systems weren't in for booting anymore. Hours of searching how to unfuck this on windows - I ended up reinstalling it because I just couldn't find a solution.
 On linux, i found some article quite quickly telling to remove the entry for the webdav thingy from fstab. Booted into a root recovery shell, chrooted to the harddrive, removed the entry in fstab and rebooted. BAM. Everything worked again.
 
 So yeah, that's my view on this, I guess ;P30
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					Again I am unemployed, and now in a worse situation than before. In a country far from family, parents and everyone I know, just me and my wife and in a very difficult situation.
 
 Summing up what happened was as follows:
 
 My previous boss had a very horrible habit of being rude to everyone, yelling at the developers in the middle of the office and being rude whenever he could. And when he saw that we did not lose his composure and showed no fear he used the tightening of salary and employment to threaten us and do unpaid overtime.
 
 Then he decided to yell at me, I asked him not to do this in the middle of the office that is not polite and everything else, he resigned me.
 
 Since last year it's very difficult to find a good job, I'm not even talking about salary, I'm talking about a good job even where I earn some money to live in the least in humility but at least work with legal and educated people.15
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					!!office drama
 
 I haven't been around much in recent weeks. Due to family illness, christmas shopping, dealing with estranged parents, and brooding over the foregoing, I haven't had a lot of time or energy left to myself.
 
 tl;dr: The CTO ("API Guy") is ostensibly getting fired, and I might be taking over his job. I don't know if I should accept, try to stave this off, or simply flee.
 
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 Anyone who has been following my recent rants knows that API Guy is my boss, and he often writes terrible code. It's solid and unbreakable, but reading it is a *nightmare.* One of our applications is half the length of Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace, and it's difficult to tell what code is live and what amounts to ancient, still-active landmines. This is one application; we have several, most of which I've never even looked at.
 
 Ostensibly the code is so terrible because the company grew extremely quickly, and API Guy needed to cram in lots of unexpected / planned-against features. From what I can see, that seems about right, but I haven't checked timeframes [because that's a lot of work!].
 
 Here's a brief rundown of the situation.
 - API Guy co-founded the company with the CEO.
 - CEO and API Guy have been friends for a long time.
 - CEO belives the company will fail with API Guy as head of tech.
 - They could just be testing me; I have zero way of knowing. API Guy seems totally oblivious, and CEO seems sincere, so this feels pretty doubtful.
 - CEO likes pushing people around. CEO believes he can push me around. API Guy doesn't budge. (I probably won't, either, except to change task priorities.)
 - API Guy's code is huge and awful, but functional.
 - API Guy is trying to clean up the mess; CEO doesn't understand (maybe doesn't care).
 - Literally nobody else knows how the code works.
 - Apart from API Guy and myself, the entire company is extroverted sales people.
 - None of these sales people particularly like me.
 - Sales people sell and sell and sell without asking development if they can pull enough magic features out of their hat to meet the arbitrary saleslines. (because the answer is usually no)
 - If I accept, I would be the sole developer (at first) and responsible for someone else's mountain of nightmarish code, and still responsible for layering on new features at the same pace as he. Pay raise likely, but not guaranteed.
 - My getting the position is contingent upon the CEO and the investors, meaning it's by no means guaranteed.
 - If I don't accept, likely API Guy will be replaced with someone else of unknown ability, who doesn't know the code, and whom I must answer to regardless. Potentially OK, potentially a monumental disaster.
 
 Honestly, it feels like I'm going to be screwed no matter what course I choose.
 
 Perhaps accepting is slightly better?
 
 The best would be to assume the position of CTO and keep API Guy around -- but that would feel like an insult to him. I doubt he'd be okay with it. But maybe. Who knows? I doubt the CEO would seriously consider that anyway.
 
 I feel like a lamb between a dim, angry rhino, and an oblivious one.23
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					2AM and a birthday party of my BELOVED mother that I have to attend tomorrow in the middle of bumfuck. And I'm not sleeping, oh no.. because "family obligations" require me to get her a present on 2 days notice. I'm making her something very simple, some LED's displaying her new age, powered by a lithium cell and some charge-boost-protection controller. So I need to make a mesh to place the LED's to make those characters.
 
 Measuring the size of the project box, cut it out.. started drawing the numbers on it. Not satisfied and ain't nobody got time for that. Guess I'll just print something out. Drew a little image with some text on my tablet, sent it to the printer. Black apparently doesn't want to print anymore even though it's still fucking full.
 
 HP YOU CERTIFIED MOTHERFUCKERS!!! How fucking difficult can it be to make a printer and make it into something that doesn't shit on me every fucking time I want to use it?! Why do I have to deal with your shit, on top of my mother's?! WHY?!!!!
 
 Fuck me. Happy birthday to my mother, and silently I wish that it's her last one. The bitch wouldn't - no she didn't - piss on me even when I was on fire!! Where were you "dear family member" when I was homeless, huh?! WHERE WERE YOU, WHEN I STOOD ON TOP OF A BRIDGE, READY TO END MY LIFE AND BEGGED TO YOU TO ALLOW ME TO STAY IN YOUR HOME FOR THE NIGHT?! Mother my fucking ass. A blood bond that I wish I never had! And that I have to work for now, because you fucking bitch can't even possibly think as far into the future as to invite your peers for a birthday party.. I dunno, maybe a week in advance, like a sensible human being would? At least she's improving, my little sister's and brother's birthdays she just invited me for the day before. And I also had to get a present ready for, in the middle of the fucking night. Fucking hell!!!12
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					!dev && rant
 
 Went to the café earlier today to buy some cigarettes, because the nearby beauty/drug store is phasing them out due to what according to the cashier I asked is because "we are a beauty store so cigarettes don't align with that philosophy!"
 
 If they really stand for beauty, they wouldn't have employed you, ugly fucking bitch.
 
 So, onwards to the café which I recall has a cigarette vending machine. Closed.
 
 To the next one!
 
