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Are you thinking of 'towel.blinkenlights.nl' which plays ASCII Star Wars in the terminal? There's a video of it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rbiay2zUKL0

I bought a MyQ garage door system and I'm not required to pay any subscription fees to use the hub and sensors. Do you have any more info?

  Location: NY, USA
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: PHP, Laravel, React, Vue, .NET (C#, VB.NET), Encompass, Sage 200
  Résumé/CV: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnIhOsRqHCywhKEa4MXKn2JXOXV9qg
  Email: [email protected]

9 years of work experience in the software/web-app development space. Looking for Laravel-based, salaried, permanent work, but open to whatever comes along.

I built mine to learn Angular, then ported it over to React. I had some help building some customization options like color/background selection, and have it set up so you can log in to GitHub and backup/restore your bookmarks to a Gist.

https://ngstartpage.uk

Have you tried ngrok? https://ngrok.com

It's 343MB total repo folder size once built. The binary it produces counts for 88MB of that.

Location: New York

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: VB.NET, C#, PHP, React, JavaScript, Laravel, Go

Résumé/CV: https://1drv.ms/w/s!AnIhOsRqHCyw32cteBfALdRlTUMd?e=h1pizi

Email: [email protected]

I've been working in the software/web development industry for 7 years now - looking for new and exciting challenges. Proficient in full-stack web development and VB.NET/C# winforms, with some recent work being UWP.

Location: New York, US

Remote: Yes, or on-site.

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: VB.NET, C#, Drupal, Laravel, React, Go, CSS, JS.

Résumé/CV: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnIhOsRqHCyw32qr9DxDBc3YN4OZ?e=w2n7xz

Email: [email protected]

Looks like it's using this package here [1] to gather the information. It lists support for Linux, macOS, "partial Windows", FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD and SunOS.

There's a compatibility table for the data you can access on each system.

[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/systeminformation

The footer links, which include 'Privacy' and 'Terms of Service' don't link to anything.

Link gives me a 404.

At the beginning of the course, this was one of my problems. My fianceè would give me the specification of the program and that's it.

I've since learned to also follow along using the walkthroughs provided, since they provide answers to the most basic of questions that I would have asked.

I do! I develop bespoke add-ons for the accounting software Sage 200. Fear not, my work is peer-reviewed by my boss who has 35+ years experience in the field.

If I get something wrong, my boss lets me know, I learn from my mistakes and ship out good quality software.

I tried looking up various solutions in languages which I knew a lot better, so, and example of one of these would be Go.

The logic was there, but I still couldn't understand most of what was going on, unfortunately.

Through trial and error, I eventually managed to get something working.

>How can you write business logic at work without loops? It's not that I don't use them, it's that I have a hard time figuring out how to use them in the context of solving the problem.

Thanks for your reply.

To be honest, I'm only just able to write a program in C, which is the required language for these CS50 tasks.

I've never been asked to do this kind of work before, so I had no idea where to really start.

The walkthroughs provided in the course gave me a high level overview to the solution required, but being able to translate that pseudo-code, if you will, was the part which I was completely stuck on for a while.

I felt like I should have known at least how to start off solving this problem using prior knowledge I had gained through commercial experience, but I was wrong, and none of my experience thus far was able to guide me in the direction which ended up with an answer to the problem.

Your first paragraph hits the nail on the head. This is exactly me.

Thank you for your reply. I do intend to work further on my skills in order to get better!

I just replied above, but I've never been amazing at being able to figure out how I should be using for loops to solve problems quickly and efficiently.

I do tend to make things harder for myself, as my boss and fianceè have told me before.

I usually end up with a very convoluted solution which I end up coming back to and refactoring the next day.

I've never been so great with figuring out loops to iterate over things and the like.

And some of the questions being posed (which are all expected to be solved in C) are a little tricky for me to figure out on my own without some of the niceties which I have been exposed to in higher level languages.

Perhaps the hardest of these was the Credit Card Validation example.

I was stuck for such a long time on trying to figure out how to utilise an array with for loops to multiply every second number of the card backwards.

This is Introduction to Computer Science and all of this is from week 1, so I was pretty much falling at the first hurdle.

Thank you to everyone who has replied to my rant.

I felt of low value for not being able to provide immediate help for most of the problems that she's being taught to work on.

Some of the examples (since some of you were asking for them): https://github.com/cs50/docs/blob/master/_pages/2018/x/psets...

https://github.com/cs50/docs/blob/master/_pages/2018/x/psets...

I realise that I may have written my original post a little hastily as I was feeling quite strong about having inadequate knowledge to solve these problems.

You've all been super nice to me, and I can understand where you are all coming from.

Again, thank you.

As an aside, the problem that I was stuck on earlier, I managed to solve through a bunch of trial and error, so I'm chalking that one up as a win for tonight.

I'm a little concerned that I'd be signing up using cURL over HTTP and not HTTPS. Any plans to go fully HTTPS?