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Don't repeat yourself, — any job you find will be a scam. Go to reputable platforms.
You may still get scammed but you have some recourse there
And you expect us to believe that Amazon hires via telegram now
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while a select few seem to print money from day one
I've personally consulted for companies that went from 0 to 8 figures.
Hey All ...
Paytm is hiring!
Position: Business Analyst
Experience: 3+Year
Location: Gurgaon
Recently i got a call from HR regarding this but I am not interested but open to share your resume with her .
So feel free to share your resume to me .
I dont have much experience (used someone else's github project called RocketMap 8 yrs ago) but I am interested
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Recently been working on some advanced stuff with Python and website development It’s crazy how much you can automate and simplify with just a bit of code If anyone’s into this kind of thing or working on any tech project I’d love to discuss or share ideas
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Can you make a dir like ~/.sandbox and try appending to your command WINEPREFIX="/home/youruser/.sandbox"
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Wine's Notepad had a stroke when I tried to view the file that way (menu interface was cluttering the whole window), but I was able to show the file's contents using type test.txt.
Interesting. I wonder if you can view/modify them tho 🤔 seeing their existence VS. interacting are different sometimes in file systems
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Never tried Rednote, isn't that the TikTok replacement thingy?
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Any job found on Telegram is going to be a scam.
The vast majority anyways with a few exceptions.
I just assume every job on Telegram is a scam because it probably is...
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I agree. This is a reason why people have such a hard time coming up with that "million dollar idea". They're thinking in terms of revenue and not solving real world problems.
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I'm glad you were able to take it well, by no means did I go easy on you. That is a respectable trait in and of itself. People like you and I are what change the world, through desire and resolve, to learn and disrupt. Most people do not have what it takes. I hope you do.
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If there is a "secret" to successful entrepreneurship, it's all laid out in the (auto)biographies of said successful people. Those that have a proven track record, and leave it behind as a legacy and a "shortcut" for those who wish to tread in their footsteps. Like father, like son. There are no secrets, only stories and why's and what for, that the vast majority of people do not have the persistence to even read, never mind understand and perform on their part. Most people are followers, not leaders. Those that care about stability, a monthly paycheck. And thank goodness, because leaders are often in stark contrast with one another. Not to mention that employer-employee is a bidirectional relationship — we both need each other to survive. The other thing that these people understand, is that you don't start a business to make money. You do it to solve a problem. This is why I like @watzon's bakery project. It took real people's problems, and created a product to solve them. The revenue is equally important (giving it away is foolish), but ultimately secondary.
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I don’t usually say this, but if you're planning to start a business or already running one, you really need to understand how most successful people actually set up their businesses behind the scenes.
It’s not always about having capital or connections — there are key strategies and setups that many millionaire CEOs quietly follow, and most beginners don’t know this.
I came across a video that breaks it down clearly (only about 5 minutes long).
Honestly, if I saw this earlier, I would have avoided a few mistakes myself.
🔗 Here’s the video if you’re interested: https://youtu.be/DXyUQwd__Fw?si=yloMuTFNvRjih9C8
It’s short, but the insights are practical. Even if you’ve started already, it might give you a better direction.
Hope this helps someone. 🙏
Hey Bryce great to connect! Yes I use npm regularly along with Python and web stacks RocketMap sounds interesting things have evolved a lot since then! Happy to help or collaborate on anything you're exploring
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Generally the idea of sandboxing beyond reliance on application software would be other users, chroot, containers and such yeah... But then you also need to be able to connect it back to the X server for graphical applications, which can get messy. It is, however, how Android separates applications too. Applications each have their own users, and permissions are enforced with groups. And since a few years ago, filesystem access has been rerouted through the Storage Access Framework / Scoped Storage.
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Yeah your user has access to your home dir, so I guess for safety we would need to run the wine some.exe command with a lesser user
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That is actually a really good point. The way I ran this console, was with the wineconsole cmd command ran under my user account (UID 1000, vim). Here's a screenshot of that. As for where I got the information I used here, that would be here. What I would like to do here, is to use the Wine console to open one of the files in my home directory (where e.g. Firefox also stores its data) with something like Notepad. That way it's guaranteed that Wine is responsible for it in its entirety, rather than some Linux-Wine-Linux voodoo that bridges Linux-Linux directly.