 Me: "Um, do you have a cigarette vending machine?"
 Bartender: "Nope."
 
 Some motherfucker who was drinking there: "You know, you could stop smoking and start living healthy-"
 
 Me: "you know how difficult it is to stop smoking? ^^"
 
 Me (internally): YOU FILTHY WASTE OF OXYGEN, THIS IS MY BODY, MY LIFE, I CHOOSE WHAT TO DO WITH IT!! Or are you divine oracle of knowledge about health somehow an authoritative source of advice?!
 
 You know what that sounds like? It sounds like those fucking morons on every Windows rant saying "yOU sHoULd rEalY usE LenOx!!". Or the motherfuckers at every family dinner saying "I am vegan, therefore you shouldn't eat meat!!"
 
 Same motherfucker: "Oh it looks like you're sweating too!"
 
 YEAH YOU PIECE OF SHIT, I REALLY DIDN'T NOTICE THAT YET!!! IT'S 32 FUCKING DEGREES IN MY APARTMENT, MY ASSCRACK IS WELDED TOGETHER, YET YOU THINK THAT I DIDN'T NOTICE YET THAT I'M SWEATING?!!!
 
 If only I could shoot them in their fucking heads and expose them for the brainless pieces of shit they are!!!31
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					I've been working exclusively from home for over 2 years now. I've been seeing several posts from people talking about adjusting to working from home, so I figured I would compile a list of tips I've learned over the years to help make the adjustment easier for some people.
 
 1) Limit as many distractions as possible. WFH makes it much easier to get distracted. If you have roommates/family members at home, ask them politely to leave you alone while you're working. Make sure the TV is turned off, put your phone on silent, etc.
 
 2) Take regular breaks. I find it easier to accidentally go hours without taking a real break from work. Try working in half hour intervals, and then taking 5-10 minute breaks. Read an article, watch a youtube video, grab some coffee/tea, etc.
 
 3) When you eat lunch, eat it away from your computer. I often find myself eating lunch trying to wrap up fixing a bug, which makes it feel like I never really "took a lunch." Lately I've been trying to step away and do something else completely unrelated to work.
 
 4) Get ready for work like you normally would. It's very easy to wake up, throw on your favorite pair of sweats and sit at the computer with messy hair half awake "ready" to start the day. Instead try doing your normal morning routine before sitting at your computer. It will help your mind and body go into "it's time to work" mode.
 
 5) Keep your work area clean. I find it very difficult to work when my workspace is cluttered. Studies have shown working in a messy place tend to make us less efficient.
 
 6) Keep your work area work related. Try to only have the things you need for work in your workspace. If you're working from your personal computer this can be difficult. I always end up with camera/music equipment left over from the previous night's photo editing/jam sessions. So try to clean off your desk when you're done for the night so it's ready for work in the morning.
 
 7) Prepare for meetings. I have alarms set 10 minutes in advance so I can go from programming mode to meeting mode. During this time I'll go to the bathroom, grab a snack, water, mute all my email notifications, close any non essential programs, get my code ready if I need to present it.
 
 Stuff is hard & stressful right now, but hopefully these tips will make it a bit easier. If anyone else has any good tips please share them.5
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					I am much too tired to go into details, probably because I left the office at 11:15pm, but I finally finished a feature. It doesn't even sound like a particularly large or complicated feature. It sounds like a simple, 1-2 day feature until you look at it closely.
 
 It took me an entire fucking week. and all the while I was coaching a junior dev who had just picked up Rails and was building something very similar.
 
 It's the model, controller, and UI for creating a parent object along with 0-n child objects, with default children suggestions, a fancy ui including the ability to dynamically add/remove children via buttons. and have the entire happy family save nicely and atomically on the backend. Plus a detailed-but-simple listing for non-technicals including some absolutely nontrivial css acrobatics.
 
 After getting about 90% of everything built and working and beautiful, I learned that Rails does quite a bit of this for you, through `accepts_nested_params_for :collection`. But that requires very specific form input namespacing, and building that out correctly is flipping difficult. It's not like I could find good examples anywhere, either. I looked for hours. I finally found a rails tutorial vide linked from a comment on a SO answer from five years ago, and mashed its oversimplified and dated examples with the newer documentation, and worked around the issues that of course arose from that disasterous paring.
 
 like.
 I needed to store a template of the child object markup somewhere, yeah? The video had me trying to store all of the markup in a `data-fields=" "` attrib. wth? I tried storing it as a string and injecting it into javascript, but that didn't work either. parsing errors! yay! good job, you two.
 
 So I ended up storing the markup (rendered from a rails partial) in an html comment of all things, and pulling the markup out of the comment and gsubbing its IDs on document load. This has the annoying effect of preventing me from using html comments in that partial (not that i really use them anyway, but.)
 
 Just.
 Every step of the way on building this was another mountain climb.
 * singular vs plural naming and routing, and named routes. and dealing with issues arising from existing incorrect pluralization.
 * reverse polymorphic relation (child -> x parent)
 * The testing suite is incompatible with the new rails6. There is no fix. None. I checked. Nope. Not happening.
 * Rails6 randomly and constantly crashes and/or caches random things (including arbitrary code changes) in development mode (and only development mode) when working with multiple databases.
 * nested form builders
 * styling a fucking checkbox
 * Making that checkbox (rather, its label and container div) into a sexy animated slider
 * passing data and locals to and between partials
 * misleading documentation
 * building the partials to be self-contained and reusable
 * coercing form builders into namespacing nested html inputs the way Rails expects
 * input namespacing redux, now with nested form builders too!
 * Figuring out how to generate markup for an empty child when I'm no longer rendering the children myself
 * Figuring out where the fuck to put the blank child template markup so it's accessible, has the right namespacing, and is not submitted with everything else
 * Figuring out how the fuck to read an html comment with JS
 * nested strong params
 * nested strong params
 * nested fucking strong params
 * caching parsed children's data on parent when the whole thing is bloody atomic.
 * Converting datetimes from/to milliseconds on save/load
 * CSS and bootstrap collisions
 * CSS and bootstrap stupidity
 * Reinventing the entire multi-child / nested params / atomic creating/updating/deleting feature on my own before discovering Rails can do that for you.
 
