Maximation

My Vessel username is: Puike_Perzik And my favorite videos are: this one and this one I really like the network and diy content and I would like to see more videos about those subjects.

I believe you are still searching for some good 8 bit music, right? These guys make some very good royalty free stuff, for examples this track: By the way, I am in no way affiliated with these guys, I just really like their music. How is your development going?

My experience is that Linux is way easier to use as a programming environment than Windows, command line interface is so much faster than most of the Windows programming environments. Every time I start developing something on Linux and I later switch to a Windows machine it seems overly complicated to get things set up. Linux is in my opinion the way to go for every kind of software development, except for Microsoft based applications. Luckily I don't like to develop solely for Microsoft devices, so I can stick with my Linux based machines.

The Blowfish hashing algorithm is no longer recommended, I believe. There are better options out there.

When you use a stick of RAM to open letters.

Yup, it is a really fun project, so naturally people will like it, and I am one of them

It did however not pass my responsiveness test. I like to think that a 'system32' folder gets deleted every time a non-responsive website gets launched. But in all seriousness, you have made yourself a really cool portfolio website! But too bad you did not emulate bash.

Then I would recommend you to check out Krita. It is specifically designed for digital illustrating. I believe it is available for Linux, Windows and Mac OS. I am curious for your experiences, be sure to share those so it will help other people too.

Krita is a very good and free digital painting tool. Do you have a drawing tablet?

Mumble is also a very interesting option. I find it way better than teamspeak.

If you want to do freelance work, you only need a very good portfolio and of course enough experience. If you would like to work for a big web development company I assume certificates will also be important.

Mh those WYSIWYG editors look really interesting. I will have a closer look at them.Ah yes, digital ocean, I know they are great. I'll definitely consider them.

The problem is, they are my first customer, so I have no idea how to treat them, at least not from past experiences. I have read a lot about it though. I'm now waiting for them to discuss this with each other, they'll be doing that soon, there they will set a budget.

But should I charge less when I go the easy route? Also, is it worth it to just host it on Github pages?

Haha oh my thought was to not be so greedy as the church was during that time, that's what I mean to remember.