The internet isn't fun and weird because you don't actively seek it out. You're content with what you're given and what everyone else uses and put no effort into getting what you want because you can't bring yourself to care enough for it.
My website is a static Github page that's been built without any site generator, but I've set all the paths to be relative so your main issue of "all of my absolute paths break" doesn't really apply and the website still works fine. I then don't need another program besides Brackets to do all my editing and testing in. And as far as other people's comments, it looks like Jekyll can spit out relative paths so it doesn't exactly do much.
Writing for 10 minutes a day is great and all, but if you're not the type of person that can easily switch tasks and be immediately ready to perform then it's not going to work out for you. Similarly, if you get stuck on a task and just want to keep going until you're done, you're going to have a hard time stopping. When I was doing NaNoWriMo I generally tried to go for the estimate of ~1337 words a day, but some days I had good ideas and kept going. Other days I didn't and spent a lot of time thinking about where to take the story and didn't write a lot. I don't believe at any time I spent less than 30 minutes working. And even then, it was always on my mind. Different people have different abilities, I don't believe that this is generally applicable and different people may have different minima/maxima for how much time they take to start up a task.
On the subject of recruiter emails, I just recently got one for a job at my former employer, a clear indication that the recruiter didn't read my resume at all. Also I've gotten an offer for a 3 week contract senior developer position on the other side of the continent. I swear that recruiter must have been mental or desperate.
From my perspective as a job seeker, it's pretty obvious that recruiters really just don't care. And the weird mental games being played on applicants with increasingly stupid and inflated requirements only means you're going to have fewer applicants.
Not really a board game, but Once Upon a Time is really fun. You tell a fairy-tale-esque story with your friends using a deck of places, things, events, etc. If your friends are creative, it's a whole ball of laughs and you might even make some nice in-jokes to tell each other.
A wizard then should have a spellbook, one filled with all sorts of spells written out for immediate use. Maintainable hacks if you will. Those are probably just scripts though I suppose?
I think it's less of front-end having an identity crisis and more that every major programming language is trying to do the job of every other one, as opposed to languages being specialized for certain tasks, Javascript and it's variants especially. But everyone's now got their preferred language and they won't budge. So it's another thing you have to learn in order to do the job, even if you don't actively use it.
ASS stands for Advanced Sub-Station (Alpha). It's a newer version of the Sub-Station Alpha format. Acronyms aren't always made to be funny, sometimes they just turn out that way.
I did attempt to contact the owner of the site. Nothing happened for 2 months. All other alternatives were expensive or not maintained, so that was the best I could find.
I actually tested out PunkGraphicsStream as a subtitle renderer, but it had issues with some fade effects which is why I had to go with easySup instead.
Hey there, author here. I mainly wanted to have physical discs so I could have them stored in the collector's edition boxes that can with the original Japanese discs. If I just wanted the video out, then I would've been done in a week!
Ah yes, yet another applicant tracking system that will likely not solve any of the problems the other ones have had. Especially since I presume this has been an internal tool for some time.
By work being more interesting than being bored out of my mind. If the work's boring though, an album or two from my collection; C418's One is pretty great.
Another option, if your images are simple enough, is to use https://github.com/fogleman/primitive to convert it to SVG. Might not be worth the effort though as the space savings could be too insignificant to matter for the artifacts produced. Neat effect though for small amounts of shapes.
A basic modular system with all the basic oscillators and filters you'd find in a standard VST plugin set will cost roughly 5 thousand if not more. It's a bit expensive really, but I suppose that's the cost of analog in a digital world. It might just be me and my reluctance to spend money but it seems like prices would be dropping for equipment if it was making as big of a comeback as it is, but prices seem to be relatively stable, sometimes more expensive as new small scale manufacturers come out with modules.
At my current workplace we have a few workbooks that need to be updated any time that our customer provides us with an update to them. Unfortunately they never tell us what changed so we have to go through and redo all the changes that we did previously and apply them to the new workbook. Then we have to test if we didn't mess something up in the migration and whatnot; all in all it takes upwards of a month between managerial overhead and the time it takes to actually figure out where something got messed up. And there's no good diff tool for excel documents which makes it incredibly frustrating to try and find what one cell might be wrong between a working document and an incorrect document. And then VBA for macros is basically impossible to understand because any googling for it returns results for every other version of VB with slight differences that don't work in Excel.
Delete as many things as possible without breaking anything. Lots of crap tends to build up and nobody wants to keep lugging around several hundred megabytes of useless auto generated build garbage.
It's fairly straight forward at early levels and you don't have too many abilities to complicate calculations beyond the base game rules, which you should be able to lead them through if they have any problems. 5th Edition is far simplified from 4e or 3.5e that most people remember playing.