 Just.
 I am so glad it's working.
 I don't even feel relieved. I just feel exhausted.
 
 But it's done.
 finally.
 
 and it's done well. It's all self-contained and reusable, it's easy to read, has separate styling and reusable partials, etc. It's a two line copy/paste drop-in for any other model that needs it. Two lines and it just works, and even tells you if you screwed up.
 
 I'm incredibly proud of everything that went into this.
 But mostly I'm just incredibly tired.
 
 Time for some well-deserved sleep.7
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					!dev
 
 Day 8 in isolation.
 Im lonely..
 My brother calls me.
 I haven’t talked to my brother in a long time.
 He believes that capitalism is the answer to everything.
 It sucks to be lonely in my tiny little apartment so I actually Skyped with him today.
 
 After a 3h call I remember why I don’t usually talk to him.
 
 What he’s saying is:
 Democracy only works if the vote of rich people is worth more.
 The happiness of your people is defined by the amount of money your country has.
 Thanks to Corona, the EU, Russia, Afrika and China are gonna be slums. They’ll be poor and without money.
 The US is the only country that’s gonna be fine and it’s gonna be the most important country in the world.
 Putin didn’t do anything illegal, he stays president because the people vote for him.
 
 FFS, I tried to tell him my opinion on each single one of those statements, he ignored me and kept telling me how it’s the rich people that keep the clock ticking.9
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					I found some rum!
 
 Specifically kahlua.
 Kahlua, milk, Tito’s. Mmm. And so strong.
 
 I tried adding creme de cacao, but I wasn’t strong enough to open the bottle. 🙁
 
 Anyway, we played a family game that amounts to throwing a ball or other toy into a bucket from increasing distances / more difficult areas of the room. With my drunken coordination it was a great time. 😁
 
 No work today.
 Just packing and fun.
 ☺️7
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					I recently left a job after a few years of intense work and long hours. After leaving, I left a critical but fair Glassdoor review. Since then, I have received multiple emails from the CEO of my former employer asking me to remove the review and including (what I perceive to be) threats of the industry being “small” and mentioning my new manager by name.
 
 I had seldom spoken to the CEO before these emails – a bit of small talk here and there in the office – and his notes to me contained details about personal and family struggles (as justification for poor leadership and mistreating employees?) that I thought verged on inappropriate. I had also delivered all of the feedback in my review throughout my tenure at the company – and, of course, had not received any interest from leadership in discussing my thoughts until I made them public.
 
 What is the best way to respond here? As an attempt to diffuse the situation, I sent a kind email back acknowledging that working there was at times difficult, but also expressing my gratitude for all I learned and the opportunities I had. After that email, he again asked that I remove the review and made reference to the “small community” of the industry.
 
 Should I remove the review? Is he really going to tell my new boss that I left a critical (but truthful) Glassdoor review? If he does, will my new boss even care, or will he see this as a weird and inappropriate overstep from my old employer?12
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					Today I had to give the privacy speech to my family as to why I don't want to use WhatsApp (where my family has a group discussion). It was pretty difficult in the beginning because they used a lot of the "You shouldn't care if you have nothing to hide." rethoric.
 
 But in the end most of them understood my point of view, and I even got my aunt to install Signal to try it out. I have hope that some day all of our family discussions will be completely private.11
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					I'll give you a few reasons to walk away from a dev's chair:
 
 1. if you want your life to be simple and not challenging, if you just want to go with the flow - choose something else. Dev's life will definitely bring some challenges to your day (and sometimes night, and sometimes - your weekends). Especially if you feel you are a perfectionist, dev life could turn your life into a living hell if not handled with care.
 
 2. If you like to see people smiling, if you love that feeling when you help someone and that someone has a better day thanks to you - choose something else. 1st line SD would probably do, but the further from technology you go - the more smiles (and human faces overall) you'll see.
 
 3. If you prefer person-to-person interaction over to talking to machines - definitely don't be a dev. Go to management, administration or smth else, but development. >90% of the human interaction in this field is arguments and conflicts; ~8% are requests for assistance, and the remaining 2% are shared by saying "hi" to the office administrator and your (semi|)annual reviews with your manager. Not kidding.
 
 4. If you have a personality where you find it difficult to stand your ground and not budge to the pressure/blame game/your managers asking you to stay in late. Like it or not, it happens quite often. Many devs have spoiled the management by budging to their requests/demands to stay for OT/unpaid OT to "fix the mess they have made". That's a blame game right there. And these people stay in and do what the slaves do - work for free because they are yelled at. And then management sees this technique work and (ab|)uses it on other devs. If you can say NO and stick to it, prolly wave with some printed paragraphs of labour law in front that manager's nose - it won't be a problem. But if your consciousness is too troubling - stay away from this field of engineering.
 
 5. If you want to easily "disconnect" from work and go do something else - dev's career might be a problem. Yes, your computer might be shut down/hibernated/suspended after 5pm until 9m the next morning, but your brain will most likely keep trying to solve the problems you were facing. You'll prolly use your own computer to do some research, check some forums, docs, etc. - this is all your free time, this is all your family time donated to your manager (and to your personal knowledge base). Not to mention, all these things you learn will soon enough become obsolete, as new technologies will replace them. So if you'd like to easily "disconnect" after 5pm, doing that as a dev might be too challenging.1
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					I am so fucking lost.
 
 I literally have zero expectations from life for now and future.
 
 There was a time when I had so much clarity in my life. Rather, I was known for it.
 Folks used to reach me out for guidance and my approaches even worked for others.
 
 I was goal oriented and biased towards action. Failing and learning from it, I used to make things happen and with constant feedback kept progressing.
 
