t0mislav
I slowed down a lot, both at my job and with side projects. And you know what, Earth is still spinning!
Kids are here now, working on myself, trying to figure out things, be happier. Etc.
Book about Camino de Santiago. I like walking (and Camino is lot of walking), so this is interesting.
Nice book if you find this part of world interesting.
Now started to read "The Border: A Journey Around Russia" by same author.
I can't even imagine working a minute longer than 8 hours per day, and 12+ hours is woow. Is this common in US?
I work 8 hours my whole career (IT). My wife works 6 hours per day. (central Europe)
I had few sites like this (site which gives you random stuff). Some of them were great success.
My latest site is this: https://randomcountrygenerator.com/
Migrated to Hetzner, I hope it will be ok.
"Hey AI, generate some random country name, flag, capital city and borders. Oh yes, and few pictures of country."
Sorry HN, nothing sophisticated or fancy. Life is really busy last few years (family :), day job, building house).
Next time it will be some great tool from me, I promise. :)
I had small website just like [1] but with ads (I sold it later). It gave me lot of traffic, more visibility, eventually better Google rank and more money from ads.
Such small/fun sites can get you real money!
https://randomcountrygenerator.com/
I didn't touched it, sometimes for many months in a row.
2. domains around 100$ year
3. Backblaze personal backup 60$ year.
Working on 2011 Mac Mini in Macvim, cheap and works perfectly fine.
I mentioned fun part, and will skip mentioning health insurance, car etc.
It's few yeras old now, but still half baked. I will rewrite it, make better UX.
note: it's Garmin inReach Mini, if someone is interested.
Also when I think I have problems in life, this helps a lot: "Things could be (much) worse." (I think it is from Stoicism)
Also, emails on my phone is big no after working hours.
But then, we will still waste 20 times more looking at stupid things on internet.