zachuorice
zachuorice@social.linux.pizza
<p>I'm a Web Dev hidden away in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia with my wife and pets. ๐</p><p>Hobbies include gaming, guitar, coding, and reading.</p>
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Post #1896046
@AdamSessler it&#39;s definitely a little different!
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Post #1896045
First post! I&#39;ll share that I&#39;m learning Next.js and reading &quot;To Sleep In A Sea of Stars,&quot; https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48829708-to-sleep-in-a-sea-of-stars. It&#39;s a fascinating sci-fi book with truly strange and somewhat philosophical themes, loving it so far.
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Post #1896044
@robcee @ethanschoonover totally agree! One of the first things I looked for when browsing servers was one for my region. Sadly there is nothing out there for VA it looks like. But I would agree it could ease people in.
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Post #1896043
I walk a weird line at my job of: WordPress dev Linux system administrator Web server administrator Web designer Client liaison (liaison to... Myself usually) WordPress administrator Project manager SEO dabbler Sales and lead gen In a way, I feel more like I&#39;m on the boundary of tech, marketing, dev, etc... Frustratingly I find I&#39;m undervalued and overworked despite this skillet... Anyone else out here in the fediverse wear many hats or wore many hats? What did you change? #di...
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Post #1896042
@tburton so far I&#39;ve settled on one account, and just following accounts in other instances that post interesting content. I find that more than fills my feed ๐
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Post #1896041
@sphcow nice! I started off my career doing contract / freelance work then transitioned to a full time role. The snowball effect of it was always exciting, a job here to a job there, to a long term client. I&#39;m now navigating the challenge of (a) having too much work at once and needing to learn to give it away and (b) moving from a feast / famine style of lead generation to a longer term growth outlook. It&#39;s exciting and scary!
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Post #1896040
@molly0xfff To Sleep in a Sea of Stars (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48829708-to-sleep-in-a-sea-of-stars). A great 800+ page romp through the stars. This book has great characters and feels like classic sci-fi. Plus some really fun science fiction ideas and concepts.
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Post #1896038
I&#39;ve literally never won an RFP, why do I keep letting myself get roped into them ๐ #webdev