 While none of that has changed, I still feel lost and numb. No, I am not depressed or suffering through any mental illness. I am physical active and able to feel the happiness.
 
 But the recent incident with a narcissistic, left me emotionally handicap. I can no longer feel any kind of love or affection. I overcame the damage done and healed myself.
 
 But now, I am done. Even if I engage with anyone for a relationship it would be mostly for sex. I can care for people around me and be affectionate towards them but when it comes to an intimate relationship, I feel it's not something I can do in this lifetime. I tried multiple times but failed.
 
 These days, all I am doing is putting my heads down and working like crazy. Never in my life I worked more than 10 hours in an entire week. Now, I work 10+ hours everyday. During that time, I am highly productive.
 
 And in my free time, I am busy housekeeping different life problems. Either paying bills, figuring out an insurance, planning some investment, or making some kind of life decision.
 
 It's draining me. I feel as if I am losing sanity. But that's the only thing I am able to do.
 
 Maybe it's the lockdown effect. Maybe some damage is yet to be healed.
 
 But I got nothing better to do. I have some good ideas. Not those hipster-ish disruptive Million dollar ideas, but decent enough to solve a problem for a strong use case.
 
 However, all of this is becoming overwhelming these days. Because decision making is complex and difficult task. It can make or break the future.
 
 As of now I am confused how should I go about pursuing two of the important projects that I want to accomplish.
 
 1. Migrating out of Google ecosystem. Is it even practically possible for my use case? What are the alternatives? Planning to opt in for a paid cloud storage so have to factor in that aspect as well.
 
 I want to keep this new setup only for official use like bank and government stuff. Maybe family and close friends. Then have current ids for public logins and sharing it with retards whom I can block or ignore if they harass me. The research is overwhelming but having a structured setup gives insane amount of efficiency when life is spam free.
 
 2. Migrating my Pihole and OpenVPN setup out of Digital Ocean to GCP. Primarily because $5 is a lot of amount for my computational requirements and Google has used my data enough, for me to use the free tier.
 However, there isn't a simple script for a tech noob like me, to go ahead and setup something. I did find a Github repository but the documentation is kind of outdated so RTFM failed for me.
 
 I don't know whether to pursue my start-up or let it go and focus on moving to Europe.
 
 It's just so fucking stupid to even exist. And let's not forget taxes. Bloody taxes.16
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					Happy birthday to my self. Away from my family and friends, alone in the city alone in the office pushing keys on keyboard to deliver the project.
 
 It's been very difficult year for me, both physically and mentally.
 
 I hope next year will be better than this.
 
 Fuck you 2019.
 
 PS: birthday and end year selfish. 12 12
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					My mom is a basic user that needs to use only basic apps to chat and speak with family, post photos and play one or two games.
 
 She is always ranting about how difficult is to do simple things. And she is mostly right.
 
 Like, where are my fucking photos gone?
 Why is facebook/whasapp/whatever different today, where are the fucking buttons gone?
 what the fuck happened (when while clicking something a update windows popup and you click something else). Why the buttons are so small (when you want to close a fucking ad windows with a little invisible fucking "x" somewhere and you click the ad instead)?
 I don't want no fucking cookies.
 Why after windows update my fucking game doesn't work anymore. Why I can't hear anything through the fucking skype?
 
 The fact that she knows I'm one of the moron who builds kind of not-usable and buggy fucking things, doesn't help.2
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					I just found out my parents have less than $30 in the bank by the end of each month after all expenses...
 
 We are not living. We are barely surviving....
 
 Every day in my house it is dark and the lights are off. They turn all lights off in order to avoid getting a high electricity bill. I have to use my phone's flashlight as the main source of light in my own house, as if i live in abandoned cottage in the middle of a forest.....
 
 Both my parents are jobless (have been their entire lives). They just borrow money from their family members and grandparents to pay these bills every month. They depended on luck their whole lives. A luck in context of "maybe if i dont work anything at all then a huge pile of money will fall down from the sky!".
 
 So now I, as their son, have to grow up in extreme poverty and fight my way up, because of DUMB, STUPID people. They are good people, but what does being a good person bring if you are fucking stupid and valueless?
 
 I knew i was poor but today i found out i was THIS poor. I had no idea we were THIS much poor. Because today my 4g internet got cut off due to not paying bills. The bill is $30. My dad cant pay it cause he doesnt have $30 in the bank. I was in shock. So i had to pay it
 
 My $8.125 usd an hour backend software engineer + DevOps engineer (2 jobs in 1), is considered as LUXURIOUS SALARY, in the most corrupted country of Europe -- SERBIA 🇷🇸
 
 When i tell the world i make $8 an hour with a computer science degree working as a software engineer, they laugh at me. People mock me "bro even a mcdonalds worker earns $17/hour what are you doing" im doing what i was born into -- born into poverty of a third world shithole country.
 
 With my $8 an hour salary, i am in TOP 3% of the HIGHEST earners in serbia. Can you fucking imagine how miserable lives do people live if this is not even an average salary, but among the ELITE salary? Because the average salary in Serbia, is $3.75 usd an hour, sometimes even less than that.
 
 When people say "its not about luck its about hard work", please, GO. FUCK. YOURSELF.
 
 Go and be born in a shithole third world country. Now on top of that be born in poverty due to poor decisions of your parents. Go ahead and try it. Lets see how hard you fucking have to work to get to the same level compared to someone who was born into for example America, where you get paid 6 figures immediately after graduating computer science. Or on top of that, you're born in a wealthy family in america. Did you work hard to be born in the 1st class freak show or were you LUCKY to be gifted such life?
 
 My whole life i have been fighting to get money and escape this misery due to poor decisions of my parents.
 
