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samuelhnrq

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About samuelhnrq

  • Birthday Jul 07, 1998

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Brasil - São Paulo, SP
  • Interests
    Gaming, Software development, programming, hacking
  • Occupation
    Software Engineer @ Vitta BR

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    Ryzen 5 3600
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    AORUS ULTRA GAMING X470
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    16GB
  • GPU
    Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080
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    NVMe SSD and shit ton of HDDs
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    750w FSP RAIDER 2
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    Samsung 144hz 1080p
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    HyperX Alloy - Cherry MX Blue
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    Logitech G903 Wireless
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    Logitech G935 Wireless
  • Operating System
    Windows / Manjaro
  • Phone
    Galaxy Note 10+

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  1. Please use PowerShell core (7+) https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell its open source and much more ergonomic and maintained. If I were you I would use a tool like SCOOP to maintain package versions and updates. See docs about creating your own custom "bucket" (git hub repo with scoop packages) About the AMD thing, you sure its just a question of scraping an static HTML? You sure there isn't any JS generating a custom link after accepting EULA something like that? If there is, you might need something like a https://github.com/microsoft/playwright script or something.
  2. OFFTOPIC: There is also this marvelous meme http://vanilla-js.com/ as well, let us not forget
  3. Games are not simple programs. Sorry to tell you this, they might, but they aren't. Like @SupaKomputa said, there are a multitude of tools for a multitude of different purposes, but, I would recommend web developer, might pave your way to world of different things (including games see here), and might also very easily land you a job. See this, for a good starting point. EDIT: Sorry, web means javascript, which at this point, can do anything, really. MDN has a great little course and the de-facto JS documentation as well .
  4. If it is simple react is the to-go option, no downsides, handles infinite complexity if you might need it in the future, and (this is the kicker for your case) can be super simple if you need to (I recommend parcel over CRA). Or if you feeling hipster or adventurous why not take a look at preact, seems real nice, better, newer, smaller and more efficient than react, just be careful it's not as, stable, established or ginormous ecosystem like react has. Only thing if you are really finnicky or nit picking might be JSX, which can get kind of ugly and/or magical (nothing a little bit of good practices and prettier can't handle IMHO)
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