u/inmortalErnie

Hello! So I would like to buy some hair clipper to cut my own hair. It will be my first time cutting my own hair and using these machines in case that's important. Honestly I just want to get buzz cuts for a while, long ones tho, 25mm. So you could say I'm not looking for a top tier machine to make stylized haircuts nor anything fancy. Ive read that I shouldn't go for something super cheap on temu either. I just want something solid that will work out for very simple haircuts and will last for a while. My budget is 100 dollars, but if there's a good clipper for less it would be cool tho. Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone!

Im bulding a web application for reading H.P. Lovecraft's writings. It will be something similar to the amazing H.P. Lovecraft Archive, but with some additional features like customizable fonts, bookmarks, highlights, and other tools. Right now im looking for a reliable source containing all of Lovecraft's public domain writings. Like, i know that most of his works are in the public domain, but im having trouble determining whether the online texts im finding are the public domain transcriptions or more modern copyrighted editions (or in other cases, like with the Project Gutenberg, not all of the writings are available).

Does anyone know of a website, repository or anything that contains all the public domain versions of all his writings? And, if you don't, how would you approach building a legally safe collection for a project like this?
Any advice, resources, or suggestions for the project itself would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Hi everyone! i will try to summarize everything as much as i can, thanks for reading ❤️:

• Im 25 with a bachelor's degree in Psychology.
• I realized this path isn't for me (a bit late i know)
• A few years ago i became interested in programming. Since then i have completed some of the cs50 courses and also built some projects of my own.
• I wouldn't say i have mastered this technologies but i am comfortable working with python, js, sql databases, django, flask, and of course html/css.
• I would like to get a job as a junior software developer, or, actually, any type of tech related entry position and start growing from the bottom.
• My question is: is that possible nowadays? does someone like my have a chance at achieving this at my current level without a cs degree?
• About a cs degree: Is it completely necessary? should i go back to college? Honestly, its not that i dont want to work hard or that i want to cut corners. Its just that, at least in my experience (not a good one), college != hard work and increasing your skills (not always of course), but rather a long, inefficient and expensive bureaucratic process to prove someone you attended some classes. However if i dont stand a chance without a cs degree, i would like to know. Also any tips are welcome, thanks in advance!

¿Cuáles son sus predicciones de cosas que sucederan en el Perú de aquí hasta el año 2050?

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