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Why do you complain you get top quality videos for free and people are working on this and want to get payed the days where youtube ads where enough are long gone. I think its totally fine what they do. 

What are you selling? How complex is the website?
Why don't you just use Squarespace?

Like dizmo said, it would be great to share more info about your products and website. 
Like would you use some CMS or some hosted solution.
Squarespace could be enough for some products, Shopify for other and some CMS for third.
 
Also what is your level of web development skills.
 
And text editors there are lot of them. You can done most things with notepad, but can 
test other like Atom, SublimeText, Dreamweaver ...

Ahhh not sure how I missed that haha, too many threads about the LG before this one I guess.
I'd go with the A3, for sure. Waterproof, USB C, amazing battery life.
 
Advantages over the G3:
Much thinner, shorter and narrower
- 7.9mm vs 11.6mm (D)
- 135mm vs 142mm (H)
- 66mm vs 72mm (W) Water resistance USB C Supports much larger microSD cards Bluetooth 4.2, wireless AC Fingerprint scanner Much stronger processor Similar talk time, but the A3 gets 6.5 more hours of both video and web browsing It has the 4.7" screen you want The Moto G5 is much larger, doesn't get as great battery life, and honestly I don't think you'd be as happy with it.

I would suggest you keep your computer a normal desktop but move all the HDD's to a storage server.
That way you can move it to another room where the noise wont matter and you'll just need 1 cat6 cable between them. 

Yeah another vote for Sketchup, you can get the basics fast and there is large free online database of items you could use.

I wanted to buy G5 Plus but it was out of stock so I got G5 10 days ago and I am really pleased with it. 
Display is great, almost stock android runs really smooth , good battery life for it size and dissent images.
Fingerprint reader works in most cases, build quality good and removable battery is plus.
I do not game on phone, but just for test installed Asphalt and while it run it OK but it was getting bit hot
after a while. Here is really warm summer so not sure if that influenced much.
 
For Samsung phones I can not say much, generally I do not like them and never get it into consideration.    

YES THANKS FOR THE COMMENT. those are things I was actually worried about. Im trying to build a teleprompter so I dont have to improvise. also for some reason I'm way funnier when i write so the tele will help. once again , thanks a lot , its comments like that that help me get better !

Hey, nice review really keep it up. Great B-roll shots and nice ambient lights.
 
I did notice few things if you do not mind me saying, you could be more precise as some words you repeated
or just made mistake. Also do not touch nose lol
 
But love the ending also when you got out of the blue that English accent

If you spend a small bit more you can get a much better build.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/hQ4X7h

Thank you, while I'd love to have sponsors none of the ones I've asked has been interested except for Icemodz (tyvm). I hope to get more attention when I attend dreamhack next winter. We'll see what happends:) In the meantime I just wanna get it as pretty as possible.

We want to make this happen. It's still unclear how it'll work especially with respect to music licensing.
 
It's possible we will have to eliminate the "download MP4" feature and force people to stream outright.. but if we can find a way to keep it, PLEX integration is something I personally really want to see.

Wikibooks Actual books Reading and understanding other people's code

Udemy courses can be nice, but as mention do check reviews first. I done a few and have some for future and it is good way to 
get introduced to some subject. But it is just a start, you will get more from books but what I recommend is just code on your own,
from small simple projects to bit more complex. 
 
Here are some links but you probably can find lot more:
https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books/blob/master/free-programming-books.md#c
http://www.learn-c.org/ 

Reached out.

So finally one new part arrived and I must say I'm pretty amazed by it's quality....
Corsair K95 Platinum - that aluminium base is really solid and the cherry MX speed are pretty damn nice for someone who like a little of tactile feedback with low force and short strokes. From a few different switches that I've tested at friends these particular ones I'm very happy with and even though it's my first own mechanical keyboard after just 2 hours with it I feel like I'm already used to it and it's great!
 
Some comparison photos and the whole setup view
( there are still some RGB fans missing from the final form of v1 but I will get them soon  )
 
 

Hi I just searched for react native course yesterday, there is some sale on udemy, but also looked around reddit to see that tools people are using.
Few mention https://expo.io/ as nice tool. I did not yet check myself but maybe that could help you. 
If I did not missed question completely.

Interesting, I haven't heard of that before. Glad someone was able to help you.
 
I also just remembered that services like MacInCloud can also be useful. Figure I'd mention it in case it helps anyone else.

Nicky V sounds like a person will laugh at you if you have a bad hair cut for 2 weeks, but will stick for you if you are in any real trouble. 
He act like a bully... but.. that's not who he really is.
Really liked him though. 

Made a video for you. So you can get a good picture of we're I'm at with the build
 
 

Time to continue the post. First off huge thanks to Icemodz for some help with the cables you will see a very thorough run through how I do the cable-work. Will be using MDPC sleeve for everything.
 
So what has taken so much time one might ask. Well the whole internal wood structure was redone because I wasn't happy with the finish. This took a while.  Happy now though since I'm using 7 layers of 2 component diamond varnish. This is actually what you use on like a mahogany runabout boat and what you end up with is a mirror finish.
 
Another thing that you can't see but because wood "lives" I had to remod the seating for the glasspanel, the fancontroller and I've done fangrill supports underneath.
 

 

 

 
Did final mountingpoints for everything. These screws are quite hard to spot and they keep the inner wood to the outer birch shell through the steel chassi. It's very strong
 


 
Did mounting points for the back end as well. Ran a bolt from the inside with a double nut construction where I just thread the wood on.

 
After a while of sanding and getting everything aligned here is the removable back panel installed. (probably gonna change the nutcaps)
 

 
Ordered more stuff from Highflow.nl
 

 
I've not discussed it before but for sound I will have ways out for a reciever but predominantly I'll be using headphones. I will be installing my ODAC dac/amp combo and listen to by beloved Sennheiser hd 650's. I just love this combo.
 

 
 
Another problem arose. Because of how the glass is inlaid in the wood I cannot use any normal hinge. So we gotta go custom here once more. Looking at the internet and then guessing the measurements here's the process. The idea of the hinge is that it not only turns the glass on a pivot point. But also pushes the glass forward and away from the wood. 
 
Some CAD-stuff
 

 
Next level engineering glueing the prototype on some plywood
 

 
After some cutting
 

 
Finished prototype
 

 
Don't judge me on the dust please!:D
 

 
Youtube clip can be found here.
 
 
 
 
 

Here is nice site for starting CSS https://www.codecademy.com/courses/css-coding-with-style/0/1 and also do use browsers 
development tools. Like in Google Chrome you can make changes and test on the fly 
https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/inspect-styles/