I'm drunk and I'll probably regret this, but here's a drunken rank of things I've learned as an engineer for the past 10 years.

The best way I've advanced my career is by changing companies.

Technology stacks don't really matter because there are like 15 basic patterns of software engineering in my field that apply. I work in data so it's not going to be the same as webdev or embedded. But all fields have about 10-20 core principles and the tech stack is just trying to make those things easier, so don't fret overit.

There's a reason why people recommend job hunting. If I'm unsatisfied at a job, it's probably time to move on.

I've made some good, lifelong friends at companies I've worked with. I don't need to make that a requirement of every place I work. I've been perfectly happy working at places where I didn't form friendships with my coworkers and I've been unhappy at places where I made some great friends.

I've learned to be honest with my manager. Not too honest, but honest enough where I can be authentic at work. What's the worse that can happen? He fire me? I'll just pick up a new job in 2 weeks.

If I'm awaken at 2am from being on-call for more than once per quarter, then something is seriously wrong and I will either fix it or quit.

pour another glass

Qualities of a good manager share a lot of qualities of a good engineer.

When I first started, I was enamored with technology and programming and computer science. I'm over it.

Good code is code that can be understood by a junior engineer. Great code can be understood by a first year CS freshman. The best code is no code at all.

The most underrated skill to learn as an engineer is how to document. Fuck, someone please teach me how to write good documentation. Seriously, if there's any recommendations, I'd seriously pay for a course (like probably a lot of money, maybe 1k for a course if it guaranteed that I could write good docs.)

Related to above, writing good proposals for changes is a great skill.

Almost every holy war out there (vim vs emacs, mac vs linux, whatever) doesn't matter... except one. See below.

The older I get, the more I appreciate dynamic languages. Fuck, I said it. Fight me.

If I ever find myself thinking I'm the smartest person in the room, it's time to leave.

I don't know why full stack webdevs are paid so poorly. No really, they should be paid like half a mil a year just base salary. Fuck they have to understand both front end AND back end AND how different browsers work AND networking AND databases AND caching AND differences between web and mobile AND omg what the fuck there's another framework out there that companies want to use? Seriously, why are webdevs paid so little.

We should hire more interns, they're awesome. Those energetic little fucks with their ideas. Even better when they can question or criticize something. I love interns.

sip

Don't meet your heroes. I paid 5k to take a course by one of my heroes. He's a brilliant man, but at the end of it I realized that he's making it up as he goes along like the rest of us.

Tech stack matters. OK I just said tech stack doesn't matter, but hear me out. If you hear Python dev vs C++ dev, you think very different things, right? That's because certain tools are really good at certain jobs. If you're not sure what you want to do, just do Java. It's a shitty programming language that's good at almost everything.

The greatest programming language ever is lisp. I should learn lisp.

For beginners, the most lucrative programming language to learn is SQL. Fuck all other languages. If you know SQL and nothing else, you can make bank. Payroll specialtist? Maybe 50k. Payroll specialist who knows SQL? 90k. Average joe with organizational skills at big corp? $40k. Average joe with organization skills AND sql? Call yourself a PM and earn $150k.

Tests are important but TDD is a damn cult.

Cushy government jobs are not what they are cracked up to be, at least for early to mid-career engineers. Sure, $120k + bennies + pension sound great, but you'll be selling your soul to work on esoteric proprietary technology. Much respect to government workers but seriously there's a reason why the median age for engineers at those places is 50+. Advice does not apply to government contractors.

Third party recruiters are leeches. However, if you find a good one, seriously develop a good relationship with them. They can help bootstrap your career. How do you know if you have a good one? If they've been a third party recruiter for more than 3 years, they're probably bad. The good ones typically become recruiters are large companies.

Options are worthless or can make you a millionaire. They're probably worthless unless the headcount of engineering is more than 100. Then maybe they are worth something within this decade.

Work from home is the tits. But lack of whiteboarding sucks.

Okay i'm done - YOU FUCKING ANDROID STUDIO MORONS. Being at a high level in C++, I tried to do some android coding. THERE ARE FUCKING NO GOOD TUTORIALS, NO GOOD DOCS, HECK, THE SELF GENERATED CODE OF THE IDE IS WRONG: WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON YOU FUCKING MORONS?
oh wait, let me first import android.widgets.rant;
or was it android.widgets.devrant.rant; or was it android.dr.rant.RantManager;?

Oh wait, I know lets search the docs?
OH WAIT THE DOCUMENTATION DOESNT HAVE THAT.
NOW HOW ABOUT I JUST TRY THE EXAMPLE CODE? WELL UH-UH! YOU HAVE TO FIND OUT YOURSELF WHAT TO IMPORT IN ORDER FOR IT TO WORK. ALSO, WHAT FUCKING UP WITH THAT PERMISSION SYSTEM? ITS SO BADLY DOCUMENTED!!!

Oh wait, I'm sure that I have to change something in this file... or was it that other file?

GOD
how dare they have style and design guidelines?
MORONS!

I will resort to implement my app idea in godot, idc anymore... I don't want to burn out because I used the "official high standard" tech.

it definitely isn't high standard and definitely not good. Thank you morons@google

THANK YOU FOR NOTHING

A FRAMEWORK WHERE I NEED 2 DAYS TO FIGURE OUT TO ADD EVENT LISTENERS TO MY THINGS IS DEFINITELY NOT ONE I'D LIKE TO USE.

also, whats up with

AudioRecord (int audioSource, int samplerateInHz, int channelConfig, int audioFormat, int bufferSizeInBytes);

ARE WE BACK IN THE C ERA? CAN'T YOU BE BOTHERED TO IMPLEMENT SOME SIMPLE FUCKING ENUMS????

WHATS THE POINT OF AN OOP LANGUAGE IF YOU ARE GOING TO USE IT LIKE C?

Oh wait I found a tutorial ... First trigger: "java scripts". Second trigger: this guy LITTERALLY ONLY TEACHES YOU HOW TO PLACE WIDGETS ON THE CANVAS. THANKS FOR NOTHING SHERLOCK!

Oh btw: did you know that android studio gives the best error messages?
"Error: illegal start of expression"
NO ERROR MESSAGE - NOTHING!
YOU BETTER USE THE IDE OR YOU GO HOME YOU FUCKER!!!

Oh and btw: if you want to read the best documentation - the code itself YOU GOTTA AGREE TO OR TERMS OF SERVICE!!!! WE DONT WANT ANYBODY TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL WITHOUT US KNOWING!!!!!

THANK YOU GOOGLE FOR NOTHING!
YOU FUCKERS!

thanks godot for *atleast* existing. You are the... last pick i'd pick, but :shrug:, I have experienced android studio now.

If anybody has any advice on what to use instead, please go ahead. And you better not tell me how good you are at android studio. I DONT CARE ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN IMPLEMENT IN ANDROID STUDIO. I JUST WANT SOMETHING THAT IS USABLE WITHOUT HAVING TO BE EXTRA CAREFUL WHEN DOING *ANYTHING*!!!!

fuckers.

My Texas Hold'em ML algorithm keeps deciding the best strategy to make the most money, is to lose the least. Which is why it constantly folds after a certain point... *sigh*

Kids, don't gamble. Math has spoken, you'd be wise to listen.

!rant

Advice
[1] Don’t panic! All will become clear in time.
[2] You don’t have to know every detail of C++ to write good programs.
[3] Focus on programming techniques, not on language features.

just read in "A Tour of C++11" by Bjarne Stroustrup

It's not just true for C++, that's true for everything

S = Some person I know
Me = Me

S: Hey, I heard you also do [software/web development].. I was hoping to get some advice from you about some advanced level HTML and CSS for my classes.
//or that if I could teach him something

Me: What do you study?

S: Oh, I teach.

Me: 😯 Really? What do you teach?

S: Oh, just some basic HTML and CSS with Notepad to about 50-60 students.

Me: (;﹏;) That's great.

/*this is a shortened version of a very long conversation*/

They teach some basic HTML and CSS like <table> and <marquee> and stuff. They also teach C++ and Tally ERP.

Also, he and some other person made their small intuitions' website but they don't know how to put it online. They made it in, as far as I understand, simple HTML and CSS USING NOTEPAD (Don't know if they used JS or something else). That's.. really courageous or something... ? I don't know, I couldn't have a look at it because they have it on their local computer and don't know what Git is.

I showed him some better alternatives and ways that they could use (editors, version control, db, etc.) to improve their curriculum and answered his questions, and I told him that I'll try to help in any way I can if they ever need me.

This also made me realize how much I've learned and grown since I first started learning C in school. Still, I've got so much more that I need and want to learn.
//Always keep learning
😊

PS. What would you've told him if you had been in my place?

Word of advice: never buy the UMIDICI C Note 2.

Bought it myself and it's an utter piece of garbage.

Just bought another phone which runs stock android 7 and Lineage OS might be installable.
Also it can be rooted, good enough for me!

'Sup mates.
First rant...
So Here's a story of how I severely messed up my mental health trying to fit in university.

But the bonus: Found my passion.
Her we go,

Went to university thinking it'll be awesome to learn new stuff.
1st sem was pure shock - Programming was taught at the speed of V2 rockets.
Everything was centred around marks.

Wanted to get a good run in 2nd sem, started to learn Vector design, but RIP- Hospitalized for Staph infection, missed the whole sem and was in recovery for 3 months.
So asked uni for financial assistance as I had to re-register the courses the next semester. They flat out refused, not even in this serious of a case.

So, time to register courses for third semester, turns out most of the 2nd year courses are full, I had to take 3rd year courses like:
Social and Informational Networks
Human Computer Interaction
Image processing
And
Parallel and Distributed Computing (They had no prerequisites listed, for the cucks they are: BIG MISTAKE)
Turns out the first day of classes that I attend, the Image proc. teacher tells me that it's gonna be difficult for 2nd years so I drop it, as the PDC prof. also seconds that advice.

Time travel 2 months in: The PDC prof is a bitch, doesn't upload any notes at all and teaches like she's on Velocity-9 while treating this subject like a competition on who learns the most rather than helping everyone understand.
Doesn't let students talk to each other in lab even if one wants to clear their friend's doubt, "Do it on your own!" What the actual fuck?

Time for term end exams and project submission: Me and 3 seniors implement a Distributed File System in python and show it to her, she looks satisfied.
Project Results: Everyone else got 95/100
I got 76.
She's so prejudiced that she thinks that 2nd years must have been freeloaders while I put my ass on turbo for the whole sem, learning to code while tackling advanced concepts to the point that I hated to code.

I passed the course with a D grade.
People with zero consideration for others get absolutely zero respect from me.
Well it's safe to say that I went Nuclear(heh.. pun..) at this point, Mentally I was in such a bad place that I broke down.... Went into depression but didn't realise it.

But,
I met a senior in my HCI class that I did a project with, after which I discovered we had lots of similar interests.
We became good friends and started collaborating on design projects and video game prototyping.

Enter the 4th sem and holy mother of God did I got some bad bad profs....
Then it hit me
I have been here for two years, put myself through the meat grinder and tore my soul into shreds.
This Is Not Me
This Wont Be The End Of Me
I called up my sister in London and just vented all my emotions in front of her.
Relief.
Been a long time since I felt that.
I decided to go for what I truly feel passionate about: Game Design

So I am now trying to apply for Universities which have specialised courses for game design.

I've got my groove again, learnt to live again.
Learning C# now.
:)
It's been a long hello, and If you've reached till here somehow, then damn, you the MVP.
Peace.

I'm still at my first job, got the job by word of mouth from a friend.

This company wants me to develop both their iOS and Android apps, and being the solo developer it's a long process. I forgot to mention I had to learn objective-c on the job, and being from a java background Android was easy to pick up but it wasn't exactly 100% easy either.

8 months down the line I finished the iOS app and working on the Android app, which is more so copying the features I did with the Android prototype I worked on at the start.

I get paid minimum wage with from the looks of it no sight of a pay raise.

This company doesn't seem to know about how difficult it is to be the only developer for two apps in two different languages.

Anyway aside from this I was wondering if I could get some advice, I want to apply for jobs while I finish up the Android app, but is it a good idea to put the company I work for on my CV? I don't want to risk getting found out for looking for a job, without my boss knowing.

Would it be ideal to just have some sort of more information on request type thing if the jobs I apply for respond?

I guess I could stay until I'm here for one year (student advisor said this) but in saying that I don't think he understands that software development is done in projects rather than time, and after these apps I'll have to start on a new app from scratch, which I'm not looking forward to.

Anyways for any advice you guys give me thanks in advance I really appreciate any input, just wanna get out of this job, the 10 hours of commute I spend a week is killing me :/ along with it being expensive.

Tldr; its a long introduction

Hi Ranters,

I've been on this app for quite a while now. As a shy cat watching from a distance and reading all kinds of rants. Anywho I feel comfortable enough to crawl out of my shell and introduce myself. Since I feel you guys together made such a pleasant and safe community, I'm really happy to be a part of it!

Anyway I'm Sam, 24 year old, from the Netherlands. My favorite color is green. Mostly the green you can find in nature. The one that calms you down:). I'm a very introverted person but always very curious and eager to learn new things.

I started to program when I was 12. I did assembly and C++. Because I liked making cheats for online games. Later I learned about C#, Java and Python. Mostly used it for web stuff, scraping, services etc. But also chatbots (for Skype for example).

Currently I'm 2 years in as a data scientist, mostly working in Python.

But on the side as a hobby and with an ambition I have a basic understanding of full stack development.
Mostly Nodejs, express, mongo, and frontend, no frameworks.

(I will later ask you guys some more questions about that! I could really use some advice!)

Anyway enough about me! Tell a bit about yourselves! Happy to get to know you all a little better!

Another chapter in the life of a novice programmer:

I work a lot with PHP and Laravel, but I feel I'm ready for different challenges. I spent all of last week searching online and getting advice on what language I should focus on next. My two first options were Java and C... So naturally I ended up choosing Python :P

At least I'm certain now and already started studying and wow, I think I made the right choice!

> Advice to new coders

Don't worry over picking language A or B.
Just pick A, use it for a month, then move on to B.
In a normal 3 year college degree you'll try multiple languages, some of which you'll never use again, and they'll each teach you something.

I had classes in Java, C, C++, C#, Prolog, Assembler, F#, JS.

Never used F# again and no one uses Prolog. But they were great for learning recursion and logic.

It's not like you take "a step down a bad path" if you pick a language you're never gonna use again.

You'll also learn new stuff on the job. We have one team that uses Go and one that uses Rust. None of the devs ever studied those languages. They were mostly former Java devs who leaned on the job.

need advice on integrating .t3d file support in c++ engine
hey, been stuck trying to figure out how to get .t3d file support working in our custom game engine, which is all written in c++. it's turning out to be a lot trickier than expected and i'm kinda hitting a wall here. the documentation on .t3d itself is pretty much nonexistent and what's out there is either outdated or too vague to be of any real use. i've tried a few things based on general file parsing logic in c++ but keep running into issues with either reading the files correctly or integrating the data into the engine in a way that actually works. it feels like i'm missing something fundamental but can't pin down what it is. has anyone here gone through this process before or has any experience with .t3d files? i could really use some advice on how to approach this, or even just some resources that explain the format in detail. also, if there are any common pitfalls or things to watch out for when adding new file format support to a game engine, i'd appreciate the heads up. thanks in advance for any help, feeling pretty stuck and any guidance would be a huge help.

Any advice for someone who goes from programming in Java to C?

This is meant as a follow-up on my story about how I'm no longer and Ada developer and everything leading up to that. The tldr is that despite over a decade of FOSS work, code that could regularly outperform a leading Ada vendor, and much needed educational media, I was rejected from a job at that vendor, as well as a testing company centered around Ada, as well as regularly met with hostility from the community.

The past few months I have been working on a "pattern combinator" engine for text parsing, that works in C#, VB, and F#. I won't explain it here, but the performance is wonderful and there's substantial advantages.

From there, I've started a small project to write a domain specific language for easily defining grammars and parsing it using this engine.

Microsoft's VisualStudio team has reached out and offered help and advice for implementing the extensions and other integrations I want.

That Ada vendor regularly copied things I had worked on, "introducing" seven things after I had originally been working on them.

In the almost as long experience with .NET I've rarely encountered hostility, and the closest thing to a problem I've had has been a few, resolved, misunderstandings.

Microsoft is a pretty damn good company. And it's great to actually be welcomed/included.

!rant I need job advice. Please reason with me.

I am 26, got 2 years of experience in c# and unity3d.
I did some research and it turns out that the minimal paying average with my job/experience over the whole country is at least 300€ a month more than what i get payed currently.
I made a list of pros and cons, and am just not sure what would be smartest to do in the long run. Here is a list for both options, please chime in on me if you can!

