"There's not a single language I'd consider myself good with"
If possible try to focus on a single language. Build a lot of different little things to cover the breadth of the language. Find a job where you only need to contribute in that language. When you become proficient at that language (this can take years!), then you can pick up other languages much easier, and you should feel more confident in your knowledge.
Around that time (or maybe slightly before) I was asked by my friends dad to figure this out. He and a group of his friends payed for the equipment and gave it to me. I figured it out, but when they found out that the "hack" would be reset at least every month and before any major event they all found it too problematic to deal with. Worked out great for me as I got free satellite TV for a while when I was going to school.
As others have said you export an STL file from your design software. This goes into a slicer (Slic3r, Cura, etc.) If you set up your printer with OctoPrint running on a Rasberry Pi you could do the slicing there, but you quickly run into the limitations of auto-slicing.
Clickspring - Builds things in brass. Super detail and high production quality. Currently working on making an authentic replica of The Antikythera Mechanism from raw metal stock.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCworsKCR-Sx6R6-BnIjS2MA
Others are either gaming related that I don't watch much anymore (use twitch for that) or things that have been mentioned several times already.
I blocked the webcam, then tried again and it gave me the option to upload photos of my ID instead. Not sure why that wasn't an option in the first place like it is on coinbase.
I had this situation. I had an AWS account linked to some email I no longer had access to and could not get into the account. I opened a support ticket and they sent an email to the old address, after 10 days of no response they sent it to "Legal" for review. The account was then closed by them which resolved it for me.
If I remember correctly, early proposals of the ES4 standard had a type system. It was later removed, but ActionScript continued down that path anyway.
Agreed. It is hard to just accept these viewpoints without backing them up with some examples or data.
The v2 opinion and comparison to SharePoint just sounds mostly like FUD.
The comments about junior devs and masquerading as javascript I just don't buy. Sure someone new to programming might be able to just throw something together and not learn, but someone attempting to learn will still learn a lot using Angular.
After looking at the linked article and reading the comments, it appears that it doesn't make an actual impact on performance. He is just suggesting the ordering for consistency.
So if my phone takes a picture when taking it out of my pocket, is it immediately public domain? I would guess that it being accidental wouldn't play much into it.