 Very ironically, my parents have lived extremely luxurious lives in the 90s. They had 5 cars. 1 huge house with a backyard garage private office private jacuzzi private gym. This house was worth at least 500k in the 90s. Today this house would cost at least 1.5 or 2 million. They went to luxurious travels. Hotels of $5000 per night per person. Literally wasted 45k in 3 days just for hotel. They even GAVE AWAY FOR FREE money to our relatives and cousins, taking them on luxurious vacations for free etc. None of those people appreciated them, none of them came to help them in tough times, everyone forgot about them and abandoned us.
 
 Like i said, my parents are good people, but what does it profit being a good person if you are FUCKING STUPID.
 
 They were extremely LUCKY but their STUPIDNESS has made them broke. I couldn't be THIS much fucking stupid even if i tried hard.
 
 Nobody is coming to save us. No one cares. Its all up to me now. All the pressure and stress and poverty is passed and inherited onto my life now. its up to me to either get rich or end my STUPID bloodline
 
 I am living a very difficult life and no one seems to understand this...23
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					I got so many concerns/questions about the EU chat control and the future. Sorry for my long rant lol:
 1) What about projects that are on life support and no active development?
 2) What about chat application in video games or the chat service on the website of a local shop
 3) What about false flags? Like that parent who got into legal trouble for sharing a picture of his kid with a doctor to get a medical opinion on some skin condition. (might misremember the details)
 4) What about false flags like instagram banning accounts and forwarding it to the police department and over-exhausting the resources of the police (accidental 'DDOS' of their personel)
 5) What if the content shared in country A is legally OK but not in country B. What if you then travel there? Or if your participant is from that country B.
 6) What about content that is taboo but should be OK to discussed? Like puberty or hormonal discussions online? Some subreddits like "stopsmoking" is now also regional banned by Reddit in the UK to avoid any unneeded risks. That is bad. YouTube had some problem where adult content existed on their platform but labeled as educational.
 7) What if you encrypt messages before sending it. Will you be banned just in case? What if you need support with an app and you send an encrypted application crash log that came from your computer, will you now be banned just in case?
 8) What if you like privacy and have those apps for innocent purposes. Is having those apps now illegal
 9) What if criminals use apps from Asia or Africa or somewhere where this law is not present/enforced. Or what if they create a simple app with this encryption. It is not difficult to make one.
 10) Before 2001, airport security was very lax but then 9/11 happened and the security increased. It never went back to the state before. Since they have or will have this check, what will them stop it from expanding it after the next disaster of an unrelated accident (like terrorist attack).
 11) What if those services miss a case? Will the company that allows this to be send now have legal trouble?
 12) What if users are using metaphors or practice self-censorship to avoid flagged words? We see it with monetization in social media (like murder or killing is replaced with "unaliving")
 13) It will be just an other problem to start a new company with limited budget. So start-ups will just have a bit harder time to break into the market.
 14) this might just push users away from mainstream options
 15) it's just an other attack vector for hackers to use
 16) Do we want to have private companies be able to scan our messages because they are contracted by the government? They can have their own bias to satisfy their shareholders. What if they are invested by the Big Oil so critic towards the Big Oil is altered? How certain can you be this won't happen now or in the future. Reddit Admin did that before so who knows at this point.
 17) Anonymity will disappear.
 18) Different companies verify users and store this data so this seems like a major cyberrisk and identity theft waiting to happen
 19) fragmentation of users. it is now annoying that some family or friends don't use whatsapp but use telegram and the other way around. You might need +5 chat application to keep contact and lose social relationships.
 20) Is AI detected messages even legal proof in court?
 21) What if you talk about video games and flag the AI system this way? Or use abbreviation from a niche community that also overlaps with flagged words (like checkpoint being abbreviated as CP) or just the language with poor support or use a 'dialect' in your chat that trips up the software.
 22) What if your phone is stolen and they send those messages in your name or this is done remotely.
 23) What if you are sharing old family pictures and there is 1 and only 1 odd picture that just barely trips up the system.
 24) Games like 'Beyond human' also has gameplay that hurts a fictional child which fits the storyline and acts as shock value. Will this be banned
 25) The newer population will see this as normal so what will they find acceptable if they can now vote7
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					!dev
 
 Should I be myself? A tougher question than is seems.
 
 I’ve had major struggles, faced and conquered death, travelled the world, and live with highly functioning Aspergers and much more. Not boasting, just laying the background info.
 
 With all of this it has led me understand, on a fundamental level, difficult truths that most people only understand upon death (if ever at all).
 
 These lessons have had an unspeakable positive impact on my life and the way I approach things.
 
 The problem seems to be that many of these truths are non-transferable, and that the process of even mentioning them makes most people uncomfortable.
 
 I understand though, that the best truths in life are ALWAYS uncomfortable, and that there is great value in this for those who choose to accept it.
 
 But should I risk putting these views into the world in a recorded manner?
 
 This is something I struggle with all the time.
 
 Currently, I do not use social media often (devRant excluded) because it is a cancer. Even when FB came out in high school I knew (without having the words to express it) that it was dangerous and cancerous to real life.
 
 But it is such a powerful tool that it cannot be ignored.
 
 ———
 
 For example. I moved across the country without a job, away from everyone I ever knew, to pursue the goal of starting my own software businesses.
 
 The responses I got to this included...
 
 “Won’t you miss you family and friends?”
 “Why don’t you save for a while and go then?”
 “Why don’t you look for a job and leave when you get one?”
 “Aren’t you afraid of being alone?”
 
 Most these seem like legitimate questions, and because I cared about these people I treated them as legitimate.
 
 But my real opinion is that every one of those questions is based on either weakness, fear or stupidity.
 
 - Of course I will miss my family and friends, why try to guilt me into sacrificing life for this!
 - Why not wait for “the right time”, because the right time never comes. That is an excuse for failures to continue failing.
 - Why not wait to get a job? Because that won’t happen if your not there! It’s just a fact, get over it!
 - You are alone! You can try to fill your life with people and crap but in the end you are born and die alone! I’ve been dead and know this like I know the sun will rise.
 
 But you see all of that above, for most people that stuff hurts. It seems insensitive and cruel.
 