Points for current job:
Permanent contract (hard to fire me etc.)
Get to make mostly mobile games but nothing really big
Fun small team whom i get along with (i am on the spectrum and can be hard to deal with social or costumer related things)
Rarely any overtime (i like to know my hours)
Easy but slow jobs (badly organized, drag on forever)
Rarely challenged and thus boring me
I get to shoot nerf guns at colleagues whenever
Low chance of a 300€/m pay increase (not worth it to boss, financials aren't that great but the company is promising)

Points for any other job:
Unknown working condittions
I am probably bad and uknowledgeable about any tool they give me to work with because my experience is so monotone
Start on short term contract again all over
At the least a 300€ net increase a month
Prob closer to home then 1h drive away
I get to learn new things but give up on games/apps as i know them
Probably get knowledgeable seniors
Probably end up in a bigger more serious company where i am just a number
I am bad in new social envirnoments, oh the angst is real

And a few things besides it are that i personally only have as goal to own my own house with my fiance as soon as i can. And this means i will need to take out a 200k loan or something along those lines, to be paid off over 30 years max.
This means that the permanent contract is very valuable in my eyes, but so is monthly pay increase.
I want to have fun in my job, i want to learn new things and better ways. But i also want to be able to say "enough" to something if it overwhelms me. I just know some things are not for me and i would mess up if i were made to do them. I fear that to not be an option in a big company. I would be forced out of my comfort zone without any regard for me or my learning curve.

Any advice is welcome. Please keep it general if you can so others can learn from this as well. Seniors advice will probably be helpfull to all starting programmers!

Student here.

For those who got a degree in CS or similar, what is some advice you can offer to a sophomore in school?

The education I have gotten so far for a Software Engineering degree seems like it isn't enough. So far, I only know C++ and front end web development. Besides the little tiny projects they give us, they do not teach us how the field works.

One of my most lingering questions of all is.. what technologies should I know before interning and/or job hunting?!?! There are dozens of languages for everything; I'm lost. I feel the pain for developers in the future who have to catch up on technologies.

I have heard that learning C++ will make it easier to learn other languages. I won't know until I start another language (too busy working in the summers).

What regrets do you have? What do you wish you could've known while studying as a student or self-teaching yourself?

!rant
Looking for advice, serious advices.

I work in C.
Also, I work in Python.
I have worked for a couple of year in C++.
I have a fair knowledge of the Data Science workflow, and some experience in Machine Learning.
I have tinkered with some other languages (Java, Ruby, Go, JS among the others, nothing serious nor professional)

I'm the kind of person who needs constant problems to face in order to keep engaged, satisfied, happy. And I need to learn new stuff, or refining my knowledge constantly, or I stagnate. I believe that this is true for quite a share of people here.

I would like to spend some spare time (I seldom have) in a project. Personal projects are rarely good enough to improve one's cv, so I thought I could partecipate in some Open Source projects.

Does anyone here have some suggestion about some interesting and satisfying OSProject, or some general suggestion on the matter?

It would be so apreciated.

Learning IDA rn, any advice?

A brilliant letter Richard Feynman wrote to Stephen Wolfram:

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
CHARLES C. LAURITSEN LABORATORY OF HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS

October 14, 1985

Dr. Stephen Wolfram
School of Natural Sciences
The Institute for Advanced Study
Princeton, NJ 08540

Dear Wolfram:

1. It is not my opinion that the present organizational structure of science
inhibits "complexity research" - I do not believe such an institution is
necessary.

2. You say you want to create your own environment - but you will not be doing
that: you will create (perhaps!) an environment that you might like to work in
- but you will not be working in this environment - you will be administering
it - and the administration environment is not what you seek - is it? You won't
enjoy administrating people because you won’t succeed in it.

You don’t understand "ordinary people." To you they are "stupid fools" - so you
will not tolerate them or treat their foibles with tolerance or patience - but
will drive yourself wild (or they will drive you wild) trying to deal with them
in an effective way.

Find a way to do your research with as little contact with non-technical people
as possible, with one exception, fall madly in love! That is my advice, my
friend.

Sincerely,

(Signed, 'Richard P. Feynman')

I was underestimated about tech skills and earning, because I use PHP at work. I agree that PHP sucks and it's used by a lot of developers who don't know how it works. But the legacy systems I work on now compose a platform used by more than 400K users. In addition, I used to use C++ for game programming and Java for web systems. Also I'm playing with Node.js and javascript for my personal projects. In my experience, I don't think PHP is easy to make things work as expected. Plus, I don't get low salary compared to the others in this region. It's always very hard to explain how I'm working as a PHP developer. At the moment of underestimation, I was feeling so bad, but I couldn't say anything. It might lead a religious argue. Any advice?

[SERIOUS ADVICE NEEDED, PLZ HELP]

I am going to school again for like 4 days from tomorrow (don't ask me why, blame the government) and I feel a bit depressed. I just don't know what I have done in the last 2 years.

What I learned:
- Bunch of stupid facts from devRant
- C# stuffs
- Games are expensive
- Music production

And.... that's it, tbh

I don't really have "PERSONAL PROJECTS" that everyone is bragging about, I just have bunch of empty projects with a cool name but just Program.cs in it.....

I am worried of what to do now.

I just feel I made the wrong choice going with C#.

I just feel I should have went with JS.
With JS, you can do
- React Native + Cordova + Titanium + etc and make native android/ios/wp apps
- The WWW stuffs
- Electron --> Cross platform desktop apps (win/mac/linux)
- UnityScript (deprecated, but whatever) --> Games

So, what I am seeing now is a thick fog in the way to my future + career etc.....

I am stuck rn.

Please help.

Should I continue with my pace and learn more C# and the things I do rn, or change the language and start from scratch, or as a last resort, leave the "make stuff by coding" industry and go to music industry, or just go to the airport and do planespotting and upload in youtube to earn money?

Serious advice please, and no jokes about C# and JS. These languages may suck, but YOUR language may suck more.

I am an Indie game developer. I've been working solo for two or three years now and teaching myself. I can work in 3D modeling applications as well as program in c++ and do blueprint in unreal engine. I know most of the pipeline and the suite.

I'd like to transition to doing game Dev full time or at the very least do programming as my job. I have no degree.

I'm looking for contracts or whatever I can get and I'd like to get suggestions on how I should go about quitting my shity night shift job at a factory and finally work in tech.

I've got a couple contracts going on right now that I am not sure if they are going to last. I would like to know how I should go about finding more and or what things I should do in order to get residual income so I can focus on my own projects.

I have several of my own games in the works and I'm developing some tools for the marketplace. Advice?

Preparing and practicing for my first programming competition! I'm nervous and excited..

I've been looking into the world of mechanical keyboards, and damm I'm overwhelmed by the possibillities of configurations and products. Why is chosing a keyboard for the MacBook 12" which has only 1 usb-c so hard? Any advice on keyboards and keyswitches?

Burned out but trapped at work for next 4-6 weeks - need survival tips

I'm 31y/o software dev and I'm completely fried and need advice on how to hang on until I can quit.

After 5 months job hunting, I landed a role that turned into a nightmare. 6 months of being bounced between different teams/scopes/projects with impossible deadlines and covering for incompetent managers/colleagues has left me burned out. Problem is, I'm finalizing a mortgage and can't quit or take sick leave without messing up income verification stage. Need to survive 4-6 more weeks.

Work is toxic and unpredictable - not enough resources given, blaming, shifting priorities, undefined tasks, endless meetings. Fake sense of urgency. Never feeling a sense of completion - there is always something extra that comes up. Documenting everything to have paper trail in case shit hits the fan, but honestly it feels like I'm at war daily and it's exhausting. I'm weeks behind on everything.

I have ADHD and my usual meds (18mg Concerta/10-20mg Lisdexamphetamine of Adixemin brand) aren't working anymore. Im able to fall asleep only after taking 0.2-0.3mg of Xanax or smoking some THC/CBD flowers. Constant brain fog, shot memory, never feel rested. Maybe 2-3 productive hours max daily before I become useless - either depressed or too wired and too anxious to function.

Already tried bunch of supplements (all possible forms magnesium, vitamin D, fish oil, my supplements drawer has like 60 different bottles), cleaned up diet, cut dairy/nicotine/alcohol/caffeine, taking strategic vacation days here and there in beginning or ending of a week.

I also suspected some allergies, tried out quercetine + vitamin c + all possible anti allergy meds - didnt help. I even suspected inflammation - tried curcumin and all other stuff - useless.

Anyone dealt with extreme burnout while trapped in a job? How do you function when your tank is empty but quitting isn't an option?

Only thing that helps is that I work fully remotely. Exercise would help but I cant force myself to do it.

Once the mortgage closes, I'm gone. Get a less stressful job lined up. Just need to survive until then without falling apart completely.

Hey devRant,
Newbie dev here starting my first full time professional gig in two weeks as a .Net developer. Any advice or tips on making the transition from student and hobbyist to professional dev?
Cheers!

Heyyy DevRant Fam! It’s definitely been quite awhile since i have posted in this amazing community and I apologise, i’ve been extremely busy with my uni work and just life caught up to me 😅, also as always I really hope everyone is doing very well wherever you may be as always :-).

I’d love to ask you guys a question that has been on my mind for a while now 😊, I’ve been thinking of making my own password manager for a side/fun project. What I’ve been doing is I’ve found a open source project on github and downloaded it , loaded it up and read through some code, from memory the project is called ‘keepass’ and its written in c++!.

I’d love to get some advice from you guys, how do i go about learning and understanding open source code :-)? What is some advice you can give to me? Anyways I’d be very grateful for any piece of advice :D once again as always hope everyone has an amazing Sunday night and long weekend, wherever you may be!.

Thank you for reading my very long post sorry for rambling on 😅.

Kind regards,
Milo ☺️

This basically is me rambling all my thoughts that have been clouding my mind.

Learning other programming languages after learning the first is harder than I expected. I learned python first but that's making learning others (which I know arent similar but ) C, ES6, PHP, etc. I need to figure out what makes each one special and get a proper path instead of learning them all the same way. Which is easier for the web dev languages but fuck man I just need a good path for them and I'm good. Like learn this this this this that and that and I've got a basic understanding of the language I dont need to stress and I can casually build my knowledge from here now that I understand all this. Cause I love programming and I want to be the best I can be and just get to the level I am with python. And at some point I have to learn about basic electronics and learning how to program Arduinos with C so I can do stuff with that because I really really REALLY want to.

It doesnt stop there. I want to learn another language and no I'm not talkin bout programming anymore I mean I wanna learn Japanese and German (but japanese primarily) but it doesnt help that I'm always either in school, studying, programming, or playing games. I just cant find time to practice Hiragana&Katakana (two basic writing systems in japan) and it doesnt help that I'm a lazy procrastinating piece of shit that doesnt have or can keep a proper schedule and hell I barely can English and Its my native tongue. Ugh. Itd be better if I had a native speaker to help me tbh.

And finally I want to learn basic pixel animating I have dreamed as a kid to do some kind of animation and programming and I want to do both for games I want to program for fun but it doesnt help that I cant draw sprites or anything for shit. I cant get it and I just am fucked but I'm going to ask some people I know and a few subreddits for advice/help/resources with that

Welp that was the Bubbles Power Hour none of you probably are keen followers of mine and if I had any I'd be shocked and honored but thanks for reading anyways and any advice on anything is always appreciated!

First time posting. But I need an advice, I want to learn a programming language to get a better job. I have just the basics of C#, should I keep going with C# or go with F#? I heard a lot of good thing about F#. Thanks. You guys are awesome!

One of the things that I like the most regarding Clojure(and most Lisps to be honest) is how "not for beginners" the ecosystem feels.
Don't get me wrong, setting up a project in lein with dependencies(both internal and external) is a cakewalk, installing lein or boot is a cakewalk. Setting environment consts and middleware etc etc is a cakewalk.
Its just that there are no blogs about convoluted and amateurish ways of doing things. Most presentations and articles are written by really experienced and talented individuals.

I dunno, its just a nice shift in community. Its nice to see people not fucking up Object Oriented programming in java or any of the other oop languages. Its nice not seeing people giving horrible advice regarding memory management in C or c++ and it is sure as shit nice to not see spaghetti php und js code.

And my productivity levels are off the charts man. Really liking this shit and I get to stay inside my JVM

Hello there, Iam a third year student on Hasanuddin University, Informatics engineering. Iam little confused to choose the focus of my passion, because in the first year i interested to code HTML/CSS (as web programmer), than the second year i tried to code C# (to make game with unity) and than find a new interested on Java (Android Studio). Now i like to try IoT Programming (Raspberry pi). Any advice with my problem?

Does anyone here have any good resources for introduction to embedded, low level development, or anything on advanced C concepts? I've been having trouble trying to step into more complicated topics like bit manipulation and stuff I can do with memory management. Also any advice is also appreciated.

Please share C++ advice for devs new to the language. What do you guys think is the fastest route to self learning C++ development for infrastructure systems and please suggest resources.

I started studying programming last year, currently learning c# and c++ at college (even though I'm a 29 years old electrical engineer.. long story...) any advice on how to start looking for internships and jobs? I feel very lost on how to proceed to gain experience and feel that many of my colleagues have the same issue. Thanks

I’m struggling in studying and that’s seriously holding me back, regardless of the type of technical book I’m reading I’m always in a fight with my brain. Even if I enjoy the topic and then I’ll enjoy using what I read while I study I struggle to learn more than 1-2 chapters (sometimes even less) at time then my head starts to hurt, my focus drifts away and if I force myself to go ahead my brain just refuses to store the new informations, it feels like filling a full tank.

At this point I should have learned C++ and Swift and started to contribute to projects which aren’t overdone web apps but all I have are two half read books which silently “judges” me anytime I open my eBook library and I dread returning to having associated them to headache and frustration and the only things I read this year are design patterns (which haven’t found a single real life use since then) and F# (which I never used with the exception of some little demos and is now slowly fading away in my memory).

Have you got any study advice to help me dealing with this frustrating situation?

I know some C++. What should I really learn next Python or Java?
I want to be able to make a meaningful project as soon as possible.(with Java as I can see I have SpigotPlugins, and with Python I have Telegram Bots).
Sorry for asking for advice here but idk what to do.

How do you guys get better at programming?

I'm very new to this sphere and currently I'm learning C++ (think strings, bools and early stages of if/else) due to university course and I have fun with it during labs, but when I have to do something by myself from scratch, I reach a certain point and then I get stuck. I try re-reading the lectures but I can't find appropriate solution for the issues I face.

Do I keep doing simple tasks or do I just watch/read guides or tutorials? What is your input on the matter, fellows? :)

i want to start learning C but i dont know what book to get , can anyone advice any books or source that will help me learn it !

2020 goals:
* Complete my gender transition
* Learn C#, ASP.NET Stack and become a productive Microsoft Stack Developer
* Find a new, higher paying job
* Buy more stickers

Hey guys any advice/study plan for a 22 year old C++ Server developer to transition into data science ?

P.s. currently based in London

Hey. Can I borrow your ears for 5 minutes?

Since I've been out of school, I've often felt that even though I've learned how to code, the education went into a totally direction than the one I want to go. Of course a school can't teach you everything perfectly, but having almost no experience in frontend (mind you we learned the BAREST basics) just makes me feel entirely empty in that regard stepping up to a company. I've been pretty loaded during school, since I was struggling with a lot of things so I couldn't really find myself pursueing the direction of coding frontend apps being fun. I needed the little time I had to blow off steam playing games etc.

So the few things I know are all self taught, but I was never given a hand been shown best practices or solid advice where to look. Sitting down now at my pc trying to learn ReactJS for example feels incredibly draining and difficult, since we've never done JS in school ONCE. All the C# experience barely helps, since with ES6 being rolled out parallel to "normal" JS it's even harder to me to connect the lego blocks that is frontend development. Since many best practices are applied to ES6, I can barely even tell what previous practice they are replacing, making the entire picture even more spongy. In one sentence it's very overwhelming.

I've thought I'd apply maybe as a UX/UI Designer since I've got a great visual sense (confirmed countlessly by many, friends and strangers alike) maybe contributing to the frontend part that way. But as I was applying I've noticed that chances are seemingly pretty low to get accepted since it seems you've got zero reputition if you don't have a degree in Design.

It breaks me apart. I could probably apply as a frontend developer, but I am not sure if I would be happy doing that on the long run. Since just fucking around in Photoshop creating things seems like no effort and brings me joy, as compared to coding out lines for example.

I wanted to make money after school, improve on myself and my quality of life since I've drained that entirely for the sake of my education. Not spiral into another couple years just to eventually maybe get in the direction I want to.

On the flipside going into frontend dev with 0 skills, 0 experience, but being expected to have 2 years of hands on experience with the newest frameworks makes me feel empty and worthless.

I often hand out advice to other people on devRant, but this is the one time where I need some. Desperately. I feel shattered inside, getting out of bed in the morning has no incentive to me since I'll just feel like shit all day, watching YouTube to cheer me up temporarily, only to feel immense remorse not spending the day learning or improving on myself. Barely anything brings me joy. I don't wanna call myself depressive, but maybe I am just dodging the term and I am exactly that.

Thanks If you've read through this monstrosity of a rant/story. I'd be glad if you'd be so kind to give me a different take on my situation or a new perspective.

I am stepping on the spot and I am slowly dying inside because of it.

It dreads me to say it, but I need help.

I'm a proud man, but I'm not such a fan of my own farts that I can't admit when I maybe should have listened to other people's advice earlier.

