Can you give me an example of a search that produces content farm results? I mainly search for technical docs and such so perhaps I’m not seeing it as much because of that.
If Toronto doesn’t appeal to you, check out the Kitchener/Waterloo area (about an hour from downtown Toronto). Been living here for 17 years and love it. Very tech friendly and educated community.
Just because a testimonial image can be found elsewhere on the web doesn't mean it's fake. The images are of the actual person who gave the testimonial but I changed their names. I see absolutely nothing wrong with doing that.
All code is executed in a docker container and destroyed after runtime completes (or times out). It's also contained on a remote server completely unrelated to the functioning of the web app itself. Over the past year and a half I've hired two developers familiar with how docker works to find security exploits. None could find any. Can you still access the file you created?
All code is executed in a docker container and destroyed after runtime completes (or times out). It's also being run on a remote server completely unrelated to the functioning of the web app itself. The "security issues" pointed out in this thread are non-issues.
The community submits links to external resources. I don't want to be left moderating what I personally believe is a good or bad resource. I'd rather users downvote unhelpful resources.
I'm using Meteor with React and Semantic-UI-React. Not everything has to be realtime with Meteor; use Meteor.methods() instead. For most projects, I can definitely recommend using this stack.
I've been working for about a year and a half on https://edabit.com which started as a side project for me to learn React. Not only did I end up learning a bunch of new frameworks / libraries, but seeing the application help thousands of people learn a programming language has been the most rewarding experience of all.
I'd encourage folks here to check out ZeroNet (https://zeronet.io). It's a cool little project I've been following for the past couple years that's attempting to decentralize the Internet. It's not very popular but surprisingly it has 11.5k stars on GitHub (https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet).
What about something like Steem/EOS? The general idea being that anyone can build a centralized UI layer that plugs into a decentralized database. I'm genuinely curious and have not invested in either of those cryptos.