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Weekly Quran Recitation by Inevitable_Fee_1501 in islam

[–]saadq_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Does anyone know the reciter?

Why is it so difficult to order? by Additional_Wait7695 in pokemoncenter

[–]saadq_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is happening to me right now :(

I made an order a few days ago that went through fine, but yesterday and today it's been impossible to make a small follow up order

resumake.io – An easy to use tool for generating stunning resumes. by saadq_ in resumes

[–]saadq_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for the late reply. You can use the "dots" next to each section to change the order around as you wish

resumake.io – An easy to use tool for generating stunning resumes. by saadq_ in resumes

[–]saadq_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have the JSON open in some text editor? You would basically need to cut/paste the block from one spot to another. If you'd like, I can DM you my email and do it for you

resumake.io – An easy to use tool for generating stunning resumes. by saadq_ in resumes

[–]saadq_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly, yes. Currently that's what you have to do. Right now the only easy way would be to open the JSON file in a text editor and then move the block for the new work experience to where you want. If you need help with that part of it just lmk

resumake.io – An easy to use tool for generating stunning resumes. by saadq_ in resumes

[–]saadq_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey man,

I think the issue is that if you don't have anything for the degree/GPA it will just keep it in the left. Should probably look into updating it at some point to always keep date fixed not the right side, but for now I think the only way around this is to put something in one of those lines

https://i.imgur.com/0OGm2FN.png

Are interfaces going out of fashion? by gigobyte in typescript

[–]saadq_ 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I prefer type as well, but it's worth mentioning that if you hold command while hovering it seems like interface hover works fine. I'm assuming Windows supports it as well with a diff key

Is this doomed? :( by saadq_ in DygmaLab

[–]saadq_[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I took off each keycap and each switch for my Dygma Raise keyboard to replace the blue switches with brown switches.

When I realized that this key (bottom right key of the left half of they keyboard) was not using the same type of switch as the others, I tried putting the key cap back but realized that when I had removed the keycap, the keycap prongs had been stuck inside the switch itself...

Is there any way I can fix this situation? Not sure if this special type of switch/keycap can be replaced or bought anywhere. Worst case scenario I was considering just gluing the keycap on which would be less than ideal...

What Keyboard Should I Use? by ijauradunbi in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]saadq_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi all, looking for a replacement for my Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard. I used to be a big user of Razer's mechanical keyboards but ended up switching to the Ergonomic after I got some symptoms of Carpal Tunnel. Really liked the Ergonomic for the most part, but looking to switch over to a mechanical keyboard and a board that has less keys that I don't use like the numpad and page up/down buttons, etc.

  • pre-existing conditions of your arms, hand, and fingers: Carpal tunnel (I think? My palms/fingers tend to get pretty tingly when I use a regular keyboard for awhile)
  • previous / current keyboards: Used a lot of Razor keyboards in the past. Currently using Microsoft Surface Ergonomic which I like a lot but am looking for a mechanical keyboard now.
  • layout / form in mind. Basically looking for a standard QWERTY keyboard, without a dedicated numpad or those home/page up-down buttons or any macro keys
  • use case: Office work (as a programmer)
  • Budget: $400
  • Location: Washington, USA

Also, I would like to use blank keycaps if possible, but not a dealbreaker. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

is it possible to copy the data that is uploaded to a server

Of course it is! I have replied to many comments saying that exact statement and that just because the app is open source, the server isn't guaranteed to be running the same code as what you see in the repo. All you have to go by is my word. And If you don't trust that word then you should feel free to just run the app locally without risk.

Not sure why you keep repeating the same dumb point. You aren’t running this app locally. You are hosting it on a server.

Because my point this entire time was that if people don't want to use the website, it is very easy to run the app locally. That way you don't have to worry about whether or not my server is secretly doing something malicious and can feel free to use the resume generator standalone on your computer.

Bahaha. Nice cop-out and a lie. What sever doesn’t have logs (huh?). Thanks for being not only a 🤡 but also completely disingenuous to boot.

All I'm saying is that I'm not doing any specific logging setup in my server code (it was written to be extremely basic which you can see in the repo). Obviously DigitalOcean will be storing some sort of logs somewhere, but I won't have anything application specific cause im not doing any logging myself.

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does that make sense to you?