After having been convinced of the scope of impact of AI by someone I respect, I started playing with the Jetbrains AI tools. I am impressed at its ability to process my code and give actually helpful input and to consolidate documentation into a form that is concise and helpful.

I finally get what people mean when they say it saves time.

A couple things that truly warmed me up to it is, one:
I wanted to know if I could return a string, float array, whatever, from c++ to a python script. I was assured the answer was yes, but I just COULD NOT get it to work, so I gave up on it. I asked the question to the Jetbrains AI (4o in this case) and it gave me what I needed, and now I can return a string from c++ to python no problem. There are a lot of little questions like this that I gave up on that I now have to explore again, which is both exciting and annoying, because I already have a thousand hobbies.

And two:
I am working on an html email. It's a mess of tables and text and inline styles. Compared to the markup I'm used to writing, it's tedious to trudge through to make even simple changes. I was able to successfully instruct it to make a specific copy change, while respecting the document's indenting, all on the first try.

I will forever maintain that it will enable a generation of drones that don't understand how to do simple things and will atrophy the skills of otherwise capable people that use it as a crutch.

I will also always maintain that its foundation is built on mass theft and is a monument to the uneven application of intellectual property protection laws. But with DeepSeek coming out and having done the same thing to them, I find myself enjoying the turnabout. I'm also amused that I coincidentally jumped into the pool right as things got interesting.

All that said, as a reference tool, like Google and Wikipedia used to be, it's not the force of pure evil I held it as. It is actually very useful and if used responsibly on an individual level, can be an amazing productivity tool and can even teach its users new things.

Hey DevRant!

Not really a rant but a question:
I just got accepted into a coding bootcamp. Have any of you been involved in one? How was it? What would you do to make it a better experience throughout? Any advice or suggestions?

It's full time, six months long and I start in October and I want to make sure I make the most of the experience and absorb as much as possible.

I'm super happy that the course appears to be less just learning JavaScript and more involved in the Computer Science side of things, even including bits about C/C++, distributed systems, algorithms and data structures, software design/testing, cryptography, database management, and computer architecture. It also, of course, covers tons of resume work, interview practice, and networking.

Thanks!

!Rant - I'm looking for some advice 🤔

So this kid he's 13 interested in building cool things programming etc hasn't had any real start in it.

So I'm like ! Great! 🤔

Another programmer in this world would be lovely ... Before I used to take this approach of, you should do ... This.

Now I'm taking the approach, well what do you like what interests you 🤔 what do you find yourself needing?

Effectively trying to find an in, Into what might drive him to keep with it.

I find people get to ... Uninterested in it. Fast. I've literally had 10-20 people go 🤔 I would like to find out more I really like this etc .

But most don't stick with it I feel because I suggest they make this start and they aren't interested in.... That specifically even though it's a steeping stone

Normally I suggest html CSS right. It's a simple easy thing to learn

Then JavaScript then ... Another language like c# and move to c++ etc.

It's not what I did but I think it's... A smoother transition then my c# start then dropping to c++ then web

So opinions ? Is this the right move 🤔 he has this project in mind now. This app. Which I said could be built in html CSS really if he wanted to. Or though I suggested looking at some native stuff to, then pick.

I've left it open said he can ask anytime. I sent him codeacademy fyi

I told him to get this app to 😂 so might be on here

Wrote a REALLY bad, simple java method to generate the repetitive parts of c# classes

Now I’m curious about good code generation methods. How I probably should’ve done this

Think I could get some advice and links on how to start learning to write simple code generators?

Okay, going to delve into the world of C game programming. I come from a JS/React background and wondering where to start. I did a C project back in uni so I know some foundations.

Idea is a 4x space game with simple 2d shapes representing ships, inspired by an old game I can't remember the name of (anybody?)

Firstly, I am thinking Allegro as the lib, it seems to be more maintained than SDL. Does that seem good? Though not sure where to start, or any tutorials for someone who is scratchy with C.

Any advice on how to structure my code?

I like the idea of entity component system, is that sensible?

Cheers for any help

!rant

So thanks for whoever pointed out my mistake with the “!” operator.

I tried to be devcool but i failed ;) but im allgood now!

Getting to the topic:

After scanning people's opinion here i have decided to learn C.

I have done js react and html css for the last year and have an okay grasp on it but i want to learn more.

Mainly:

-security
-network
-memory and ressources

Im a noob ant ive only scratched the surface. Im gonna be soon working on databases and backend java to master the functioning of a backoffice with its API and the handling of form and crud automisation (i probably am not using all the right words. I am learning and being told what to do).

Am i helping myself with C and if so any tutorial advice or good teaching resource that could be advised to me.

Thanks ;)

I really want to dive deeper in other languages. But everytime I see something with a not c-like syntax i can't muster the resolve to dive in.

Any advice to overcome that?

I’ve been working in a toxic environment for the past 1.5 years and realized that I’m actually going to have a tough time finding a job outside because my coding skills has gone to rust (been delegated to mostly support role in a startup, almost IT support or project mgmt).

I recently did an interview for a C++ gig and was rejected due to not being sufficient enough.

I’m actually really feeling defeated. It almost feels like I’ve falling into a trap I can’t get out of. I could use some advice

!rant
TL;DR: New(-ish) dev looking for advice to improve workflow and new languages. Hopefully worth a read though :)

Newbie developer here, I took a web applications development class this year since I could take that at another campus rather than do general education courses at my home school, and I have learned and earned a CIW Certification for HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, though I know the certificates do squat if I can't apply myself to them, and I have learned PHP and MySQL.

I want to learn more, technically-applicable languages.

My setup is barebones (to a Linux diehard's eyes), with a gaming laptop that I do a lot of workstation stuff on, an RPi 3 B that I do some Linux-y stuff on, and a less-powerful Development Laptop (that I call a devtop) that I occasionally do work away from home on.

I'm sure most will cringe and weep at my workflow, as I use Windows 10 on both systems and the standard NOOBS software on the pi, and I use Brackets as my text editor, as well as the XAMPP AMP stack for testing.

My biggest questions are what could I do to improve my workflow, and what languages should I learn/apply myself to for real-world application (such as Node.js for live-updating server-side applications or C# for Windows applications)?

Thank you for taking the time to read this, any feedback is helpful! I'm just a high school student with a lot of enthusiasm for development!

Hey DevRant Fam ❤️ hope you are all doing very well!, for awhile now i have been focusing on c# and I certainly do enjoy it! Though since I’m still in uni.. we have only been building forms which as far as i am aware is not used anymore..

So my devRant fam, I’d love to be learning more of the modern things and also building more modern forms using c#, I’m very curious to hear what advice you have for me, I’m very much happy to learn anything & I’m open to all of your opinions!.

Again thank you for reading my lengthy rant, I appreciate it highly!
Hope you have an amazing day/night wherever you are!

Best
Milo ☺️❤️

<sarcasm> best advice?

Write microcontroller code in C++ even if the underlying OS won't understand. You can always decompile the program to C code and use the generated code.

Things he forgot to mention:
- cannot use most of C++ core functionality (basically no STL, no exceptions, all of C++11)
- have to get your code to compile twice (C++ and C afterwards)
- debugging that generated C code is a pain in the ass
- have to debug twice

So, I have a nested ternary, right, and that's not very readable:

(x <= y ? z : (x <= z ? y : x));

The linter points this out and I'm like yeah, valid point. So I inline-F[*0] it:

if (x <= y)
········return z;
else if (x <= z)
········return y;
else
········return x;

Clearer? Kinda. Oh, but the linter doesn't like this either, and to be fair, valid point once again; an else-after-return *can* be quite confusing if you have it in the __middle__ of the F body, catches you by suprise.

However, I'd like to take a brief moment to waggle your nutsack, if you please. Because this is C++ and I'm picking a reference from a list of values, so I can't simply assout[*1] within the switch.

So I'm at the crossroads of life once again, losing man's toughest struggle as I sit on a metaphorical cigar, squirming while I unclench my asshole slowly for strictly defecatory purposes. Allow me to illustrate:

- If I ignore the linter, and leave the rest of the code unchanged, the checks are going to fail and the bot is going to taint my pristine PR with automated comments.
- But if I take the linter's advice, I have to do a slight rewrite of the damn thing plus every F that calls it, which means touching shit that has nothing to do with this issue.

So what's it gonna be? Flushing or shoving my own excrement? Oh, the thrills of it being (literally) SOLID, ie not the acronym, but may the Almighty punish Uncle Bob regardless.

NOTES:
[*0]: It means 'function,' what else?
[*1]: ASS-ign OUT-put, where 'out' is just some var. You modify the var within the F body and return the final value.

Alright guys, I need some advice now from you..

My employer is super impressed with my worked and they are willing to relocate me to the US (Seattle).

As you all are aware that I am actively trying to move out of my country but lately have realised that no matter what, it's home.

Also, I am way to close to my mother and don't want to leave her alone for an extended period of time as both my parents are ageing and I cannot be a selfish fuck to ignore them during their last phase of life.

I want to make the most to spend time with them.

Some key points that I need help with
- I am more inclined towards the UK/EU than US
- Need to spend time with parents/family
- Need to secure some cash for some key life moments

Some challenges:
- Cannot take parents along because they'd not be able to settle for more than 1.5 month outside for various reasons
- If I am moving out, why shouldn't I go to a place I love than a place I don't?

Some plans:
Plan A: Move to Seattle (6 months) > FAANG > Get a high paying high in India (all this in 2 year duration) > Settle down > Periodically travel Europe and explore hobbies

Plan B: Move to Seattle (6 months) > FAANG (optional) > Find a job in the UK/EU (4.5 year duration) > Fullfill EU dreams > Get a high paying job in India > Settle > Continue exploring hobbies

Plan C: Stay in India with current company (6 months) > IJP or EJP to the UK/EU (5 year duration) > Fullfill EU dreams > Get a high paying job in India > Settle > Continue exploring hobbies

I need to pick one while keeping in my that I can spend more time with parents and fullfill my dreams as well. I am confident that money will follow and I'll save enough for my retirement. Willing to trade off some extremely high paying jobs for a happier lifestyle.

Recently, our COO left the company and we got a new one. He is, for some reason, a freelancer which I find very odd as a C-level employee.

Anyway, fast forward 3 months and we the scrum master (or project manager), 60% of our dev team, one tech guy responsible for installations and our intern IT support department all got fired.

Now they gave me the decision for a raise, extra training (that they pay) but I have to find/figure out or an e-bike. Does anyone have some advice?

Hey guys. Next week i wil have my first programming interview (C stuff) aaaand well, as everybody was i guess, i'm very anxious about it. It's my first interview and i want it to go well! Any advices? ^^

Need some advice. How should I look for and join an active open source project?

I'm looking for Java/C#/backend. Not to big on JS... But definitely No Frontend web stuff

I started working for a startup as Server Administrator/ System Integrator beside university to get some dollars with easy work and nice people.
((I Know two of the C*Os so I got a had feeling with this. Besides the upcoming story I'm still really happy with my position and career chances here. God bless my Department which has the most funny/rude guys, love you.))

tl;dr:
Guy fakes his Skillset and fuckup whole department, can´t do most of his basic tasks. I had my first and hopefully last interaction with this bastard.

Heres how everything started:
I was more and more involved in the leading processes and decisions.

Heard about a story where and why the whole dev-department was kicked out of his position because they were crappy developers. And cant just believe the stories they told me about the former Dev-Lead

Now I met the former "Development Lead"
I was brought in because we in the IT wondered why he would like to share his local machine password with colleges. After some questions he came out with the Reason.
He is doing home-office for some days a week now and wants his colleges to be able to start his "software". (already confused by that)

The "better IT-guy" in me offered help for automatic deployment CI/CD stuff so that they can use it as an inhouse service.

BIG OOF incoming:
"The code is not in git because I wanted to clean it up before"
"My IDE is the only place where my PHP crap work is running"
"The 'PHP-software' is to complex for this"

My Lead and I were completely speechless,
I understand the decision to kick this "dev-Lead" from the lead position down to a code monkey/ script kid.

Now I´m thinking about getting my Hands on the Lead position after my exams because if such bastards with no clue about basic stuff, no clue about leading, no clue about ci/cd, no clue about generic software stuff get the job I would easily be the "good IT-guy" with more responsibility/ skill.

Now I sit here, hate people that fake their skills and set back work of colleges for multiple months and never asked for help or advice.
And the little "Bastard Operator from Hell" in my just wants to delete all his files, emails account during a migration to completely demotivate the person who failed to be responsible for a team nor their projects.

Career advice question.
I am soon to finish my apprenticeship as an infrastructure technician but about half way through I found my love in coding.
I have played with fundamentals of c#, js, css, python and java.
Where would you guys recommend looking for honing my skills?
Cheers!

I offer advice and it is quickly dismissed. C-level exec offers same advice and it is genius.

Im a new self taught programmer and i need some advice on where i should go next to become a web developer.
I already know python and c#.
I learned html, css, js, php, sql.

What else can i learn?

Got a test in C++, two questions, two hours for an internship. Any advice, what should I expect?

Finding it hard to focus. I'm into UI, backend, frontend, iOS... Exploring FP. We've just had our first child and I need to put my time and energy into what will a) provide healthy financial remuneration b) be more enjoyable than frustrating c) be relatively futureproof (if that's even possible). For some reason I have a huge distaste for JavaScript (as an ecosystem) which has led me to look into Elm. I've enjoyed Ruby but something in my mind tells me Functional programming is more logical for me. It's a whole new approach and skill to level-up on. I love programming my own back-ends, but for me, design is so important and I want to be part of the visual, tangible part that people interact with. I'm a one-man operation which means I do design, full stack Development, client liaison, financials, client acquisition. Freelancing is a double edged sword - I don't know when the next project will come, but I also need to focus on the projects I have without taking too much on. At times I think employment would be good, despite having it's on drawbacks which I read about repeatedly on here. Any advice?

Need advice. I run all my development on a desktop that I have been happy with for years. Now it keep crashing (probably due to forti client which I need for a contract).

I am frozen in looking for a replacement. Will a laptop give me the freedom I want but not enough power and USB options? Will I be wasting 1000k buying one?

I do all sorts of dev: visual studio, eclipse, PHP, c#, Apache, IIS, SQL server, MySQL.

I pretty much have to be prepared for anything.

But I keep thinking a laptop will give me this mobility that I may never use.

I probably should stick with a desktop.

Hey DevRant Fam, hope everyone is doing very very well of course, once again id like to apologize for my lack of activity, but i'd love to get some great advice from you guys!

Im nearly going into my last semester in which i will be going into my internship!, and recently id love to be open with everyone i got some harsh feedback, which is the first time ever someone opened up to me on this level... i was told that unfortuneately if i wanted to work in such a space as HFT or trading software i really need to up my game in problem solving.. i was told i do struggle to solve problems and personally i do understand how he got to that conclusion because it is the truth that it does take me longer to learn some concepts and its fine :-).

But i'll never give up learning something!, so my internship will be in either Web Development or Front end development, i have not touched base on web dev or front end development because i been heavily working on C# and Java (Android), i'd very much appreciate if someone could give me some great tips of getting back into web dev or front end, im very excited but nervous!.

also guys sorry i do ramble a lot.... but that's just my nature!

Also any advice on internships?, because this is my actual first ever real job in terms of development... :D

Kind Regards,
Milo <3

Hello everyone, looking for some career advice here.

First of let me list my credentials off here. I graduated in 2016 with a BS in Computer Science. While I was working on my degree I worked as an engineering for 3 years in a cell phone repair company. What this entailed was managing/reverse engineering a software solution of one of that companies vendors, writing documentation etc (it started as a summer internship and became a job that I worked full time over Summers and up to 30/week in the school year).

Anyway, the vendor I acted as a point of contact offered me a job before I graduated and I started with them in May 2016 as a junior most Dev. Since then I have have maintained the same job tittle (software developer), however my duties have increased.

Currently I maintain several of our build servers, manage software releases (as in I am the lead developer of this application) for the service that makes 90% of this companies money, and am the subject matter expert for everything regarding smartphone diagnostics. I've literally been entrusted with access to all of the company servers for if something goes wrong. I'm also training our newest developers and being told I'm doing a good job at doing so.

Currently with my job on a day to day basis I'm working with Java, Android, C++, Golang, MongoDB, iOS in Objective C, and Python

(Please note this is a small company of less than 50 people)

Currently I'm only being paid 60k USD and am wondering if I should hold out for a raise or consider looking for a better job? ( Please note I live in the east coast in an area where the cost of living isn't absurd).
Because this job was practically handed to me I don't know what to expect and feel imposter syndrome as I think I deserve better pay but think I don't have enough years experience. All advice is welcome

Hey remote workers.

What would be your advice for someone with experience that's interested in exploring remote work.

I'd like to target this question to remote workers that live outside USA/EU/UK. Say South America, South Asia.

A little introduction.

I'm a full stack engineer, did one project in embedded systems with QT/C++/RPI can do backend in Python, Node, Java, C#. I have some experience with React Native (just 2 apps)

I currently I do full stack with Node, React, postgres and caching with couchdb.
I gather requirements, write the projects, proposals and then I do the implementation. (Really full stack, I kinda like it though, when I'm bored with code I pick up an issue and contact the client to socialize/get answers. I found out that nondevs like to feel they talk to a human not a robot)

I'm making about 600usd/month (dev in a poor country) working 30hrs /week. I'd like to ramp up my income, working remote part time to fill up about 50hr week.