 It hurts because it is true.
 
 ————
 
 That’s just a small sample of things.
 
 The larger question still stand...
 
 Should I be myself?
 
 I really don’t know the answer and don’t expect one to come. Maybe someday I will find a way to do this.
 
 For now I will continue to be what people expect me to be.
 
 ———
 
 To end this I am gonna quote the rapper Pusha T and his new album...
 
 “Remember Will Smith won the first Grammy?”
 “And they ain’t even recognize Hova until Annie”
 “So I don’t tap dance for the crackers and sing Mammy”
 
 Maybe some day I will be able to stop tap dancing...
 
 Maybe
 
 https://open.spotify.com/track/...7
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					Did a website for my uncle. I'm not a web dev and I don't normally do this kind of thing for family but he's putting me up for two weeks. So he asked how difficult websites are, basically just needed me to drop some stuff in a template and host it. Not a problem. The man then brings me a printed piece of paper with changes he wants.... No copy paste for me...2
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					the one that exists (c#) seems underused compared to where it could (or even should) be used. and the place that uses it the most (enterprise) butchers and mangles its use, just as enterprise tends to do with everything.
 
 the one that i'm designing... the fact that it doesn't exist yet, and that even as i'm zeroing in on syntax and philosophy that i'm very much starting to be proud of, i still don't have a proper idea of how to implement even the most basic parser/interpreter for it, not because it's in any way difficult or unusual, but just because... i've never done that before, so i get into weird circular thought paths that produce weird nonsensical code...
 
 ... on top of that, i still only have a very, very fuzzy idea of how will it (sometime in extremely distant future) actually implement the most interesting and core feature - event-based continuous (partial) re-parsing of the source code and the fact that traversing the tokens at the leaf level of the syntax tree should result in valid machine code (or at least assembly) that is the "compiled" program.
 
 i *know* it's possible, i just don't yet know enough to have a contrete idea how exactly to achieve it.
 
 but imagine - a programming language where interactive programming is basically the default way of working, and basically the same as normal programming in it, except the act of parsing is also the (in-memory) compilation at the same time, so it's running directly on the hardware instead of via interpretrer/vm/any of that overhead crap.
 
 also then kinda open-source by definition.
 
 and then to "only" write an OS in that, and voilá! a smalltalk-like environment with non-exotic, c-family syntax and actual native performance!
 
 ahhh... <3
 
 * a man can dream *2
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					Well my last job was nothing but a call center with AT&T, but I will tell the story of how I got my current job which is also my first job as a developer.
 
 I was living in Texas. I just moved out of a house I was renting and my girlfriend at the time moved back to Missouri and she was about 5 months pregnant.
 
 She wanted us to all be in Missouri because that's where her family is. No big deal for me, but we didn't have a place to stay yet in Missouri and it was difficult to find a job in a city that has very little to offer in what I do, and of course, wants experienced people despite what said they were looking for.
 
 For 5 months I kept looking for a job while I stayed with my parents and worked at the call center and she with her mom and stepdad so I could save up to not only make the trip to Missouri but to be able to make a payment on a place which we were also having trouble finding.
 
 Even if I didn't have a job or if we didn't find a place, I was not going to miss the birth of my child. So, within about 3 weeks of her due date, it was time for me to make the trip to Missouri. I still haven't found a job but at least we were going to have a place ready for my child within the week. With all the money I saved, we could get through a couple of months of rent, bills and necessities, but still needed to find work.
 
 After only a week after we got the place, I almost gave up so I started to apply at restaurants as a backup after I found a couple more places. The restaurants were quick to respond and I had interviews scheduled for the week that I applied. I knew I was going to be miserable working at a restaurant, but I needed a job, any job. As a last attempt, the day before my first interview with one restaurant, I found a new posting for an entry level position early in the morning. I quickly sent in my resume but didn't expect anything until weeks later. It only took a few hours for a reply and he wondered if we could do a phone interview. I said yes, of course. After the interview, he said that he had one more person to interview but he would let me know. I thought, great, there goes my chance. After only an hour of waiting, while I was looking for more places to apply, he calls me back saying that he wants to hire me. Immediately after I got the job I cancel my other interviews and I started the next day.
 
 It was great I got the job, but it was a far drive. However, they did offer telecommuting, but I had to come in every day until they felt I understood their work flow. I did inform my boss that my son would be born really soon but he was okay with letting me take off when it was time.
 
 I started on a Wednesday in May of 2014 and made the 1.5 hour drive every day. After only working 10 days, my girlfriend calls me at work saying that it's time for the baby to come but it would be a while so I could finish my shift and then come straight to the hospital.
 
 I get there but still no baby. It was a long labor which ended up in C-section at 4 in the morning the next day. My son was finally born on a Wednesday and it was the greatest thing in my life.
 
 But now, I am a single dad(about a year now and it was mutual) and I am the only developer as of a couple of weeks ago. Despite how they handle things and my annoying coworker that sits next to me which I have ranted about in a previous posts, I do enjoy working there trying to improve and move the company forward. After all, I work from home 3 days out of the week now. The rants will still come lol.
 
 Sorry for the mood kill at the end but that's my story. 😁
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					Working on a test assignment for an interview with a company. There's a time limit of 3 days and I absolutely hate how quickly I have to do everything (I don't have much free time because of some family obligations). I'm just copying stuff from a tutorial because I find it very difficult to start projects from scratch. Analysis paralysis gets in the way. I'll be hired as a senior so people will expect me to make technical decisions all the time and this scares me but I'm greedy and I like the extra money. Part of me wishes I could find a junior job and just work on very basic stuff.
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					< The IT guy Fixes it all. A brief story about an old couple I knew >
 
 So... I know a very old man, that keeps a great (young) appearence despite his over 80 yo. He has been a friend of my family also and my neighbour.
 He lived with his slightly younger wife. They had suns/ daughters, grandsuns and even a few grand-grand suns. Despite their family keep making visits regularly, most of the time, their main company were the neighbours. And me and my younger brother were like a second grandsuns to them, and we saw them the same way.
 
