I’ve been hiring programmers recently. A year or two experience wins out over a degree almost any time. I don’t know if there are any developers (or even website administrators) at you current job, but if there are I’d see you if you can start by helping them out, maybe helping out when they’re on leave or picking up little jobs and then you’ll get your foot in the door in no time at all.

Actually the last dev I hired had no experience at all, I just really liked him, and he’s turned out brilliantly.

It’s honestly my belief that Israel is doing half this shit to inflame the situation in an attempt to force the US into the conflict, because they know that only with America’s military help will they be able to achieve their end goals

Did a bit of research after your response and it turns out you’re right. Sorry for calling you a fuckwit.

I’ll upvote you if you provided a source rather than just insisting something is true because you say so.

Edit: actually, I won’t upvote you. Incest isn’t the norm anywhere you fuckwit.

Just last week I decided to try a different tech than I’m used to to run up a site. I did a little research then searched GitHub and found Hugo. I read the Hugo docs, followed their beginners guide and… Didn’t get fucking anywhere. Their docs are out of date, the examples are out of date. It looked so promising but my brain works best when referencing examples and when I couldn’t even get those to work, well, I don’t have time for that these days.

If anyone knows another static site generator with up to date documentation and an easy to run up example please let me know.

Pretty much, but I think originally it didn’t even have subreddits. What set it apart from digg was really the community and comments - the quality of which were much better than digg. Similarly to Lemmy it was originally much more tech related too.