What can I expect?
Where do I start?
Are there part time opportunities for working remote?
What kind of roles are in demand?

So I'm taking the plunge and learning c++, any advice on how to keep my sanity?

Finally enrolled in a c# programming course!
I've got somewhat of a knowledge in html and css and was wondering for a long time if I should go Javascript or Php, but got an advice that c# will give me a broader understanding of programming.
Can't wait to learn! :)

Best advice i was given (credit to my aunt), when you're struggling to get into something just do 15 minutes work, then allow 15 minute procrastination as a reward, then 15 mins work again, another 15 min procrastination, keep going until the work's done or you stop needing a break. Usually after the first hour of this I've got my motivation back.

When I was at school I went from a C grade student to an A grade student with this technique.

Worked all my life in C++/Java and for the first time in Android, finished the android app (ffs that's one messy framework)... now they give me an old macbook and send me into swift/xcode, I have been trying to connect two text fields and a button for 90 minutes, getting furious knowing I have to finish this app all over again for ios, please tell me how fucked am I? Is it better or worse than Android when it comes to a learning curve? I've googled this and usually it's fanboys fanboying, has anyone done both and has any advice?

P.S. I'm young and still tend to learn fast, but man this is really giving me shit, especially the IDE and interface builder which I despise as a concept, rather just write code instead of dragging and dropping...

Hey everyone. I am a recent graduate of 2015. At a company as a front-end dev. I really want to get into the game industry or just work for one. I love Ai, obsessed with it. I am proficent in c++ too. I don't care if I stay as a front-end dev I like that too. I just want I work for something i obsess and passionate about. Any advice?

I've been programming for quite a while. I know Java and C#, but I decided to pick up another language, C++, so enrolled in a class at my college. My professor is GOD AWFUL. 4 weeks in and WE DIDNT EVEN TOUCH THE #$@&% KEYBOARD. You'd think that we would at least learn inputs or outputs, right? Instead we've been busting ass learning how to format our homework. What a waste of time.

On that note, if there are any good C++ classes on Udemy, and if you've had a good experience I would love your advice since theres many choices to choose from. I'm gonna learn this one way or another, and it seems the latter looks more useful than that person I'm obligated to call "professor".

Hi,
I've just started learning programming to be a web developer. I've learned html, CSS , now on C# and to go for ASP.NET, Java, etc..
I see a lot of posts in devRant and on Facebook about Programming I feel like most people reached far and it's too late for me start now.

Any advice please.

I have started to learn Python and have ventured to the usual places to try and learn. Udemy, YouTube, Mimo app, and Programming Hub app.

I'm familiar with programming languages like c#, and JavaScript but have never become proficient in any of them. I'm hoping I can change that with Python.

Im looking for anything I can get. Advice, links, books, not sure what else there is. If it will help me learn and hopefully retain the info than I'm all for it.

Cheers

So guys. I need some help here. I'm watching a YouTube series called 'Coding Math', and the guy uses JS. I primarily use C#. So, I was wondering if anyone had some advice on what to do...keep using C#, or learn JS? I know JS gets a hard wrap for being so...vast... In its number of libraries, and I know C# has some annoying quirks, too.

Guys I need an advice. I have a very good idea for a mobile app, but at the moment I know only C++. What would you recommend me to learn for building a mobile cross platform app, and, of course, what tools should I use? I'm completely lost, but I really want to develop this.

Which skills and platform do I need to focus as a ASP.NET back end developer? The .NET development environment is so massive, I really don't know from where do I need to start. I do know basic C# syntax and was studying C# 7.0 in a Nutshell and stopped temporarily because it introduced too much concept that I don't need for now. Any advice will be appreciated. Thank you!

I've been in the industry (developer for Finance, backend, quant stuff) for 5 years, and I was thinking to starting looking for a remote developer position in a couple of years.

Do you have any advice? Shall I start studying something? I'm proficient with C++, python and C#, but mainly for numerical algorithms, but I'm sure I can learn other stuff.

Friend of mine has some C++ he wrote and wants to run it in a web area, so he can demo it and output the results to a webpage. He wants to stick to using the C++ and avoid rewriting it in Python (my suggestion).

Any advice on how he could go about it? I’ve heard about a C compiler that could run in a web area, but not sure if they are any good..?

!rant advice needed

I have an interview at a company this week who work in PHP, magento, angular js, swift and sometimes c#. Sounds quite good for a new grad with one year of experience in PHP and front end.

The problem is the salary is 20-22k. My friends are looking in London and the ones who ha e secured roles are 36k and 40k. They are roughly the same level of developers as me.

So what to do? Probably turn it down? I don't know what o should expect but I was hoping for around 30k. I need the money for personal reasons and 22k doesn't seem like a lot for a first class computer science graduate with a year and a half industry experience. I could be wrong?

!dev

Personal rant, but as one shouldn't bottle up emotions, probably not so bad idea....

Started with diet and exercise in the vacation, as finally a certain thing starting with C calmed down...

Its maddening how fucked up the world is. Now as a lil private info (that might not be so unknown, shared multiple times here) - my body is a train wreck.

Lungs are fucked, muscle distrophy, some other things are fucked.

I'm the kind of thing every gym trainer dreads - the client that needs not only a lot of ass whooping, but also has a lot of problems that need to be taken care of.

Which is why I rather do exercise at home, cause... My experiences with humans in gyms are bad. Most trainers behave like fucking chimpanzees screaming commands while not listening what one tells them...

First challenge: Find a low impact cardio training.

What one mostly finds is a female chick (which is sad cause I like men more for obvious reasons), that should gain some weight, screaming at ya how great sport is while jumping around like a bunny on ecstasy.
Low impact isn't really low impact when you jump around, lil bunny... And it isn't low impact when you just let yourself fall to the floor and start doing push ups.

If an obese person like me did that, it would end in pain, frustration and an empty fridge TM.

So one has to painfully look and skip through 20 min vids of "Non low impact low impact YouTube / ... vids" to find one that is doable without wrecking the body even further... Yaaaay. That makes one totally not feel depressed :-)

The other thing that I always hate is dieting. Note that I don't have to change much - I'm basically on a diet since years, holding weight the whole time.

The jolly fun is that I can't take off with just an diet. If you never heard that such thing is possible, a lil advice: It is possible. Nothing hurts more than being told that eating less solves all problems magically - cause it doesn't.

What I usually need is added protein, as I suffer from muscle dystrophy in my left side. (hence the low impact vids).

If you go to a grocery store, you most likely find *tons* of protein stuff.

The fun thing is that roughly 80 % of that are - like all things in a supermarket - completely bullshit.

I know one could avoid using protein powder / ... - but that makes dieting a very very very hard task, as one has to not only do a lot of planning, but cooking and eating becomes a depression palooza... It just doesn't make fun when you have to scale components for every meal or force yourself to eat e.g. 250 g of low fat curd cheese to gain the necessary proteins.

Why is supermarket stuff so shitty....

Added sugar / saccharides . When one has been dieting for long for health reasons, one finds out pretty quick that most products (especially those labeled as healthy / fat reduced / "weight loss") are perfectly made to lead to a sugar crisis and binge eating.

I've found protein drinks containing up to 25 g of sugar per drink (330 ml).

A coke has 27 g of sugar per 250 ml...

:) Now isn't that jolly...

I've found my stuff of joy not so long ago (not advertising here, but depending on flavor it has only up to 3 g (!)) of sugar per drink)...

It just annoys me and pisses me off how much money is made - in my opinion deliberately - on the suffering of other people...

Most laws by the way end up being blocked by lobbyists - most nutrient scores etc are just "wrong" or better to unspecific... Making exploitation pretty easy.

It's funny how everyone has an opinion on obese people, everybody is pointing fingers and explaining how stupidly easy it is to take off... And at the same time no one gives a damn about shit like that.

That's all folks. Feeling better now.

By the way, I'm doing fine. I lost 7 kg already, though the train wreck of body was pretty pissed the last two weeks as everything hurts.

Another reason why motivational speeches are dumb in videos: Pain isn't fun. :)

Recent graduate asking about programming work.

I just graduated a bachelor's for Games Programming. I've studied c++, Java, Unreal, Android studio and Mathematics. Also includes group projects and game specific stuff.

I spent a year in Germany doing software and database courses which included 6 months working as a front end developer as an intern.

I keep getting job offers for front end work but I'm seeing no interest from software or games. I hate websites, specifically front end and don't want to end up stuck in that career.

Should I avoid front end jobs and hold out for something else, or do you think I should bear with it for now? I'm currently waiting on an interview for a 12 month contract as a front end developer at a rate of £200 a day, 5 days a week. Yet I have absolutely no idea if this is good or not.

Any advice you more experienced people can give me? 😰

I'm wondering if anyone worked in Microsoft as Data Labeler?
I'm supposed to have an interview in about a month, but since I stated that I know at least basics of C#, Java, and Python, they said I'd have different kind of interview.
I would appreciate any kind of advice, since I'm getting anxious cause I don't know what will be expected from me now cause u usually don't need any coding skills for that job

Edit: the new position is somewhat of an alpha tester I think

So some of the C++ guys I deal with have this thing in their mind that they know all the other languages cause they're similar right, and they argue that it doesn't work vice versa.You know Java, you don't know c++

Simple advice to people out there who meet such people is to just ask them to make a Java program with the goto command

Little know it all freaks.

So. As some of you may remember. I got a new job. However! I didn't end up taking it. They ended up terminating my current boss and gave me his job (and salary to boot).

They then told me to begin rebuilding the department and expanding it, something my old boss was not a fan of.

What tips do you guys have for building and managing a team? I've never ran one before. So I'm looking for advice on a project management platform. We are a C# shop so If it has nice integration into VS all the better.

Thank you and rant on! I am sure I will have some ranting about hiring and junior fuckups soon!

I need advice!

I have a project idea that involves creating a cross platform gui but I cannot decide on a framework.
I have been toying with the idea of electron(ugh please no), c++ with either gtk+ or qt, Java with JavaFx.
I really want to be be able to create binaries for Mac windows and Linux while keeping bundlesize low and efficiency high. With this in mind I am leaning towards a c++ implementation but qt (which seems to be the best option for this route) has an insane learning curve. Is there something I am not thinking of that would satisfy these requirements?

Hi friends, I would like to ask someone who is more experienced in the field than me about C# and web development.
I am currently just a front end guy, with no real experience in back end - but I've been learning C# for game development with Unity for some time and wanted to ask if c# could be a nice direction for my back end learning?
Is it viable, good?
Any advice is highly appreciated ☺

I'm taking data structures and algorithm analysis class at college but don't know how to study... I need advice, by the way the language we're using is c++

Not a rant but a helping request.

A friend of mine just asked me if I can make an ERP System for his father, he wants to take control of the inventory, and the merchandise decrease.

Any advice of which database would be better for this job since I don't think he is going to pay for a license or something like that.

I was thinking using MySQL and C# or maybe Java.

Any comment is well appreciated ☺️

I'm interested in learning c#(aspnet cire, wpf, uwp etc, all the stuff I can do with it). Does anyone have any recommendations in where and how to start? I'm familiar with the basic concepts of programming, and I work as a front end developer, but I really want to expand my knowledge. Any advice would be great!

Okay. Here's the ONLY two scenarios where automated testing is justified:
- An outsourcing company who is given the task of bug elimination in legacy code with a really short timeframe. Then yes, writing tests is like waging war on bugs, securing more and more land inch after inch.
- A company located in an area where hiring ten junior developers is cheaper than hiring one principal developer. Then yes, the business advantage is very real.

That's it. That's the only two scenarios where automated testing is justified. Other such scenarios doesn't exist.

Why? Because any robust testing system (not just "adding some tests here and there") is a _declarative_ one. On top of already being declarative (opposed to the imperative environment where the actual code exists), if you go further and implement TDD, your tests suddenly begins to describe your domain area, turning into a declarative DSL.

Such transformations are inevitable. You can't catch bugs in the first place if your tests are ignorant of entities your code is working with.

That being said, any TDD-driven project consists of two things:
- Imperative code that implements business logic
- Declarative DSL made of automated tests that also describes the same business logic

Can't you see that this system is _wet_? The tests set alone in a TDD-driven project are enough to trivially derive the actual, complete code from it.

It's almost like it's easier to just write in a declarative language in the first place, in the same way tests are written in TDD project, and scrap the imperative part altogether.

In imperative languages, absence of errors can be mathematically guaranteed. In imperative languages, the best performance (e.g. the lowest algorithmic complexity) can also be mathematically guaranteed. There is a perfectly real point after which Haskell rips C apart in terms of performance, and that point happens earlier on than you think.

If you transitioned from a junior who doesn't get why tests are needed to a competent engineer who sees value in TDD, that's amazing. But like with any professional development, it's better to remember that it's always possible to go further. After the two milestones I described, the third exists — the complete shift into the declarative world.

For a human brain, it's natural to blindly and aggressively reject whatever information leads to the need of exiting the comfort zone. Hence the usual shitstorm that happens every time I say something about automated testing. I understand you, and more than that, I forgive you.

The only advice I would allow myself to give you is just for fun, on a weekend, open a tutorial to a language you never tried before, and spend 20 minutes messing around with it. Maybe you'll laugh at me, but that's the exact way I got from earning $200 to earning $3500 back when I was hired as a CTO for the first time.

Good luck!

Since most of you are working in IT , Communication and related fields, what advice can you give to a student like me who has just began studying Computer Science Engineering ...I mean how should I began, what to do next and get myself placed in a good company.

Talking about myself I have started learning C language and have learnt about basics, pointers, memory allocation, not yet started with data structures and algorithms

I have just done HTML and basic CSS , have understanding of MySQL and know a little bit about flask and Jinja framework in python.

If you could share your experiences, like what you felt at this stage what you do and how you do....how you got placed...what should I do different to cope with the growing competition....

Look I know this place is not for this bullshit but.... my seniors are egocentric bastards, my batchmates don't give a shit about CS , and being a student of tier-3 state government college in India, professors don't care......so I really appreciate if you guys can come forward, and especially Indian guys.

I've been searching for a C# dev job in the UK for a month or two now but all I'm seeing are ASP.NET or JavaScript heavy roles. Am I just unlucky or are all companies moving to web apps? Any advice?

!rant but I'd like some advice.

This summer I'm taking a brief course on programming, very generic and mostly just to get it officially on paper, and as of what I can tell a lot of it will be stuff I'm familiar with. Basic syntax, loops, logic, good practices, etc.

However, I get to choose the language I get to work in myself. I assume they have a set of the most commonly used ones (couldn't find a list of them though) and I was wondering if anyone had advice on which to pick?

I already have a base of decent JS and Python, but I feel like it might be good to pick something other than Python? Because even though I love it to bits, I do realize that it's not the optimal language in all situations. What I'm pondering is Java or one of the C-languages, but again, I'm not one of the pros here. Any recommendations?

I am so tired of people above me in my company hierarchy that have such pronounced insecurities and power issues. I know Python and C# to a T but haven't worked on many projects. What's the quickest way to freelancing from either of these languages? Suggestions would be immensely appreciated!

Hi everyone! In your opinion what's the best place/resource to start learning OOP? And what application would you recommend? C# or C++?

I'm already into building websites so this is the next step for me. Thanks!

I transitioned from js to c# about 4 weeks ago for my first job in the industry. It has been a really rough 3 weeks for someone who hasn't had any OOP experience. I've been trying really hard to ramp up, but I'm having a really hard time wrapping my head around some of the advance c# topics (e.g. interface, extension methods, etc.) Does anyone have good resources or advice to help me get my feet wet?

hello. i'm a software engineer with about 4 years of experience, worked with c++.
a couple of months ago i started learned web dev, and now i have learned html and css, next is js.
i'd like to ask advice what on how to proceed, what to learn next? should i learn or build something? follow tutorials?
thanks

Okay so I want other opinions. So I've been studying for C++ competition and I don't know how to keep learning the language.. for python I just kept finding projects to do or picked a module to learn. But with C++ I was gonna work on the <random> and <string> libraries but after that I have no clue :/

Heyoh! , I have just started coding in C# and am really enjoying it,

is there any advice that you would give give to yourself when you were a beginner' and if so please share it :)

After almost 3 years of professional experience I’d like to specialize more in something but I struggle to because I enjoy almost every aspect of IT: I find front-end really fun, I find very rewarding to build good user experiences and I’m excited for what WASM may bring on the table but I even like to work on the back end on both: legacy monoliths and modern micro services, I love to refactor clunky programs full of “cargo cult” code and redundancies put by people who doesn’t understand the framework they’re using and to make them shine. I’m even good at UNIX/Linux scripting and with Docker (often colleagues asks me advice on these topics) so I’m really tempted to upgrade my knowledge by learning K9S and reading the 1000+ pages of Unix Power Tools to get into operations/DevOps especially considering which the field is the least likely to be overrun by cheap developers coming from a 3 months boot camp.
On top of that I’ve got even into more theoretical topics: I’m following a course on algorithms and data structures in C and in future I want to learn the basics of AI for a personal project but these things aren’t much about employment but personal culture.
Have you got any advice for this disoriented young man?