 Every time there was somethng to fix. A radio, a tv, an old ring telephone. They would call me to fix it.
 
 At a certain age, my parents moved out to a different street, me and my brother started spending more time away from our village, so this very lovable cuple, keept calling to my place like we were still available 24/7.
 
 The most funny request was when the old man calls meand says something like is:
 OldMan: - Hello, André! everything is good with you?
 Me: - Hi. I'm great! I'm spending a lot of time away now, but despite that, all is good.
 OldMan - Nice to hear you! You are still studdying Computers? I think I need you to do me a favor, if you find some time.
 Me - If it's nothing too difficult, or time consuming, maybe I can. What is it?
 
 And then he breaks it.
 OldMan - I have an electronic heater, but I can 't make it run. But maybe you can fix it. You know all about this electronic stuff...
 (after laughing a litle bit)
 Me : Well! That is a litle bit out of my league.
 
 BTW. A curious info. The old women couldn't recognize a single letter before her 70's. She basically didn't knew how to use a phone, but then she started a senior class to learned to read, write and basic algebra. And this would become a life saving gift to her.
 
 One time that she injuried herself in the back caused by an hard fall at her place, she was able to drag herself to the phone, and instead of calling the Urgence Team, she called me .
 Luckly I was at home, and could get help in time.1
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					I've been working for over a year now in this remote job as a sysadmin for a local client. I personally find this job quite intimidating at first with all of the infrastructure and all of its many microservices running in high availability set up. I enjoyed learning everything about them and why it's been set up this way, which gives me ideas if I were to build my own app (not competing with my current employer, of course).
 
 But now I don't feel comfortable managing this beast in its many environments.
 
 From time to time, I would hear from my old colleagues at my old sucky company for help in their work and that they know I'm an expert in. I help and it makes me feel good.
 
 Now I'm at a career dilemma. I don't want to lose my current job because I feel "uncomfortable" with managing and administrating the tech holding the whole infrastructure. And I don't wanna go back to my old job with the sucky pay and the feel of being unchallenged. And if I try to find another job, I might be as lucky as I do now, especially good difficult it is for me to find a remote job to begin with.
 
 Objectively, I just need to clear off my debts (at this rate, in 4 years), and have a side income to support my family. But I don't think I can follow through on that plan. Should I look for a new job or do better with the current job that I have now?3
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					Hey folks!
 I have been trying to write a forex/crypto-currency trading bot. I am pretty good at trading manually but due to job & family responsibilities it has become difficult for me to make time for it now.
 I am not sure where to start. I got the live market feed. and authentication ready. and some indicators and technical analysis functions ready.
 Anyone doing the same kind things, I need suggestions on this. like strategies and things like that.
 Please guide me in this regards. I am very much confused right now.
 I need to automate this thing as soon as possible.5
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					WHERE TO HIRE A CRYPTO RECOVERY EXPERT; BITCOIN AND USDT RECOVERY EXPERT HIRE CYBER CONSTABLE INTELLIGENCE
 
