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ProgrammingRe: Why I Joined Zuri/hngi8 Internship by sonofnos(op): 8:56pm On Sep 07, 2021
Haywhyluv:
Are u a frontend or back end developer
I currently work on platforms ( Mac OS, Windows OS, iOS, Android, etc). But I have previous experience with Frontend/backend. Are you also participating in the internship?
CareerRe: Developer Salary In Nigeria by sonofnos: 6:21pm On Sep 07, 2021
javalove:
meaninghuh?? what's with the winform? Not all naija developers are into .net so why the "of course"
Wow! You are still active on Nairaland. I have some experience with some tools and languages.
I have experience with Java, Dart (Flutter), C#, JavaScript, and Python; GCP, and Huawei Cloud.

But my skill set seems to be blurred. Are you open to mentorship?
ProgrammingWhy I Joined Zuri/hngi8 Internship by sonofnos(op): 4:52pm On Aug 16, 2021
WHY I JOINED ZURI/HNGi8 INTERNSHIP

Just like online education, virtual internships completely remove any geographical or physical restrictions that would otherwise prevent students and graduates from pursuing an opportunity and the Zuri internship program has always given us that opportunity. Zuri internship also gives unlimited global access by interacting with different people around the globe. I have always had a passion for coding and knowing about the Zuri internship program has always been a joy... and here are some of the tutorials that have been helpful in this journey of coding;

HTML: youtube.com/watch?v=pQN-pnXPaVg

GIT: youtube.com/watch?v=RGOj5yH7evk

Figma: youtube.com/watch?v=cENTgSxUIcA&list=PL

Javascript : youtube.com/watch?v=PkZNo7MFNFg

Zuri internship has always been top of the internship programs out there.. read more about the Zuri internship program here: https://internship.zuri.team ; or

my goals/achievements for the Zuri internship program are:

Building relationships with people who can serve as advisers or mentors.
Expanding the network to include other like-minded students.
Meet deadlines and manage your time effectively
Ability to work under pressure
Finishing my #TJG challenge
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 9:57am On Feb 06, 2021
Greetings!

Quite a long silence from me. Story short... I got really sick..just got fit on 4th... Will give a detalled info later. But the good news is that I am okay now.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:41pm On Jan 20, 2021
Very soon...

ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:40pm On Jan 20, 2021
We Move

ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:38pm On Jan 20, 2021
progeek37:
I can sell one of my programming systems, I believe you will like it. I have already installed everything you may need. Nodejs, Java, Python, C# compilers && .net, etc. It is one of my working systems. It has no fault at all and it's clean, but not a brand new. It will cost you N100k, talk to me on WhatsApp 08135683431
I'm a bit stranded financially now, I would have engaged you on WhatsApp and get the laptop specs... But "na money kill am" hopefully later. Thank you
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:33pm On Jan 20, 2021
TechCapon:
what's the name of this app
Programming Hero
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:32pm On Jan 20, 2021
TechCapon:
it's not enough to get a new one o. Price of laptops has skyrocketed more than twice the price. I'll advise anyone with laptop to hold it very well. By the way, go to Twitter and contact HackSultan. He loves helping people who are serious with programming but nah womanizer o.. He's more likely to help a girl than a guy but just try.
Thank you so much... Will do soon
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:31pm On Jan 20, 2021
Telegram234:
Go to playstore and search for text editors and interpreters.
Then u are good to go for now.
I use quoda app.
For now, I just finished my HTML course, hoping to jump to CSS course later.
Thanks Man...will do it this night
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:30pm On Jan 20, 2021
sonofnos:
Guys, I'm so happy.... GOOD NEWS COMING!
Actually... it was unsuccessful.
The guy said "This your system good ooh... Im fresh... But the board don spoil... Na to get new system naw...the board don damage"
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 4:36pm On Jan 19, 2021
Guys, I'm so happy.... GOOD NEWS COMING!

ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 2:56pm On Jan 19, 2021
Anyone in Main Market Onitsha by Emeka Of for Plaza... I'm there looking for an engineer there
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 9:33am On Jan 19, 2021
Almost there

ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 9:30am On Jan 19, 2021
Sanchez01:
This, right here, is the cause. Try draining extra powers on the laptop by removing the battery and holding down the power button for over 1 minute. For now, ignore the videos and exercises you've tried.
After I read this comment yesterday, I did as you said, I repeated it around 11pm and even now. Still nothing.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 9:27am On Jan 19, 2021
Anyone knows an engineer that can fix this in Onitsha?
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:32pm On Jan 18, 2021
Sanchez01:
A bad laptop will show its true colour within a month. Look at it this way, mishandling got the OP here. I got my back up laptop (a Lenovo T420) from a Nairalander I had never seen his handle until someone mentioned him. Chatted with him and sent him the money for the laptop. We met without introduction, got my laptop and walked away. The laptop in itself is a UK used laptop and I got it for N32,000.

My point? Vendors are not necessarily demons or demonic just because what one bought from them went bad. OP's laptop overheated and went off, shikena. It is not because the vendor who sold it to him sold him a defective laptop. Bad devices can't be managed no matter how you view it. And a month is too much to manage one.
I am not claiming that a defective laptop was sold to me... At least not that I can defend.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:24pm On Jan 18, 2021
cbrass:
@karleb

Also are you trying to fix it your self?
why not give it to a capable engineer.
There is one i do use , if you are interested let me know.
Cheers bro
Not really Sir. And I am open to engineers that can fix this.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:14pm On Jan 18, 2021
Sanchez01:
you must have placed your laptop on a bed/mattress, which is most likely the culprit.
I did so. On Saturday, I was having back pains, I couldn't stretch myself properly, I suspected the chairs, so towards evening I ported to the mattress. I knew about the possible overheating, so I 'maxed' the fan, folded my shirt and placed it under the laptop to give room for ventilation.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 10:00pm On Jan 18, 2021
Karleb:
What is E. C. C? Please attach this to your first post.
Done
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 9:52pm On Jan 18, 2021
stanliwise:
As a guy who learnt with phone at some point, I would advise that it ain't worth it. You should only use it in extreme case as yours, but as for getting jobs done, it is highly and unlikely you will ever get any job done using phone. So if you want to do some real stuff, while learning with phones and pdf, get a laptop.
Phone burn away precious time
I tell you truth. I do not wish to follow the path you advised against, I do not even know what to do right now. But 1 thing for sure is that my options are limited. Money for another laptop is not where my mind is because I do not have that. Money to fix the Acer considering my location (now in southeast): I have to go to computer village from here then hire the services of a good technician and possibly buy whatever to be bought... is also not within my reach.

I understand that plugins and tools are very limited on phones but something must be done. Something I have to do. I may not build up to PC level but I have to work something out.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op):
Karleb:
Attach your phone number, email and account details, abeg details to your first post in bold.


Writing code with pen and paper is a NO NO!
Son Of Numbers
emekac2020@ gmail.com
0813 392 2701

009 3663 664
Access
Emeka Christian C.

More details (for integrity purposes only):
Enugu IMO candidate 2016
Top 10 Cowbell Mathematics candidates result Enugu 2016
Enugu IMO candidate 2015
NECE Enugu best 10 results 2011
Anambra Best 15 Common Entrance results 2011 (Asubeb)
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 8:17pm On Jan 18, 2021
Karleb:
Have you taken it to an engineer?

I'd suggest you do that soonest.

Take the picture of the laptop and post it here. See, anyone willing to help will want concrete evidence.

I'd also suggest you attach your phone number and account details to the first post.
No. I have not. The previous motherboard (I don't really know) happened the same manner. Used it till 3am then to catch some sleep. Woke up and tried turning it on:- unsuccessful. I took it to computer village then:- unsuccessful, only the keyboard light was able to turn on.

Hence, I am afraid they might not be able to.


I have posted the picture (above)

I saw a legit.ng news today on a guy writing code on paper and learning. It really gave me hope that there's no excuse for me.
I don't know but I don't think it is good to continue spending on the laptop again. That was not why I came here. It is a very painful decision to make but it is best I manage the phone's tools (ascode, grasshopper and programming hero)and you guy's guidance until I possibly get some jobs doing and patch myself up.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 7:46pm On Jan 18, 2021
Karleb:
From what I've read, what you've spent to repair the laptop is enough to get a new one.
Why didn't you just get a new one then?


It's all good though. Just calm down.
Help is coming and post the picture of the computer.