Hey All, hope everyone is doing absolutely well, need some advice/help i'm kind of stuck and overwhelmed at the moment :"D. I Really would like to get back into c++, i have not done much programming for quite a good few months on this particular programming language, i love to learn by doing and following examples, if someone could recommend me some good books or other resources i'd be very grateful :=), or some good tips onto getting back into this language :-).

Thank you once again for taking the time to read through my question :D.

Milo <3 :D

Hi guys I do have this problem while learning and I need an advice from y'all...take python it was created with c if I'm correct, and it has alot of applications very good language, but I do think y shd I learn python why not C ,, even using React I feel like Facebook developed it y can't I learn from the source directly?.jst confused 🤔

How can a novel emerging challenger software (written in Rust) take me 4 hours to install (still ongoing)?

Today I have decided to give Pijul a go. Pijul describes itself as a theory-sound alternative to Git, which I have wanted to get away from for a while now, due to various reasons -- many of which I saw Pijul advertise to have solved on design level.

So I set away a day to learn Pijul, today. Well, 4 hours after I sat down -- after a number of hilariously wonky failures of "Rust ecosystem" to do the right thing as I had to install Rust with some shell one-liners those insane wizards recommend for installation process (all in the name of "stability but not stagnation") -- Pijul has now been installing with the blasted `cargo` for an hour now (that's after 3 hours of getting to the point where `cargo install pijul` stopped exploding in my face) -- telling me I only have 40 crates more to install. Are they throttling me, perhaps? I don't care -- I should have been installing Pijul from a repository in accordance with my Linux distribution, or -- at worst -- download a BLOODY COMPILED PROGRAM IMAGE.

What is it with the hipster developers today? Everything they get of tools, they subsume and churn out intricate complexities the likes of which we hadn't seen yesterday. Tell me fellow developers who think installation of your software has to require three and a half novel "installation solutions" to which I can't be arsed to be made privy -- do you think your life today is easier than, I don't know -- wrangling with a Makefile and a C compiler (which today thankfully can do rather good job of standards compliance)?

I mean I wouldn't mind Pijul being written in Rust -- but it turns out Rust's advertised elegancy in practice is wrapped in so much "giftwrap" I feel like what desire I had to learn Rust myself, I'll stear well clear.

Here's an advice for developers in general -- an advice continiously ignored for decades -- stop blowing your original scope of delivery in auxilary packages you think you need to reinvent just because you can or because your mom is out of town! For programming languages like Rust this most certainly entails NOT writing your own package manager, with its own package delivery mechanism that has its own configuration file format and virtual machine to configure dependency resolution or what have you!

You wanted to write a programming language that has novel features you think we need? Fine -- write one and stop there. Watch it grow, and watch people who are busy working on other parts (scopes) of software to integrate your offer.

What a shitshow. Stop smuggling alternative package managers, installers, and discombulators with your actual product -- I only want the latter, I don't want the rest of your damn piping, walls, roof and a cathedral on top of it!

Don't be that guy starting with a pin, and ending up with a fucking diorama miniature of a pig farm in Netherlands. Jesus.

Could you guys give me advice on how to write good code?

(I'm mostly doing TypeScript and C++)

And what other languages should I learn?

I have an idea I need to get out of my head but am not sure where to start. I want to figure out a good way to learn about real-time water simulation. I’m looking at either OpenGL, or Openframeworks, or Cinder. I have basic experience with c++ and a bit less with OpenGL but am not worried about learning. Could someone point me in the right direction? Andy good resources to learn or just general advice would be greatly appreciated.

any advice/suggestions to intensively brush up on modern C++ and multithreading for an interview that will likely be technical and cover bases like algorithms, data structures, etc?

I haven’t done c++ for awhile since a few courses in college - I did parallel programming and GPGPU on the side, but nothing on a professional level.

I’ve been mostly doing front web dev since I got out of school and C#, so I’ve been more on design/higher level of abstraction in dev and if I am asked things about pointers, memory allocations, etc I would probably draw a blank but I am motivated to no life it hard for the next week to catch up again.

Advice/input welcome:

I’m nearing the end of my first year of a 2 year SE program at college. I’m considering leaving at the end of this year and looking for a job, but I don’t have much of a portfolio and feel insecure about my ability to make it in this industry. I know it’s probably just impostor syndrome, but it’s a really hard feeling to shake. It’s a trade college, so the program is designed to have students work ready by the end, but there is a certificate for having completed the first year even though most students do both years.

I’m competent with java, web dev including JavaScript vanilla and bootstrap, ok with python and a lil c++, and I used c# over last summer in unity to develop a game I never finished. 2nd year is mostly more of the same, just more in depth. I’m feeling like idgaf about school anymore, and there are some things happening in my life that would benefit from a full time salary and a decent health care plan.

I spoke with an alum of the program who left after one year to work, and he strongly suggested I stay for the 2nd year, but wasn’t clear on why he thought that.

So what I wanna know is, from folks in the workforce, do you think I should stick it out for the last year and then look for work? Or would I be ok to just... go and start looking for a job now?

Hello everyone! Making my first rant.
I'm enrolled in informatics in university, and I'm learning c++ as part of my course. In my free time, I'm trying to take an online Android course (Udacity). What would you advise me to do to in terms of managing time? I also would like suggestions on programming languages to learn!

Not a dev yet (pretty fucking far from it actually) but I really enjoy coding and learning but I feel like I chose the wrong motive
I started leaning Java because it was easy to find a job since it's very popular and I got the basics pretty well integrated but I feel like I can't really do anything I wanted to do with it, I wanted to build small pieces of software that would run on windows and Linux but the fact that Java needs the jvm to work on a system makes me feel uncomfortable, I don't know why, and that makes me wanna switch to c++ even tho i think it's harder to learn.
I know it's bad practice not sticking to what I learn and pursue it but I don't know what to do with Java...
Any advice?

Sry not really a rant but you guys are the best dev community out there so I figured...

Tldr: feel like I can't do what I want with Java, want to switch to learning c++ and drop Java for now whatcha think?

I've got a basic understanding of c ++ and recently been asked something that's left me stumped. Am I able to take audio data (A sign wave as an example), output some of that data to a buffer that then directly outputs it to an audio device or speaker, without saving the data to an audio file and playing that? Been looking around Google (,Still am) and I'm not finding anything exactly the same that's answering my question or one that gives me an idea on how to do this. Any help or advice would be appreciated, even if it's only pointing me in the right direction

HOW TO HIRE A TRUSTED CRYPTO RECOVERY EXPERT- AUTOPSY MAINNET RECOVERY

When I first lost my assets, I wasn’t just robbed—I was stripped of trust, confidence, and peace of mind. What was supposed to be a smart investment turned into a nightmare I never saw coming. I want to share my story—not just as a warning, but as a testimony of how I got my life back with the help of Autopsy Mainnet Recovery, and how you can take the first step toward hiring real, trustworthy recovery professionals.

My journey started when I fell for what seemed like a legitimate online investment program. The platform looked professional. The returns seemed realistic at first. I even spoke with a supposed “financial manager” who guided me through everything. I invested gradually over the course of three months, eventually putting in over $100,000 in digital funds. Then, without warning, the entire platform went offline. The emails bounced, the support chat disappeared, and the “manager” who had been so responsive? Gone.

I was devastated. I couldn’t believe it. I tried everything—reaching out, searching forums, even reporting it to my bank—but there was nothing they could do. The helplessness was crushing. But then I remembered a piece of advice I once heard: “In digital loss, time is critical.”

So I started researching recovery services. I was met with dozens of companies making bold claims—guarantees, flashy websites, promises of instant recovery—but many looked suspicious. I had already been fooled once. I wasn’t going to let it happen again.

Then I came across Autopsy Mainnet Recovery.

Their name had been mentioned in a few credible online forums. People spoke about them as a legitimate, ethical recovery team based in the United States. I visited their website and instantly noticed a difference: there were no exaggerated claims, no pressure to pay upfront, and no vague language. Everything was transparent.

Here’s how I hired them—and what made me believe they were the real deal:

Initial Contact
I reached out through their official email. I received a response in less than two hours. The reply was kind, professional, and included a clear explanation of how their recovery process worked.

Case Assessment
Before asking for anything, they assessed my case. I provided details, screenshots, transaction records, and communication logs. They took time to review everything thoroughly and came back with a realistic analysis of what could be recovered.

Clear Terms
They shared a structured agreement outlining the scope of work, timelines, and payment terms—no upfront payment was required until results started to show. That alone set them apart from the rest.

Assigned Case Manager
Once I gave the green light, I was assigned a case manager who stayed in touch with me daily. They were patient, answered every question, and provided regular updates. It felt like I had someone fighting for me, not just another service provider.

Successful Recovery
Within four days, Autopsy Mainnet Recovery traced and initiated the process of retrieving my assets. By the end of the first week, I had recovered 84% of what was lost. I was in shock—grateful beyond words.

They didn’t just return what I lost—they restored my faith.

If you’re wondering how to hire a recovery service that’s real, trustworthy, and effective—start with Autopsy Mainnet Recovery. Here’s what you need to do:

Step 1: Reach out via email or WhatsApp with full details of your case.
Step 2: Let their experts assess your situation (free of pressure or obligation).
Step 3: Review their transparent recovery plan and only proceed when you’re ready.

Contact Information:
WhatsApp: +44 758 601 9698
Website: a u t m a i n r e c. c o m
Email: Autopsymainnetrecovery@autopsy.co.site

Hiring Autopsy Mainnet Recovery was the best decision I made after my loss. They turned my despair into a testimony—and they can do the same for you.

RECOVER YOUR STOLEN USDT AND ETH WITH SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL FOR INSTANT RECOVERY

Exceptional Support and Guidance from Spartan Tech Group Retrieval: A Lifesaver in Cryptocurrency Trouble . I recently had a complex issue while transferring my cryptocurrency through the Ethereum network to my Trust Wallet, which defaulted to the BNB Smart Chain. Due to the new beta version of Trust Wallet, called the "Swift Wallet," there was no option for the Ethereum network, causing my crypto to become effectively frozen. I could only see the transaction on Ether scan, but without a way to access my funds.Unfortunately, I was informed that it might take months, or even years, for Trust Wallet to integrate Ethereum support into this beta version, leaving me in limbo. To make matters worse, the Swift Wallet does not use a traditional private key; instead, it relies on my device as the key. This means that if my device were lost or damaged, I would permanently lose access to my funds, as Trust Wallet does not provide a backup key. After struggling with this issue, I reached out to Spartan Tech Group Retrieval on WhatsApp:+1 (971) 4 8 7 - 3 5 3 8 . They were incredibly helpful and dedicated to explaining the intricacies of my situation. They kept their promise of no upfront fees and only asked me to write a review in return for their assistance. Their transparency and professionalism were evident throughout the process. Spartan Tech Group Retrieval provided not only insights into my immediate issue but also offered valuable advice on alternative exchanges, wallets, and cold storage options. They were attentive to my safety, ensuring that my sensitive information and passwords were never exposed. Their straightforward approach made the process feel trustworthy, which is crucial in the often-confusing world of cryptocurrency. I can recommend Spartan Tech Group Retrieval highly enough. Their commitment to helping me navigate this challenging situation without any financial burden was remarkable. I will definitely return to them for any future needs and will refer anyone facing similar issues to their services. Thank you, Spartan Tech Group Retrieval, for your exceptional support and guidance! other contact info like Telegram:+1 (581) 2 8 6 - 8 0 9 2
OR Email: spartantechretrieval (@) g r o u p m a i l .c o m to reach out to them

RECOVER STUCK OR MISSING CRYPTO FUNDS - REQUESTING ASSISTANCE TRUST GEEKS HACK EXPERT

Losing access to my crypto wallet account was one of the most stressful experiences I've ever faced. After spending countless hours building up my portfolio, I suddenly found myself locked out of my account with no way to access it. To make matters worse, the email address I had linked to my wallet was no longer active. When I tried reaching out, I received an error message stating that the domain was no longer in use, leaving me in a state of complete confusion and panic. It was as though everything I had worked so hard for was gone, and I had no idea how to get it back. The hardest part wasn’t just the loss of access it was the feeling of helplessness. Crypto transactions are often irreversible, and since my wallet held significant investments, the thought that my hard-earned money could be lost forever was incredibly disheartening. I spent hours scouring forums and searching for ways to recover my funds, but most of the advice seemed either too vague or too complicated to be of any real help. With no support from the wallet provider and my email account out of reach, I was left feeling like I had no way to fix the situation. That's when I found out about Trust Geeks Hack Expert . I was hesitant at first, but after reading about their expertise in recovering lost crypto wallets, I decided to give them a try. I reached out to their team, and from the very beginning, they were professional, understanding, and empathetic to my situation. They quickly assured me that there was a way to recover my wallet, and they got to work immediately. Thanks to Trust Geeks Hack Expert , my wallet and funds were recovered, and I couldn’t be more grateful. The process wasn’t easy, but their team guided me through each step with precision and care. The sense of relief I felt when I regained access to my crypto wallet and saw my funds safely back in place was indescribable. If you find yourself in a similar situation, I highly recommend reaching out to Trust Geeks Hack Expert. You can contact Them through E MA IL: TRUST GEEKS HACK EXPERT @ FAST SERVICE .C O M + WEBSITE. H TT PS :// TRUST GEEKS HACK EXPERT. COM + TE LE GR AM: TRUST GEEKS HACK EXPERT

SOLUTION FOR STOLEN BITCOIN HIRE SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL FOR EASY RECOVERY

I thought I was careful with my cryptocurrency, but a sophisticated phishing scam nearly cost me everything. One day, I received what appeared to be a legitimate email from my wallet provider, requesting confirmation for a recent transaction. The email looked identical to their usual communications, complete with logos and familiar wording. Without thinking twice, I clicked on the link and entered my details, fully believing I was safeguarding my account.
The next day, my stomach dropped as I realized my wallet, which contained $150,000 in Bitcoin, had been completely drained. I was horrified. I’d always prided myself on being cautious about scams, but this one had slipped right through my defenses. The betrayal felt overwhelming, not just from the scammers but also from the online world I had trusted so much. It was like waking up from a nightmare only to find it had become my reality.
In a panic, I began searching for help online, scouring forums and social media for advice. That’s when I stumbled upon Spartan Tech Group Retrieval contact them on WhatsApp:+1 562 270 4565 . The reviews were overwhelmingly positive, and it seemed they specialized in cases just like mine. With a mix of desperation and hope, I reached out to them.
Their team responded quickly, asking for all the necessary details about my situation. Right from the start, I could tell they were knowledgeable and experienced. They reassured me that they had successfully handled cases of this nature before and were determined to help me recover my funds.
The next few days were incredibly stressful as I waited for updates. However, Spartan Tech Group Retrieval kept me informed throughout the entire process, alleviating some of my anxiety. They managed to track the transactions that had drained my wallet and, to my astonishment, recovered the majority of my lost funds. I never thought I’d see that money again, and their success felt like a miracle.
I can’t thank Spartan Tech Group Retrieval enough for their expertise and swift action. They truly pulled off the impossible when I was at my lowest. If you ever find yourself a victim of a scam like I did, do not hesitate to reach out to them. Their professionalism and dedication made all the difference in my recovery, and I’m forever grateful.

More info about the company: Telegram:+1 581 286 8092

Email: spartantechretrieval (@) g r o u p m a i l . c o m

TRUSTWORTHY USDT AND BITCOIN RECOVERY EXPERT REACH OUT TO FUNDS RECLIAMER COMPANY

Email: fundsreclaimercompany@ z o h o m a i l . c o m
WhatsApp:+1 (361) 2 5 0- 4 1 1 0

Here's the scene: I'm cooking pancakes for my three kids, feeling like a breakfast hero, when my youngest kid launches syrup around the kitchen like a grenade. In my frantic attempt to move my laptop, which holds $480,000 worth of Bitcoin, to safety, I knock it straight into the sink. The noise of water and electronics mixing is louder than the laughter of my children. There's a slight smell of burned circuits in the air. Panic washes over me faster than syrup on the counter. My digital savings, my kids' future safety nets, are drowning beneath soap bubbles. Despair hit harder than a toddler tantrum. I imagined tuition bills piling up like dirty dishes. My heart was racing. All the savings plans that I had built were now dissolving in dishwater. I knew exactly how much Bitcoin was on that laptop. I also knew exactly how little I knew about getting it back. That evening, googling between sobs and half-eaten pancakes, I stumbled upon a parenting blog. In between advice for getting crayon off walls and surviving teething, a mom had casually mentioned FUNDS RECLIAMER COMPANY after her toddler had flushed her crypto wallet down the toilet. Her story was oddly comforting, because her Bitcoin was recovered. Maybe mine could be too. Having nothing to lose but hope, I called them. Their technicians behaved like old paramedics to a kitchen disaster. No questions, just action. They treated my drowned laptop with the finesse of a delicate organ transplant. I received daily progress reports written so clearly even sleep-deprived parents could understand. They interpreted the drowned hardware with the expertise of surgeons and the patience of preschool teachers. Ten days went by, and then came the email: Recovered. My wallet, risen from the dead. $480,000 back in my hands. I nearly dropped the spatula. "We can have pancakes forever!" I shouted. The kids cheered, thinking it was about syrup. They had no clue that I'd just funded their college, their future, and a lifetime supply of maple awesomeness. Now my laptop is kept away from the sink, and FUNDS RECLIAMER COMPANY is on my personal Mount Rushmore of heroes. They didn't just recover my Bitcoin; they recovered my peace of mind, and proved that even in syrup war anarchy, there are digital lifeguards out there waiting to save you.