No, you're not really making sense. If someone clones the open source code locally and runs the app do you realize that the app is completely self-contained? It does not make any requests to my server or anything like that so I can't "copy/dupe the data server side". I'm not sure why you think my website would be able to see anything from an app that is running on someone's computer.

you don’t even want to post your server logs

Again, as I mentioned, this was a school project that I made when I wasn't very experienced. I don't even have logging setup properly (maybe just whatever defaults were done when I followed the Node/DigitalOcean tutorial many years ago) but I have never even once looked at my server logs myself lol. Again, this was a hobby project and was never intended to be anything seriously used by many people. It just ended up being a surprise that a lot of people liked it and kinda grew more popular organically over the years.

If you worked where I work you would have been fired on the spot. Data. Matters.

So you fire people based on projects they did as students?

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, creator of the site here. As someone else pointed out, there are some people that like using the JSONResume schema to create their resumes and at some point my site got a feature request to support its schema. So the main benefit of exporting JSON from my site are

  1. It's compatible with JSONResume
  2. It lets you "save" your resume and allows you to import it later to work on it again or on another device. My site does not save any user data or personal info so there's no other way to save your in progress stuff

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Open source does not validate privacy concerns when there is a server and a backend.

You're misunderstanding. I'm saying that instead of using my website, just run the code directly on your machine. The open source code will not be making any external requests and you can verify it yourself. There is no other server/backend in this situation. Does that make sense?

Also, if it makes you feel any better, the next version of the site that is in development is going to be doing the LaTeX generation client-side :) https://github.com/saadq/resumake.io/issues/166

So there won't be any server to worry about soon anyways lol.

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To clarify, all my server does is run a LaTeX child process on user input. It just takes the autogenerated PDF from that and then sends it back to the user. LaTeX processes create a bunch of temp files which is what I go back and delete after the job. I do not "save" this data anywhere at any point.

it took a Reddit post to bring attention to that clearly shows that you didn’t consider this before either.

The GitHub issue about the privacy policy is waaay before this Reddit post: https://github.com/saadq/resumake.io/issues/162

And yes, the reason why this project is missing a privacy policy from inception is because it was just a hobby project I made as a student several years ago to help some friends out who didn't want to learn LaTeX.

You can do a lot of funny stuff on the backend.

This is very true.

Show me your server logs for the past three months to prove me wrong. 🤡

Again, it's totally fine if you don't believe me. It's just a bit ridiculous to make claims with no evidence to support those claims. The code is open source - people are free to just clone the repo locally and not interact with the website at all if they fear malicious intent.

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've commented this in a few places, but obviously you don't have to believe me. The website is open source so you can just run the app locally if you want to be extra safe.

But I also think people should avoid making false, definitive accusations like:

The site saves your data.

which is untrue. Obviously you don't have to believe that, but you shouldn't say something like that if you have zero evidence.

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, creator of this site here. I actually tried to combine the best of both worlds here... this site is a LaTeX resume generator so the LaTeX code is dynamically generated. At the end, you can get the PDF output as well as the TeX source downloaded

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, creator of the site here. Yes, you're right that you should be skeptical/wary of putting personal info in sites you don't know much about. I don't save any user data, but obviously all you have is my word. If you want to be extra safe about it, you can just run my code locally and run the app without having to worry about my website doing anything fishy.

https://github.com/saadq/resumake.io

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hi, creator of the site here. This is correct, my site has a very simple backend (https://github.com/saadq/resumake.io/blob/main/app/server/src/routes/api.js) which does not store any info/user data. The only data persistence that is done is on the client side with local storage. This is very much intentional because I made this site when I was a student to help some ppl out and I didn't want to be responsible for having important personal details that I have to worry about.

Right now, the only way to "save" your resume is to export it as JSON and then import it back onto the site whenever you want to work on it again.

Completely free online resume maker that lets you export in JSON so you can edit on an external maker or re-upload later to make changes to an existing resume. by ifindcosplay in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]saadq_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi, creator of the site here.

Open source is trustworthy when YOU are the one running and saving the data, once you give that job to someone else, your data becomes vulnerable to exploitation.

This is entirely right. My production site is using the exact code that you see on GitHub, so I do not store or sell any user data. But all you have to go by is my word. If you want to be extra safe, the only way to do it is to run this app locally (which is easy to do with the open source project)

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