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 I felt a renewed sense of hope as they outlined their strategies for tracking and recovering my lost investment. As the days passed, I remained in constant communication with the team at Techy Force Cyber Retrieval. They kept me updated on their progress, which further instilled confidence in their abilities. I was amazed at how diligently they worked to investigate the circumstances surrounding my loss. Their commitment to my case was evident, and I could sense that they genuinely cared about helping me recover my funds. The moment I had been anxiously waiting for arrived. Techy Force Cyber Retrieval successfully tracked down my lost USDT and facilitated its recovery. The joy and relief I felt were indescribable. It was as if a heavy burden had been lifted from my shoulders. I could hardly believe that I had regained what I thought was lost forever. This experience not only restored my faith in the possibility of recovery but also taught me the importance of seeking help from professionals in times of crisis. I wholeheartedly recommend Techy Force Cyber Retrieval to anyone who finds themselves in a similar predicament. Their top-notch services and unwavering dedication to their clients set them apart from others in the industry. If you are struggling with the aftermath of a scam or a failed investment, do not hesitate to reach out to them. They have the expertise and resources to turn your situation around, just as they did for me. My family and I are incredibly grateful for their intervention, which transformed a difficult chapter in our lives into a triumphant success story. T.e.l.e.g.r.a.m (@) Techyforcecyber is truly the best recovery firm to handle your case, and I can confidently say that they will work tirelessly to ensure a swift retrieval of your lost investment funds.5
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 Greetings to friends and family,
 I am Dr. Richard, writing to you from Canada to share an important and personal story that I believe could help others avoid the same mistakes I made. In 2024, I decided to try my hand at binary trading, drawn in by the promises of high returns and seemingly legitimate platforms. Unfortunately, what I thought was a golden opportunity quickly turned into a costly and painful experience. I was introduced to what appeared to be a professional binary trading platform, complete with glossy promises of quick profits and user-friendly tools. Eager to capitalize on the potential for fast gains, I invested a significant amount of money. At first, things seemed promising small gains here and there. But soon after, things took a turn for the worse. The platform I had trusted began to show signs of irregularities. My attempts to withdraw funds were blocked, and communication with the platform's support team became increasingly difficult. In the end, I realized I had been scammed, and all my invested funds had vanished without a trace. For a while, I felt hopeless. I had no idea how to retrieve my lost money or who to turn to. But fortunately, I was referred to Salvage Asset Recovery, a team of experts specializing in recovering funds from online frauds, including binary trading scams. Salvage Asset Recovery used advanced forensic techniques to track down the stolen funds and worked relentlessly to retrieve every penny I had lost. Thanks to their hard work and professionalism, I was able to recover all my lost money. I am truly grateful for their expertise, which turned a situation that seemed irreversible into a positive outcome. Now, I want to share my experience with others to prevent anyone from falling into the same trap. While binary trading can appear enticing, it is a space where scams are alarmingly common. If you’ve already fallen victim to such a scam, I highly recommend reaching out to experts like Salvage Asset Recovery. They specialize in recovering funds lost in binary trading, forex, and other online investment scams. Please, take caution before investing in any online trading platform. Ensure it’s fully regulated and verified. If you’ve already been defrauded, remember that there is hope for recovery. Salvage Asset Recovery helped me reclaim my funds, and they can help you too.
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 Living in Los Angeles, I never imagined I’d face such a difficult chapter in my life. At the time, my wife was pregnant, and we were both excited about starting a family. The joy of anticipating a new life should have been the focus, but instead, I found myself trapped in a financial nightmare. I had gotten involved in trading, thinking I was making smart decisions, but it quickly spiraled out of control. To make matters worse, I fell victim to a series of scams, losing over $70,000 in total. Just when I thought things couldn’t get worse, I received a call from someone who promised to help me recover my losses. Desperate to fix the situation, I went along with it, hoping for a breakthrough. But it turned out to be another scam. This left me feeling completely defeated. I was struggling with the weight of my financial ruin, trying to stay positive for my wife and the baby on the way. But the stress was overwhelming, and I felt like I was sinking into a hole with no way out. That's when I discovered Trust Geeks Hack Expert. Their team quickly took control of the situation, and it was a relief to finally work with people who knew what they were doing. They reassured me, explained how they would help, and guided me step by step through the process. I had been lost and confused, but Trust Geeks Hack Expert. provided the clear path forward that I desperately needed. What impressed me most about Trust Geeks Hack Expert. was their professionalism and dedication. They didn’t just promise results they delivered. They took the time to walk me through each stage of the process, answering all of my questions and addressing every concern. Their expertise gave me a renewed sense of hope, and I started to see progress in recovering my funds. They handled everything with care and efficiency, allowing me to focus on my growing family without the constant weight of financial stress hanging over me .Thanks to Trust Geeks Hack Expert support team E m a i l : Trust geeks hack expert @ fast ser vi ce...c o m & Tele Gr am,Trust geeks hack expert, I can finally breathe a little easier. They gave me the peace of mind I had been searching for and turned a hopeless situation into something manageable. With their help, I’m now able to look forward to the future, especially with a baby on the way. I am beyond grateful for their support and guidance throughout this challenging time. If you ever find yourself in a similar situation, I can’t recommend Trust Geeks Hack Expert. they truly know how to make things right.1
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 Living in Los Angeles, I never imagined I’d face such a difficult chapter in my life. At the time, my wife was pregnant, and we were both excited about starting a family. The joy of anticipating a new life should have been the focus, but instead, I found myself trapped in a financial nightmare. I had gotten involved in trading, thinking I was making smart decisions, but it quickly spiraled out of control. To make matters worse, I fell victim to a series of scams, losing over $70,000 in total. Just when I thought things couldn’t get worse, I received a call from someone who promised to help me recover my losses. Desperate to fix the situation, I went along with it, hoping for a breakthrough. But it turned out to be another scam. This left me feeling completely defeated. I was struggling with the weight of my financial ruin, trying to stay positive for my wife and the baby on the way. But the stress was overwhelming, and I felt like I was sinking into a hole with no way out. That's when I discovered Digital Tech Guard Recovery. Their team quickly took control of the situation, and it was a relief to finally work with people who knew what they were doing. They reassured me, explained how they would help, and guided me step by step through the process. I had been lost and confused, but Digital Tech Guard Recovery provided the clear path forward that I desperately needed. What impressed me most about Digital Tech Guard Recovery was their professionalism and dedication. They didn’t just promise results they delivered. They took the time to walk me through each stage of the process, answering all of my questions and addressing every concern. Their expertise gave me a renewed sense of hope, and I started to see progress in recovering my funds. They handled everything with care and efficiency, allowing me to focus on my growing family without the constant weight of financial stress hanging over me.Thanks to Digital Tech Guard Recovery, I can finally breathe a little easier. They gave me the peace of mind I had been searching for and turned a hopeless situation into something manageable. With their help, I’m now able to look forward to the future, especially with a baby on the way. I am beyond grateful for their support and guidance throughout this challenging time. If you ever find yourself in a similar situation, I can’t recommend Digital Tech Guard Recovery enough they truly know how to make things right.1
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 If you're facing any of these challenges, Patty Navarro at LUXURY COLLECTIVE is ready to provide the support for struggling homeowners that can help you navigate through difficult times with clarity and direction.
 
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 As a single mother of four, every day I wake up with a heart full of dreams and a relentless drive to create a better life for my family. Balancing work from Monday to Saturday just isn’t enough to achieve that vision. I wanted to carve out fruitful opportunities to ensure my children could enjoy the kind of life I always wished for them. When I stumbled upon an investment opportunity that seemed too good to be true, the desire to uplift my family overpowered my caution,
 I poured my hopes into this venture and, at the height of my enthusiasm, invested around $200,000 — a significant leap drawn from hard-earned savings and the belief that prosperity was within our reach. However, that leap of faith flew into an abyss of despair when I realized I had been led down a deceptive path, fatally and fraudulently scammed by ruthless figures masquerading as financial advisors.
 The weight of loss is heavy, and while it's easy to feel like the ground has shifted beneath me, I refuse to let this be the end of my story. There are gentle reminders that resilience begins where despair ends. As difficult as it is, I recognize that hope still exists, and recovery is more than just a possibility; it could become our reality.
 If you've found yourself in a similar situation, entangled in the web of deception, I urge you to reach out to specialized resources like BLOCKCHAIN CYBER RETRIEVE with the following contact information.
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 Every setback is also an opportunity; let's forge a new path for ourselves and our families, allowing our stories of loss and redemption to inspire others to seek help and claim their power back. For the sake of our families and our future, we owe it to ourselves to pursue this road of recovery.1