DIGITAL TECH GUARD RECOVERY // THE CYBERSECURITY SOLUTION YOU NEED

It’s astonishing how quickly trust can turn into betrayal. I had been engaging with a man on TikTok whom I believed to be a reliable source of investment advice. When my son revealed the truth about his deceitful nature, it felt like my entire world had collapsed. I had invested a staggering £48,800 in Bitcoin, convinced that it would not only secure my financial future but also foster a sense of companionship. Instead, I was left with a heavy heart, grappling with feelings of betrayal and regret. The aftermath was nothing short of devastating. I found myself in some of the darkest days of my life, plagued by sleepless nights, endless tears, and an overwhelming sense of anxiety. I replayed every conversation in my mind, desperately searching for the signs I had missed. The platform, the alluring promises, the sweet words they were all part of a carefully orchestrated deception. When I finally gathered the courage to tally my losses, I was shocked: £48,800 gone without a trace. In my despair, I felt that reporting the scam to authorities would be futile; I had heard too many stories of individuals losing their crypto investments with no hope of recovery. Just when I was about to give up, I discovered Digital Tech Guard Recovery. Although I was initially skeptical, my desperation drove me to reach out for help. Their team was not only professional but also incredibly dedicated. To my astonishment, they managed to trace and recover every single penny of my stolen funds. The relief I felt was beyond words. What had once seemed like an unending nightmare transformed into a powerful lesson about resilience and the importance of seeking help. Digital Tech Guard Recovery turned my feelings of hopelessness into a renewed sense of optimism, and I now approach online interactions with heightened awareness and caution. By sharing my story, I hope to illuminate the pervasive dangers of online scams and encourage others to take proactive steps if they ever find themselves ensnared in a similar situation. Remember, you are not alone, and there are invaluable resources, like Digital Tech Guard Recovery, available to assist you in reclaiming what you have lost.

WhatsApp: + 1 ( 4 4 3 ) 8 5 9 - 2 8 8 6

Email @ d i g i t a l t e c h g u a r d . c o m

Website link: d i g i t a l t e c h g u a r d . c o m

ARE YOU HAVING ISSUES WITH INVESTMENT SCAM HIRE→( FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY ) FOR FAST RECOVERY.

In Stockholm, I found myself immersed in the dynamic world of cryptocurrency after attending a local networking event. The energy in the room was palpable, filled with enthusiasts and experts discussing blockchain technology and the potential for financial independence. Captivated by the conversations, I decided to take a leap and invest 9,000 SEK in Cardanol, a cryptocurrency I had been researching for some time. To my surprise, my investment quickly gained momentum, skyrocketing to an impressive 200,000 SEK within just a few months. It was exhilarating to watch my investment grow, and I felt a mix of excitement and disbelief. Cardanol's innovative approach and promising technology had captured the attention of investors worldwide, and I was thrilled to be a part of that journey. However, the euphoria was short-lived. After a heated disagreement with another investor at a meetup, tensions escalated. This individual, feeling wronged, took the drastic step of locking me out of my email account. The loss was devastating—not only was I cut off from my primary communication channel, but I also lost access to crucial accounts tied to my investments. Panic set in as I realized the implications of being locked out of my email, especially with such a significant amount of money at stake. In those anxious moments, I turned to my network for support. Friends and fellow investors rallied around me, offering advice and sharing their own experiences. It was reassuring to know I wasn’t alone in this challenging situation. Several contacts recommended FOLKWIN E X P E R T RECOVERY, a service that specialized in reclaiming access to locked accounts. With their guidance, I reached out to FOLKWIN E X P E R T RECOVERY, hoping they could help me regain control. The team at FOLKWIN E X P E R T RECOVERY was professional and understanding. They walked me through the recovery process step by step, helping me verify my identity and regain access to my email account. After what felt like an eternity, I finally received the confirmation that I had regained access. The relief I felt was immense; not only could I communicate freely again, but I also had a direct line to manage my investments securely. This experience taught me invaluable lessons about the volatile nature of cryptocurrency and the importance of security. While the world of digital currency can be unpredictable, it also fosters a strong sense of community and support among investors. With my investments back in my control, I was more determined than ever to navigate the cryptocurrency landscape wisely and cautiously, For assistance.
CONTACT INFO BELOW:
WHATSAPP_<> +1 (740)705-0711.
EMAIL:_<> FOLKWINEXPERTRECOVERY (at) TECH-CENTER. C OM
Best Regards,
Henry Theodore.

HOW TO FIGHT AGAINST CRYPTO SCAM AND WIN/ HIRA TRUST GEEKS HACK EXPERT

What started as a laid-back night, chatting in a crypto Discord channel, quickly became one of the worst nights of my life. I had been discussing some investment strategies, giving and receiving some tips on trading, ups and downs of the market, when somebody dropped a link into the chat of what looked like a great new trading platform. The chat was hyped, and without thinking twice, I clicked it.
Big mistake. The moment I logged in with my credentials, my stomach just dropped. Something didn't feel right. Within minutes, I saw an unauthorized transaction that had siphoned my Bitcoin wallet of $200,000, and before I could even comprehend what was happening, it was gone. It was as if my financial future had been stolen right before my eyes. Panic set in, and a wave of regret washed over me. How could I, someone who prided themselves on being cautious, fall for such an obvious scam?
I started to post frantically in the Discord group, seeking any advice. And then a guy mentioned the name Trust Geeks Hack Expert. He talked highly of them, saying they had already dealt with similar cases and that they recovered lost crypto in scamming and hacking. It was a long shot, but at this point, I had nothing left to lose. I reached out immediately, and from the very first interaction, I knew I was in good hands. The team was calm, professional, and most importantly, understanding of my frustration. They assured me that my situation wasn't hopeless and that they had advanced tools to track and recover lost funds.
But this was the nail-biting period, and as promised, they pulled off what was seemingly impossible. They recovered my Bitcoin, and I got back access to my wallet. Relief was an understatement; from total despair to absolute triumph in a moment, thanks to them. Yet, they didn't stop there.
Trust Geeks Hack Expert also helped me fortify my digital security, teaching me how to recognize red flags, secure my wallet better, and avoid similar scams in the future. I’ve since become an advocate for crypto safety, warning others in my Discord group about the dangers of phishing links and shady platforms.
If there is one thing that I have learned, it's that one lousy click doesn't have to equate to financial ruin. Trust Geeks Hack Expert gave me a second chance, and for that, for assistance, visit Email: info @ trust geeks hack expert. c o m (Te le Gr am:: Trust geeks hack expert) & w h a t's A p p  +1 7 1 9 4 9 2 2 6 9 3

I can’t use paper clips anymore, everywhere I look I see his face.
C is for cool
L is for lots of useful advice
I is for I love u Clippy
P is for passion u passionate boi
P is for more passion u rock my world
Y is for y did the bad windows men take u away

Contact :
LEEULTIMATEHACKER @ A O L . C O M
Support @ leeultimatehacker .c o m
t e l e g r a m : LEEULTIMATE
w h @ t s a p p + 1 ( 7 1 5 ) 3 1 4 - 9 2 4 8
Investing can be a powerful way to grow your wealth and secure your financial future. However, the journey is not without risks, and one of the most painful experiences an investor can face is losing their funds to online scammers. This unfortunate reality can shatter your confidence and lead to significant financial and emotional stress. Having been through this ordeal myself, I understand the heartache of losing a substantial amount of money to deceitful schemes. My personal experience involved a staggering loss of $81,000, which was a harrowing setback. Yet, there is a silver lining to my story, thanks to the assistance of Lee Ultimate Hacker. Initially, my foray into online investments was filled with optimism and hope. I had conducted due diligence, researched various investment opportunities, and even sought advice from so-called experts. Unfortunately, my trust was misplaced, and I fell victim to a sophisticated scam. The realization of having lost $81,000 was devastating. It was not just the financial loss but the emotional toll of feeling deceived and helpless. In the wake of this setback, I was determined to recover my funds. This journey led me to discover Lee Ultimate Hacker, a firm specializing in asset recovery and trading expertise. My decision to seek their assistance was driven by a mix of desperation and hope. Lee Ultimate Hacker offers a range of services designed to help individuals like myself who have been duped by online fraudsters. The process began with an initial consultation where the team at Lee Ultimate Hacker meticulously assessed my situation. Their approach was both professional and reassuring. They took the time to understand the specifics of my case, including the nature of the scam and the details of the transactions involved. Their expertise in dealing with fraudulent activities was evident from the outset. Lee Ultimate Hacker’s team is equipped with extensive knowledge of various recovery techniques and trading strategies. They employ a combination of technological tools and financial acumen to trace and reclaim lost assets. The firm’s reputation for successful recoveries gave me confidence that they could help me retrieve a significant portion of my lost funds. Over the course of several weeks, Lee Ultimate Hacker worked diligently on my case. Their team maintained open lines of communication, providing regular updates on the progress of the recovery process. This transparency was crucial in rebuilding my trust and keeping me informed about the status of my funds. The results were remarkable. Thanks to Lee Ultimate Hacker’s efforts, I was able to recover 90% of my lost funds. This outcome far exceeded my initial expectations and was a testament to the firm’s proficiency and dedication. Beyond just recovering my funds, the experience also led to positive financial growth. With their guidance and trading expertise, I not only regained what I had lost but also achieved new profits in my investments. The success of my recovery process has been a transformative experience. It has restored my confidence in investing and taught me valuable lessons about due diligence and the importance of working with reputable professionals. Lee Ultimate Hacker’s role in this journey cannot be overstated. Their expertise not only helped me reclaim my lost assets but also provided me with the tools and knowledge to navigate the complex world of online investments more effectively. For anyone who finds themselves in a similar situation, facing the daunting task of recovering lost or stolen funds, I wholeheartedly recommend seeking the help of professionals like Lee Ultimate Hacker. Their expertise in handling fraudulent cases and their commitment to client recovery make them a reliable partner in the quest to regain financial stability. while the experience of losing money to online scammers is deeply distressing, it is possible to recover and even thrive with the right assistance. Lee Ultimate Hacker demonstrated exceptional skill and dedication in recovering my lost funds and enhancing my investment experience. If you have lost hope due to a fraudulent investment or online scam, consider reaching out to them. Their expertise could be the key to reclaiming your assets and finding new opportunities for financial growth.

I once encountered the harrowing consequences of a cryptocurrency scam, which plunged me into a deep sense of despair. I can attest, from personal experience, that it is truly a nightmare. My investment, a substantial sum in Ethereum, was effectively held hostage by an online investment platform. I had anticipated significant returns; however, I was oblivious to the impending distressing experience. As time progressed, my initial excitement morphed into anguish upon realizing that the platform I had trusted was nothing more than a cleverly devised scheme aimed at defrauding unsuspecting individuals passionate about the cryptocurrency market, leaving us feeling exposed, deceived, and hard to trust again. I discovered CYBERGENIEHACKPRO upon embarking on a money recovery journey, a team of experts specializing in asset recovery, dedicated to assisting victims in tracing and reclaiming their misappropriated funds. The process of recovering my lost Ethereum seemed daunting, as I had previously read that cryptocurrency transactions are untraceable and irretrievable. However, CYBERGENIEHACKPRO has proven this notion to be incorrect. Although the recovery process was intricate, I was elated to learn that my lost assets had been successfully retrieved. To anyone who may find themselves in a similar unfortunate situation, I strongly urge you to maintain hope and seek out CYBERGENIEHACKPRO through a Google search. I recommend contacting C Y B E R G E N I E (@) C Y B E R S E R V I C E S (.) C O M for valuable money recovery advice. Their private website can be found at ~ https ://cyber-genie-hackpro. info/ ~.

HIRE A QUALIFIED ETHEREUM AND USDT RECOVERY EXPERT VISIT→FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY.

It was during one session that my trainer casually mentioned his brother had used FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY to recover $160,000 after a wallet disaster. I nodded along, pretending to be paying attention, while in my head thinking, "That's not gonna happen to me. I'm a crypto genius! " Famous last words, right?
A week later, a software glitch had locked me out of my $280,000 wallet, and suddenly I wasn't feeling quite so genius-like. I sat staring at the screen as my heart went through the floor. This was that 'once in a lifetime' they always spoke about, which would never happen to me. Panic mode: on. The usual 'click every button so it hopefully magically fixes itself' approach, complemented by less-than-legal-sounding Google searches, later, with no dice. The wallet was gone, and with it, my calmness. Then, it struck me-my trainer had talked about FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY. I really wasn't expecting much, but at that juncture, I figured I had nothing left to lose except, you know, my $280,000. So I picked up the phone and called them, bracing myself for what I was sure would be an automated message asking if I wanted to leave a voicemail. But no, this time it was different: on the other end was a real human. A calm, composed human who sounded like they had their life together-something I hadn't felt in the last 30 minutes. FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY didn't send me some generic recovery instructions but took me through it like a friend, presenting real solutions and steady guidance. They didn't treat me like some panicked, inexperienced crypto newbie, which I really was. They reassured me and knew just what to do; within hours, I had my funds back. I couldn't believe it; speechless was all that remained. Not only did they recover my wallet, but they also helped me secure it properly for the future. I was no longer the guy who thought he could just wing it with some random software updates. Now, I'm the guy who recommends FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY to everyone at the gym, at work, and anywhere else I can get a captive audience. After all, if you're going to talk about losing $280,000, you might as well make sure the next person isn't you. So, my advice is not to underestimate the power of random gym conversations, because that one mention saved me from financial disaster. To get in touch with FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY for assistance, WhatsApp +1 740-705-0711 them or email: FOLKWINEXPERTRECOVERY@TECH-CENTER (dot) C OM, And the next time you're about to do something dicey in crypto, remember to back up your wallet-and maybe listen a little closer to those offhand comments. You won't regret it, trust me.
Warm greetings,
Mis Karoline Leavitt.

ARE YOU A VICTIM OF SCAM SUCH AS BTC\ETH HIRE SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL FOR SOLUTION

Trading in Bitcoin can be an exhilarating yet perilous venture, and my recent serves as a stark reminder of the risks involved. I had invested a substantial amount of $325,000, driven by the potential for high returns. However, the market's volatility took a toll on my investments, leading to an unexpected and devastating loss. The emotional impact of losing such a significant sum was overwhelming; I felt lost and unsure of how to proceed.I reached out to a close friend who had initially introduced me to the world of trading. I shared my unfortunate experience with her, expressing my frustration and confusion about recovering my lost funds. She listened empathetically and then recommended that I contact SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL, on WhatsApp: + 1 (971) 4 8 7 - 3 5 3 8, a company specializing in helping individuals recover lost investments. Taking her advice, I contacted SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL without delay. From the moment I reached out, their team was reassuring. They understood the urgency of my situation and immediately began the recovery process. SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL's expertise in navigating the complexities of cryptocurrency trading and recovery gave me hope. They assured me that they had successfully helped many clients in similar situations, and I felt a renewed sense of optimism. To my relief, the recovery process facilitated by SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL was swift. Within a short period, they managed to help me recover the full amount of my lost investment of $325,000. The joy and relief I felt were indescribable. Not only did SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL assist me in reclaiming my funds, but they also provided invaluable tips on how to trade more safely in the future. Their team educated me on the importance of risk management, diversifying investments, and implementing security measures to protect my trading accounts from potential hackers. This has taught me a valuable lesson about the importance of being cautious while trading in cryptocurrencies. The market can be unpredictable, and it's crucial to have a solid strategy in place. I am incredibly grateful to SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL for their support and expertise during a challenging time. For anyone who has faced similar challenges in bitcoin trading, I highly recommend reaching out to SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL. They can help you navigate the recovery process and provide guidance on how to safeguard your investments in the future. With their assistance, you can regain control and confidence in your bitcoin trading journey.

DM THEM IN THE INFO BELOW
Website: h t t p s : / / spartan tech group retrieval . o r g
Email: spartan tech (@) cyber services. c o m OR support(@) spartan tech group retrieval. o r g
Telegram: + 1 ( 5 8 1 ) 2 8 6 - 8 0 9 2

ETHICAL HACKING SERVICES/CYBER SECURITY EXPERTS HIRE BLOCKCHAIN CYBER RETRIVE

I first met Sarah at St. James Episcopal Church in Los Angeles during a Sunday service. We struck up a conversation, and over time, we became friends, sharing stories about our lives and our work. Sarah, a seasoned journalist, has always been passionate about telling the truth, unraveling complex issues, and holding those in power accountable. However, she never expected that her trust in the digital world would lead her to become a victim of a well-organized scam.It all started when Sarah received an email that appeared to be from a reputable media subscription service. The email promised access to exclusive industry insights and breaking news stories for a small monthly fee. As a journalist, she recognized the value of staying ahead of the curve with the latest information, and so, she signed up for what she believed was a legitimate service. What she didn’t realize was that the entire operation was a scam designed to prey on professionals like her.The scam website looked remarkably legitimate, with polished graphics and professional language. Sarah was asked to provide payment upfront, and she paid $11,000 for what she thought was a comprehensive subscription package. Within a few days, however, the website disappeared, and Sarah was locked out of her account. Emails went unanswered, and the phone numbers listed on the website were disconnected.Devastated and unsure of where to turn, Sarah shared her ordeal with me. She had lost a significant amount of money, and the situation felt hopeless. But that's when I suggested she contact Blockchain Cyber Retrieve, a firm specializing in recovering funds lost to online scams. Sarah took my advice and reached out to the team at Blockchain Cyber Retrieve, hoping they could help her retrieve her hard-earned money. To her relief, Blockchain Cyber Retrieve acted quickly and efficiently. After conducting a thorough investigation, they were able to trace the funds and successfully recover the full $11,000 that Sarah had lost to the scam. Sarah was incredibly grateful to get all of her money back, and she felt a renewed sense of trust in recovery services.This experience left a lasting impact on her, and she now shares her story with fellow journalists and media professionals, warning them of the dangers of falling for scams in the digital age. Sarah’s story serves as a crucial reminder for all of us to remain vigilant, especially in an age where technology has made it easier for scammers to exploit our trust. If you find yourself in such situations dont hesitate to reach out to Blockchain Cyber Retrieve via:

WhatsApp: .+ 1 52 0 564 8300
EmaiL: blockchaincyberretrieve @ post {.} c o m support@ blockchaincyberretrieve.org

Many people think that cryptocurrency trading is a scam. Please don't believe them, they are wrong. Trading cryptocurrency is a perfectly legit form of investment. Nevertheless, the cryptocurrency trading universe is ripe with scams, so it makes sense to be extra cautious.

Even though Forex trading is a legitimate form of investment, retail traders often fall prey to fraudsters. Therefore, it is always recommended to exercise extra caution.

1. The essence
a.Forex and cryptocurrency trading is a perfectly legit form of investment.

b. Forex scams and Forex pyramid schemes are widespread globally.

c. Retail Forex traders are the prime targets of fraudsters

d. Choosing a reputable Forex broker is a key step in anyone’s trading journey.

2. How to spot a Forex scam?

Be suspicious if you’re offered Forex trading services that promise massive gains in a short period of time. As with all forms of investment, Forex trading carries massive risks and there is no guarantee your trades will always be profitable. Promises of exorbitant gains are almost always a red flag.

It’s not a good idea to let other people have access to your money. Never deposit any funds without due diligence of the person/organization you are dealing with. One of the most common types of Forex scam relies on not allowing people to withdraw the funds they had deposited earlier.

3. How To Get Money Back

a. Get recovery advice:

Advice from recovery professionals experienced in financial fraud cases can be very helpful in the recovery process. I recommend that you consult Saclux Comptech Specialst that will help you navigate the system and get your money back. If you are a victim of Cryptocurrency or Forex fraud, it is important to act quickly. The longer you wait, the harder it will be to get your money back.

The Possibility Of Recovering Scammed Bitcoin Is Real With Help Of Lee Ultimate Hacker

As an electrician, I’ve always prided myself on my hard work and dedication. Unfortunately, I learned the hard way that not all investments are what they seem. I lost over $1,000,000 to fraudulent brokers and so-called account managers who deceived me into trusting them with my money. What began as an opportunity to grow my savings quickly turned into a devastating experience. It all started with a seemingly legitimate investment offer. The brokers made convincing claims, and the initial returns were encouraging, so I decided to invest more. They assured me that the more I invested, the higher my returns would be. I felt confident about the decision and followed their advice, thinking I was making smart financial moves. However, when I tried to withdraw my earnings, things quickly took a turn for the worse. The brokers began requesting additional funds before they would process any withdrawal. At first, I hesitated, but their constant push made me feel like it was a necessary step to access my money. Each time I complied, they would come up with new excuses and demand even more funds. Eventually, when I tried to withdraw everything, they disappeared. All my attempts to contact their customer support went unanswered, and it became clear I had been scammed. The loss was overwhelming, especially as an electrician with a family to support and bills to pay. But I wasn’t ready to give up. I began researching ways to recover my funds and stumbled upon a YouTube video that explained how victims of online scams could get their money back. That video led me to Lee Ultimate Hacker, a service that specializes in helping people who have been scammed. I reached out to them and received a response within hours. They requested all the details of my investment and the communication I had with the fraudulent brokers. I followed their instructions and provided the necessary documentation. To my surprise and relief, Lee Ultimate Hacker was able to successfully recover my entire investment, including the profits I had earned during the time I was involved. Thanks to their expertise, I was able to get my financial security back. This experience has been eye-opening, and I am sharing it now to help others avoid falling into the same trap. If you’re facing withdrawal issues or suspect you’ve been scammed on a trading platform, I highly recommend reaching out to Lee Ultimate Hacker on telegram: L E E U L T I M A T E, or w h @ t s a p p + 1 ( 7 1 5 ) 3 1 4 - 9 2 4 8 & Support @ l e e u l t i m a t e h a c k e r . c o m)
They helped me when I thought all hope was lost, and I’m confident they can do the same for others. Please recovery is possible if fall victim.

CRYPTO RECOVERY COMPANIES FOR HIRE SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL

Losing access to a £250,000 cryptocurrency wallet felt like my worst nightmare come true. One moment, I was clicking what seemed like a routine link; the next, I was locked out of my funds with no way back in. The panic that set in was overwhelming. Frantic and fearing that my money was lost forever, I started researching solutions and stumbled upon SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL. From the very first interaction, I knew I was in good hands. Their team handled my case with remarkable professionalism, offering clear communication and genuine reassurance. They didn’t make any exaggerated promises but instead walked me through their recovery process step by step, making sure I understood how they would tackle my situation. Their use of advanced forensic tools was impressive, and it became clear they were experts in recovering lost crypto. What stood out the most was their transparency and commitment to delivering results without resorting to empty guarantees. They kept me informed at every stage, making sure I knew exactly what they were doing and why. It wasn’t long before they delivered results beyond my expectations. Not only did they recover every cent of the £250,000 I thought I’d never see again, but they also provided me with invaluable advice on how to secure my wallet and prevent similar incidents in the future. Their attention to detail and thoroughness ensured that I walked away not only with my funds but with the knowledge to safeguard them moving forward. Their transparency in pricing and dedication to my case were refreshing. Unlike other services I had considered, SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL didn’t try to upsell or pressure me into additional services. I felt reassured every step of the way, knowing that my case was being handled by professionals who genuinely cared about my financial well-being. If you’ve ever found yourself locked out of your cryptocurrency wallet and think your funds are gone for good, don’t lose hope. SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL is the team that will get you through it, with professionalism, expertise, and an approach that inspires trust. Whether you’re dealing with a minor hiccup or a major loss, they are the ones to turn to for recovery solutions you can rely on.
INFO ABOUT THE COMPANY :
WhatsApp:+1 (971) 4 8 7 - 3 5 3 8
Email: spartantech (@) c y b e r s e r v i c e s . c o m
Telegram:+1 (581) 2 8 6 - 8 0 9 2

I am looking to develop an app to take advantage of the bluetooth technology in fitness bracelets. I have a few ideas but no starting point. I can code though 😅 but I'd like to know what concepts I need to know, what open source fitness app code I could look at or anything I need to be aware of before I begin my ambitious (life changing) project. I plan on using an oraimo tempo C smart bracelet for my project. Any advice, comments and discouragement will be highly appreciated 😊

i am a beginner and i want to know that how i can learn 'c' language and i don't know anything about computer and these languages please send me a positive advice😃

Best Cryptocurrency Recovery Company - Go to Captain WebGenesis Crypto Recovery Center.

I will always recommend CAPTAIN WEBGENESIS CRYPTO RECOVERY CENTER anytime, anywhere when it comes to Cryptocurrency recovery of any type. CAPTAIN WEBGENESIS CRYPTO RECOVERY CENTER is a leading recovery service that specializes in helping victims of online fraud regain their lost funds. Their team of experts employs a combination of advanced technology and industry knowledge to assist clients in navigating the often-complex process of fund recovery. Just recently, I found myself in a distressing situation where I lost a significant amount of money due to a scam. After feeling hopeless and unsure of what to do next, I turned to my friends for advice. That's when they suggested I try CAPTAIN WEBGENESIS CRYPTO RECOVERY CENTER —and to my astonishment, they were able to assist me in recovering 95% of my lost money!

Get in touch via
Homepage; Captainwebgenesis. c om
SMS +1 (501, 436 (9362

Cryptocurrency Scam Recovery // Recover Lost Funds // Crypto Investment Gone Wrong. How To Hire A Hacker To Get Back Stolen Crypto Coins // Hire A Hacker To Recover Lost Or Stolen Bitcoin/Nft // Help I Can't Access My USDT Account, Seems I Got Hacked // Bitcoin Recovery Expert Needed//

As an IT student at the Australian National University (ANU), I’ve always been passionate about technology and its potential to transform businesses. One of my goals was to create an online shop to sell handmade crafts, a side hustle I had been dreaming about for months. I knew how to develop a website, so I felt confident about the technical side of things. However, I quickly learned that building a website was only half the battle. Finding a reliable hosting service was equally important. One evening after class, I decided to take the plunge and set up my online shop. I searched for hosting services and stumbled upon a company that promised incredible features: unlimited bandwidth, 24/7 customer support, and a 99.9% uptime guarantee all at an unbelievably low price. Excited by the offer, I signed up and paid AUD 5000 for a two-year plan. At first, everything seemed fine. I set up my website, uploaded product photos, and even processed a few test orders. But within a week, things started to go wrong. My website would crash frequently, and the customer support team was nowhere to be found. Emails went unanswered, and the phone lines were disconnected. It didn’t take long for me to realize I had been scammed. Feeling devastated, I reached out to CRANIX ETHICAL SOLUTIONS HAVEN, a company specializing in tracing online fraud. I provided them with all the details of the transaction, including emails, receipts, and the fake website’s URL. Their team worked tirelessly to track down the scammers and recover my funds. To my relief, they successfully retrieved my AUD 5000 and provided me with advice on how to avoid similar scams in the future. This experience taught me a valuable lesson about the importance of due diligence when dealing with online services. As an IT student, I should have known better, but the allure of a great deal clouded my judgment. Now, I always research companies thoroughly, read reviews, and verify their credentials before making any payments. My online shop is finally up and running, hosted by a reputable provider, and I’ve even incorporated this experience into my studies, focusing on cybersecurity and fraud prevention. It’s a reminder that even in the digital age, trust and vigilance are essential.
EMAIL: (c,r,a,n,i,x,e,t,h,i,c,a,l,s,o,l,u,t,i,o,n,s,h,a,v,e,n @ p,o,s,t . com)
TELEGRAM: @ c,r,a,n,i,x,e,t,h,i,c,a,l,s,o,l,u,t,i,o,n,s,h,a,v,e,n
WHATSAPP: +,4,4,7,4,6,0,6,2,2,7,3,0

SECURE YOUR STOLEN BITCOIN AND ASSETS WITH SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL

In 2024, I started using Coins io to trade cryptocurrencies, and at first, everything went smoothly. The platform was easy to use, and my assets and transactions appeared secure. I had no issues or complaints. However, things took a turn in mid-2024 when I swapped USDT for SUI. The transaction was confirmed on the blockchain explorer, but SUI never showed up in my Coins io account. I quickly contacted customer support, expecting a swift resolution. They acknowledged the issue and explained they were facing technical difficulties, but assured me that my funds were safe. They recommended several troubleshooting steps, such as refreshing the app, checking my transaction history, and verifying the transaction ID. I followed all their suggestions, but despite my efforts, SUI still wasn’t visible in my account. Weeks Weeks passed, and I followed up with customer service multiple times. Each time, I received similar responses: they were still working on the issue, but it would take longer to resolve. Despite their reassurances, I became increasingly frustrated. My SUI was still missing, and there was no clear timeline for when the issue would be addressed. By December 2024, I reached out to customer service again, hoping for a resolution. This time, the response was blunt and unhelpful. The representative told me they couldn’t provide an estimate on when my funds would be restored and suggested I contact "SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL" for further assistance. At this point, I was skeptical, but I decided to follow their advice. Fortunately, reaching out to SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL on this Email: spartantech (@) c y b e r s e r v i c e s .c o m proved to be the turning point. Their team was professional, responsive, and efficient. Within a short period, they helped me recover my SUI. Their excellent support was crucial in resolving the issue that Coins io's customer service had been unable to. Though the experience was frustrating, it ultimately ended on a positive note, thanks to the assistance of SPARTAN TECH GROUP RETRIEVAL.

CONTACT THEM ON DIFFERENT SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM LIKE :
WhatsApp:+1 (971) 4 8 7 -3 5 3 8
Telegram:+1 (581) 2 8 6 - 8 0 9 2

Is it possible to recover stolen crypto? || Can I get my money back if I was scammed? || legitimate crypto recovery company

Call OPTIMISTIC HACKER GAIUS, They can assist you in getting it back! They are capable of easily helping you recover your lost cryptocurrency thanks to their knowledge and commitment. You may rely on them to resolve the matter effectively and professionally so that you can reclaim what is rightly yours.
They would do their best to get your bitcoin back to you as soon as possible if you just get in touch with them. Keep a good attitude and allow OPTIMISTIC HACKER GAIUS to help you through this process with their helpful advice.

Webpage….. optimistichackergaius . c o m
Email Box… support@optimistichackergaius. c o m
Text WhatsApp On +44 737 674 0569
Telegram….. t. me/OPTIMISTICHACKERGAIUSS

Can I get some advice on converting between languages (by hand unless I can find a program to do it)

Python variant (micropython) to C++

This project just keeps getting harder and harder for me. :(

HIRE SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS FOR YOUR CRYPTO RECOVERY
One chilly Friday morning, I found myself scrolling through TikTok when I stumbled upon a broker that seemed too good to be true. The scammers claimed they were offering pool investments for Bitcoin investors, allowing individuals to choose from various packages to invest. They provided videos of real trades and impressive profit-and-loss (PNL) screenshots, showcasing their success and enticing me to join in. Their polished presentations and persuasive tactics made it easy to believe that I was on the brink of significant earnings. Eager to replicate their success, I invested $95,300, convinced that I was making a smart financial decision. It didn’t take long for the reality to set in. As I attempted to engage with the broker for updates, communication gradually declined. My messages went unanswered, and the once vibrant community I had joined became eerily silent. It soon became clear to me that I was dealing with a fake broker. The scammers vanished, taking my funds with them, leaving me feeling anxious, helpless, and utterly betrayed. I reached out to friends for advice. One of them recommended SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS, a team specializing in recovering lost funds from scams. Skeptical but hopeful, I decided to give SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS a try. That turned out to be the best decision I could have made. Their team acted swiftly, thoroughly investigating my situation. SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS was professional, empathetic, and dedicated to helping me recover my money. Throughout the process, SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS kept me informed, providing updates and reassurance when I needed it most. They meticulously analyzed the details of my case and employed effective strategies to track down my lost funds. SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS not only helped me recover my lost $95,300 but also the promised profits that had initially lured me in. I was absolutely thrilled and incredibly relieved to see my funds returned. This taught me a valuable lesson about the importance of being cautious in the world of online bitcoin trading. I realized that while scams can happen to anyone, there is hope for recovery with the right support. If you’ve ever been scammed or are struggling to withdraw your investments from a broker, I highly recommend SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS on all their platform Website: h t t p s : / / s o l a c e c y b e r w o r k s t a t i o n s . c o m
Email: S o l a c e . c y b e r . w o r k s t a t i o n s @ m a i l . c o m
WhatsApp: ‪‪+ 1 2 4 0 7 4 3 7 6 8 9‬. They are experts in fund recovery and can assist you in regaining what you've lost. Their approach and dedication to client success are truly unparalleled. Don’t let a scam define your financial future; seek help from SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS and take action. You deserve to reclaim your hard-earned money today.

After a catastrophic hack, recovering one's bitcoin holdings can be a difficult and complicated process, but it is possible to recover what was lost with the correct advice and knowledge. In my situation, I was the victim of a very skilled cyberattack that caused my digital assets to instantly disappear from my cryptocurrency wallet. As I struggled with the fact that my financial security had been torn away, panic and despair crept in. But I didn't lose hope, and after doing a lot of research, I found Lee Ultimate Hacker service that is well-known for its capacity to locate and retrieve stolen cryptocurrency. When I contacted their staff, they listened carefully to the specifics of my experience and responded in a kind and sympathetic manner. The Lee specialists started painstakingly tracking the movements of my stolen money, traversing the complex world of cryptocurrency transactions, by utilizing their extensive understanding of blockchain technology and hacking techniques. They pursued the digital trail with unwavering resolve, revealing the intricate network of wallets and exchangers the hackers had employed to hide their activities. The Lee Ultimate team was able to locate my missing assets using their advanced investigative methods and state-of-the-art equipment, which paved the way for the recovery procedure.
What followed was a delicate and intricate operation, as the Lee professionals collaborated with law enforcement agencies and cryptocurrency exchanges to freeze the illicit funds and initiate the retrieval process. This involved navigating a maze of legal and technical hurdles, but the team's expertise and persistence paid off, and eventually, I was overjoyed to see my cryptocurrency holdings restored to my rightful wallet. The sense of relief and restored peace of mind was palpable, and I am forever grateful to the Lee team for their tireless efforts in guiding me through this harrowing ordeal and helping me reclaim what was rightfully mine. For more insight; L E E U L T I M A T E H A C K E R @ A O L . C O M
t e l e g r a m : L E E U L T I M A T E
w h @ t s a p p + 1 ( 7 1 5 ) 3 1 4 - 9 2 4
8

Need advice about protecting ddos via iptables and whitelisting. Currently I launched my gameserver and am fighting against a massive attack of botnets. Problem was solved by closing all ports on my gameserver linux machine and shipping game.exe with injected c++ socket client. So basically only gamers who launch my game exe are being added to firewall iptables via the socket client that is provided in the game exe. If some ddosers still manage to get inside and ddos then my protection is good enough to handle attacks from whitelisted ips from inside. Now I have another problem. Lots of players have problems and for some reason shipped c++ client fails to connect to my socketserver. Currently my solution was to provide support in all contact channels (facebook,skype,email) and add those peoples ips to whitelist manually. My best solution would be to make a button in website which you can click and your ip is whitelisted auromatically. However if it will be so easy then botnets can whitelist themselves as well. Can you advice me how I could handle whitelisting my players through web or some other exe in a way that it cant be replicated by botnets?

I need a Hacker To Help Me Recover My Lost Crypto Funds / Captain WebGenesis

Trusted Crypto Recovery Experts, Captain WebGenesis has built an impressive reputation for successfully retrieving lost or scammed cryptocurrency. Recovering stolen cryptocurrency can be a complex and daunting process which makes Captain WebGenesis to offer a comprehensive support system, guiding his clients through each step of the recovery process. From initial consultation to post-recovery advice, he prioritizes transparency and communication. If you have lost cryptocurrency to a scam, Contact Captain WebGenesis to get help in recovering your Crypto assets.

Call/ WhAtsapp +1(501)(436)(93)(62)
Website (Captainwebgenesis. c om)
Email (Captainwebgenesis@ hackermail. c om ) .

HIRE SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS FOR YOUR CRYPTO RECOVERY

One chilly Friday morning, I found myself scrolling through TikTok when I stumbled upon a broker that seemed too good to be true. The scammers claimed they were offering pool investments for Bitcoin investors, allowing individuals to choose from various packages to invest. They provided videos of real trades and impressive profit-and-loss (PNL) screenshots, showcasing their success and enticing me to join in. Their polished presentations and persuasive tactics made it easy to believe that I was on the brink of significant earnings. Eager to replicate their success, I invested $95,300, convinced that I was making a smart financial decision. It didn’t take long for the reality to set in. As I attempted to engage with the broker for updates, communication gradually declined. My messages went unanswered, and the once vibrant community I had joined became eerily silent. It soon became clear to me that I was dealing with a fake broker. The scammers vanished, taking my funds with them, leaving me feeling anxious, helpless, and utterly betrayed. I reached out to friends for advice. One of them recommended SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS, a team specializing in recovering lost funds from scams. Skeptical but hopeful, I decided to give SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS a try. That turned out to be the best decision I could have made. Their team acted swiftly, thoroughly investigating my situation. SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS was professional, empathetic, and dedicated to helping me recover my money. Throughout the process, SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS kept me informed, providing updates and reassurance when I needed it most. They meticulously analyzed the details of my case and employed effective strategies to track down my lost funds. SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS not only helped me recover my lost $95,300 but also the promised profits that had initially lured me in. I was absolutely thrilled and incredibly relieved to see my funds returned. This taught me a valuable lesson about the importance of being cautious in the world of online bitcoin trading. I realized that while scams can happen to anyone, there is hope for recovery with the right support. If you’ve ever been scammed or are struggling to withdraw your investments from a broker, I highly recommend SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS on all their platform Website: h t t p s : / / s o l a c e c y b e r w o r k s t a t i o n s . c o m
Email: S o l a c e . c y b e r . w o r k s t a t i o n s @ m a i l . c o m
WhatsApp: ‪‪+ 1 2 4 0 7 4 3 7 6 8 9‬. They are experts in fund recovery and can assist you in regaining what you've lost. Their approach and dedication to client success are truly unparalleled. Don’t let a scam define your financial future; seek help from SOLACE CYBER WORKSTATIONS and take action. You deserve to reclaim your hard-earned money today.

LOST MONEY TO FAKE BROKERS? CONTACT→(FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY) FOR ASSIST.

I'm a fairly tech-savvy guy: I check links for doubles, verify sources, and I never download anything shady. But when a fake wallet update stole $220,000 from me, well-let me tell you-if it happens to you, you'll realize how easy this is to fall for. It all began with my regular check of my Bitcoin wallet: a notification popped up, requesting me to install an "important security update." It was absolutely legitimate in appearance-same branding, same language, even the same interface. Wanting to stay ahead with security, I clicked install without a second thought. The very moment the update finished, my wallet locked me out. I tried my usual credentials—nothing. Reset password? The link wouldn't send. My heart pounded as, on another device, I refreshed my balance: zero. Panic set in. My mind raced, wondering: Did I just lose everything? My $220,000-years of careful investments-gone because of one click? I felt sick. I tried reaching out to the wallet's official support, but they confirmed my worst fear: I had installed malware that stole my keys. They couldn't do anything. In desperation, I went to r/Crypto Advice on Reddit. The post was raw, frantic, practically begging for help. Amidst the tsunami of condolences and warnings from folks saying my funds were definitely gone, one reply stood out: "Try FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY. They've helped people in your situation before." Skeptical but desperate, I called, and they called back instantly-reassuring. No impossible promises were made, but they said they would do everything in their power. In hours, they traced where my funds had been rerouted; they were not lost yet. The waiting was torture, but the updates they were giving me kept me sane. Then came that email: "We've recovered your funds." I couldn't believe it. The feeling of logging into my wallet and having the full balance was just unreal. My financial future had been hanging by a thread, and FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY pulled me back from the edge. Beyond just recovery, they took the time to walk me through security best practices, teaching me how to identify fake updates and secure my investments against future attacks. Lesson learned: even the best investors get duped. But thanks to FOLKWIN EXPERT RECOVERY, this wasn't a wipeout.
INFO TO CONTACT: Whatsapp: +1 (740)705-0711  Website: WWW . FOLKWINEXPERTRECOVERY . C O M, Email: FOLKWINEXPERTRECOVERY@ TECH-CENTER (.) C O M
Warm greetings,
Dr Matthew Connell.

I sent my crypto from binance on the BEP20 network to wrong wallet id, so I have to search to see if I can find the address and recover my funds but I couldn't, until I contacted support on: BACKENDRECOVER [at] RESCUETEAM [d-o-t] C OM. With their team of tech hands, guidance and advice I was able to recover my funds.

I NEED A HACKER TO RECOVER MY STOLEN BITCOIN CONTACT FUNDS RECLAIMER COMPANY

As a professional footballer playing for one of London’s top football teams, my life has always been focused on excelling in my career, working tirelessly to improve my skills, and delivering performances that would make my fans proud. The intensity of the game, the excitement of the crowd, and the bond with my teammates are things that make football more than just a job it’s my passion. Off the pitch, I’ve always been mindful of securing my future, and I knew that investing my money wisely was essential to maintaining my financial stability after my playing days. When I first heard about an investment broker that promised high returns with minimal risk, it sounded like a great opportunity to grow my savings. The company had a professional appearance, with glowing testimonials and a polished website that instilled confidence. They reassured me that they had a foolproof strategy for earning returns while minimizing risk, so I felt comfortable entrusting them with a significant portion of my earnings. I decided to invest 1 million euros, believing it was a sound decision that would help me secure my future. At first, everything seemed to go according to plan. I saw modest but steady returns, and the broker’s platform appeared to be user-friendly and transparent. Encouraged by this, I continued to increase my investments, watching the numbers in my account slowly grow. But, as time went on, the returns began to slow down, and eventually, I found myself unable to access my funds. Attempts to contact the broker were met with vague responses and delays, and soon, I realized that I had been scammed. The realization that I had lost 1 million euros was crushing. It felt like an enormous betrayal especially since I had worked so hard to build my career and manage my finances carefully. I was overwhelmed with a sense of hopelessness and frustration. I felt lost, not knowing what to do or where to turn for help. It was during this time of despair that I discovered FUNDS RECLIAMER COMPANY , a company that specialized in helping people recover funds lost to financial scams. At first, I was skeptical. Recovering such a large sum of money seemed like a long shot, but I was desperate, so I decided to give it a try. To my surprise, the team at FUNDS RECLIAMER COMPANY was incredibly professional and attentive. They quickly took charge of the situation, using their expertise and resources to track down my lost funds. Within just a few weeks, I was thrilled to find that they had successfully recovered the majority of the 1 million euros I had invested. Not only did they help me get my money back, but they also provided me with valuable advice on how to approach investments more cautiously in the future. I am truly grateful for their help. Thanks to FUNDS RECLIAMER COMPANY, I was able to restore my financial stability and learn critical lessons about the importance of due diligence when investing. Their dedication and professionalism gave me a renewed sense of confidence, not just in my financial decisions, but in how to navigate the often-risky world of investing.

FOR MORE INFO:
Email: fundsreclaimer(@) c o n s u l t a n t . c o m
WhatsApp:+1 (361) 2 5 0- 4 1 1 0
Website: h t t p s ://fundsreclaimercompany . c o m

As a student at Ohio State University, I fell prey to a high-stakes investment scheme orchestrated by brokers on Telegram. Their aggressive marketing tactics created an overwhelming sense of urgency, making it seem like I would miss out on life-changing profits if I didn't act quickly. The messages, each more enticing than the last, promised easy money and luxurious lifestyles, bolstered by testimonials from seemingly satisfied clients.Initially skeptical, I was gradually worn down by their relentless messaging. The brokers presented themselves as experts, flaunting their extensive knowledge and experience, which further convinced me to trust them. Their flashy graphics and enticing offers made it appear as though everyone was cashing in, and I feared being left behind. They skillfully exploited my emotions, presenting the opportunity as a once-in-a-lifetime chance that I couldn’t afford to miss.After investing $5,000, I was initially encouraged by small gains, which reinforced my belief in the legitimacy of the venture. However, as time progressed, the reality became clear. Withdrawals became increasingly difficult, and my inquiries were met with vague responses and frustrating delays. I soon realized I had fallen victim to a sophisticated scam.Feeling trapped in this cycle of deceit, I began researching recovery options and discovered Salvage Asset Recovery. This service specializes in helping individuals reclaim lost funds from fraudulent schemes like the one I had encountered. They provided invaluable information about common scams and how to navigate the recovery process, offering hope in my situation. Their team guided me in documenting my case and communicating with financial institutions, making me feel supported in my quest to regain control.My experience serves as a cautionary tale for others. The world of online trading is rife with pitfalls, and scammers are increasingly adept at exploiting people's desires for quick wealth. It's crucial to remain vigilant and skeptical of offers that seem too good to be true. Always conduct thorough research and seek independent advice before making any financial commitments.Avoiding these traps requires awareness and caution. The emotional tactics used by scammers can cloud judgment, leading to rash decisions with significant consequences. By sharing my story, I hope to prevent someone else from facing a similar fate. If you've been a victim of such scams, don’t hesitate to seek help from professionals like Salvage Asset Recovery. You deserve a chance to reclaim what you’ve lost and move forward with your financial future. Consult Salvage Asset Recovery via below contact details. Their w e b s i t e i s h t t p
s : / / s a l v a g e a s s e t r e c
o v e r y . c o m

W h a t s A p p : + 1 8 4 7 6 5 4 7 0 9 6

Green Time: Your Trusted Cannabis Dispensary in Huelva, Spain

Welcome to Green Time, your premier cannabis dispensary located at C. Mackay Macdonald, 4, 21004 Huelva, Spain. At Green Time, we are committed to providing high-quality cannabis products in a safe, professional, and welcoming environment. Our mission is to offer our members the very best in cannabis selection, knowledge, and service, all within a secure and legally compliant framework.

What is a Cannabis Dispensary?
A cannabis dispensary is a regulated retail facility that sells cannabis products, typically for medicinal or recreational use, depending on local laws. Dispensaries offer a wide range of cannabis-related products, from dried flower to concentrates, edibles, and topicals. At Green Time, we operate as a licensed dispensary, providing a variety of cannabis options to suit different preferences and needs.

Why Choose Green Time as Your Cannabis Dispensary?
Premium Cannabis Products: At Green Time, we focus on offering only the highest quality cannabis products. Our carefully selected strains and cannabis products are sourced from reputable growers to ensure you get the best experience.

Expert Advice and Education: Whether you're new to cannabis or an experienced user, our knowledgeable team is here to guide you. We provide personalized recommendations based on your preferences and needs, helping you make informed choices.

Private and Secure: As a cannabis dispensary, we prioritize the safety and privacy of our members. Our dispensary operates within the legal framework of Spain, ensuring that all transactions and consumption are fully compliant with the law.

Diverse Range of Products: At Green Time, we offer a diverse selection of cannabis products, including flowers, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, and more. We understand that every customer is unique, and we are committed to meeting your individual needs.

Friendly Atmosphere: Our dispensary is more than just a place to purchase cannabis; it's a community. We strive to create a welcoming atmosphere where customers can ask questions, connect with others, and enjoy a positive experience.

How to Visit Green Time Cannabis Dispensary
Becoming a member of Green Time is simple and quick. Visit us at C. Mackay Macdonald, 4, 21004 Huelva, and fill out a membership application. Once approved, you’ll be able to access our full range of products and benefit from exclusive services.

Contact Us
For more information or to ask about specific cannabis products, feel free to call us at +34 633 605 088. Our team is ready to assist you and answer any questions you may have.

Join Green Time Today
If you’re looking for a trusted cannabis dispensary in Huelva, Spain, Green Time is here to serve you. Whether you need medicinal cannabis or simply want to explore recreational options, we offer a wide variety of products in a safe, regulated, and welcoming environment. Visit us today and experience the Green Time difference!

It all began with an offer that seemed almost unbelievable: a guaranteed 110% return in just 14 days. The website claimed that a $2,000 AUD investment would grow to $2,200 AUD in only two weeks. As a newcomer to investing, the prospect of such quick and substantial returns was hard to resist. Living in Sydney, I saw this as a golden opportunity to grow my savings, so I decided to invest $10,000 AUD into each platform, convinced that I was making a smart move. At first, everything appeared to be going according to plan. My investment seemed to be steadily increasing, and the first few days passed without any problems. I started feeling more confident about my decision. However, as the 14-day period came to a close, my excitement turned to frustration. When I logged in to check on my funds, I found I could no longer access my account. It was as though my money had vanished. My emails to customer support went unanswered, and every attempt to withdraw my funds resulted in vague error messages. What I had once seen as a brilliant investment quickly became a nightmare. I was stuck, unable to retrieve a single cent. It didn’t take long for me to realize I had most likely fallen prey to an online scam. The sinking feeling was hard to ignore, but I knew I had to act quickly. Feeling desperate and uncertain of where to turn, I contacted a friend I had met on Facebook, who had been in a similar situation. They recommended I reach out to Cranix Ethical Solutions Haven, a service they had used to recover their funds after being scammed by another platform. Though I was hesitant, I decided to give it a try. To my relief, the team at Cranix Ethical Solutions Haven responded swiftly and began walking me through the recovery process. They explained how prevalent scams like this were and reassured me that they could help recover my funds. After making a financial commitment, I provided them with the details of my case, and the team immediately set to work locating my money. They kept me updated every step of the way and offered helpful advice on how to avoid falling for similar scams in the future. Within a few weeks, I had successfully recovered the full $20,000 AUD I had invested. Thanks to Cranix Ethical Solutions Haven, I not only got my money back but also received invaluable advice on how to safely navigate online investments. While the experience was painful, it was a crucial lesson in the importance of caution, research, and due diligence when it comes to making financial decisions. In the end, I not only recovered my funds but also gained the knowledge and tools to better protect myself and others from falling victim to such scams in the future.
EMAIL: (i n f o @ c r a n i x e t h i c a l s o l u t i o n s h a v e n . i n f o)  OR  (c r a n i x e t h i c a l s o l u t i o n s h a v e n @ p o s t . c o m)
WHATSAPP: (+ 4 4 7 4 6 0 6 2 2 7 3 0)
WEBSITE: (h t t p s : / / c r a n i x e t h i c a l s o l u t i o n s h a v e n . i n f o)
TELEGRAM: (@ c r a n i x e t h i c a l s o l u t i o n s h a v e n)