@sanchez01 @cbrass @ladyf @stanliwise @davidthegeek
@danthegeek
Here is the picture

ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 7:45pm On Jan 18, 2021
stanliwise:
It is way difficult to get a quality laptop than to win naija bet, chances of getting a quality laptop is very low in Nigeria, yet people don't still understand this simple fact.
Reason is because most laptop buyer lack little or no info about how a good laptop looks like or what could be a bad laptop either.
And secondly it is far easier for vendors to make profit selling bad laptop they buy cheap than to sell laptops they bought with quality price.
Bad laptops circulate about 4x than good laptops since they are generally cheaper and afforadable and such sells fast

How to get a good laptop.
Incase you don't have the technical knowledge of laptop engineering then
1. Buy a new one fresh from the laptop manufacturer or from verified suppliers of the manufacturer
3. Buy from a friend you know the history of his/her laptop
2. Buy from a trusted laptop vendor reffered to by a friend or someone who has trading history of such vendor.
1. New one was almost $1000 then.
2. The seller was very known here and sells quality laptops. I followed his past trades and another 2 weeks before buying.
3. Unfortunately, none of my friends had bought from him
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op):
Karleb:
From what I've read, what you've spent to repair the laptop is enough to get a new one.
Why didn't you just get a new one then?


It's all good though. Just calm down.
Help is coming and post the picture of the computer.

@sanchez01 @cbrass @ladyf @stanliwise @davidthegeek
@danthegeek
Acer aspire v7 laptop
8 GB RAM
1 TB HDD
2 GB nvidia graphics card
24 GB SSD
15.6" touchscreen FHD
USB 3.0
Keyboard light

It was quality then for 130k. If it was a girl, people would have joked about it been a wife to me. I had plans with it. I thought I could easy design average softwares with it. I thought I bought and was spending on it for the future. It was like a girlfriend to me. Whenever I travel, it's always at my laps(to avoid cracks and dampen vibrations) not the 'boot'. From December 31st till Sunday, I was awake every night, helping myself with online tools and content. Around 2 hours before the shutdown, task M showed me it has been running for 4 days now. I don't know if there's any link between that and the shutdown.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 7:19pm On Jan 18, 2021
sonofnos:
No, not really I got the laptop here on August 2019, but it stopped working. I tried to convince my Dad with indeed.com to splash 60k last Oct for a motherboard from China (which arrived in Dec 3rd 2020). And the motherboard's 30 days warranty has expired.
And that 60k came with a lot of meetings and discussions because it was a difficult time for us. Promises were made not to use it for anything yahoo(not that I will anyway; they know that, I guess to remind me of expectations). And now, I cannot give out such news as they will not understand.
ProgrammingRe: Life Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op): 7:10pm On Jan 18, 2021
Karleb:
The Acer laptop, did you buy it new?
No, not really I got the laptop here on August 2019, but it stopped working. I tried to convince my Dad with indeed.com to splash 60k last Oct for a motherboard from China (which arrived in Dec 3rd 2020). And the motherboard's 30 days warranty has expired.
ProgrammingLife Of A Phone Programmer by sonofnos(op):
The way it happened, I can't really understand. Tears for the 1st time in many years, was like rainfall. Weeping was an understatement. What I have spent more than 60% of my feeding on for the past 17 months, crashed in my presence.

Yesterday midnight (Sunday), while I was using my Acer laptop, brushing up on JavaScript & jquery (by Jon Duckett or so), next thing was my laptop went off totally. I touched the bottom:- it was really hot. I took it towards the veranda, brought broomstick, tried battery reset:- unsuccessful. I opened the internal part, started fanning it. After 20 mins:- still unsuccessful. I went online with night browsing plan, searched and searched: some said "press power button with battery and charger unplugged", I did that. Some said "turn upside down while pressing power button", some said"remove CMOS battery and replace in 20mins", some said"press fn and escape buttons while turning on..."- I did all that yet unsuccessful. I tried contacting Acer on Twitter, the guy managing the account (Dann) said buying a new motherboard of 75k was the only option. And I had spent 100k+ in repairs since Aug 2019 that I got the laptop for 130k here on Nairaland. I am down. Just returned from a stroll where cars almost knocked me down -TWICE!!!

Please, I need help NLers please. I use an itel feature phone but "perch" on my sister's techno w3. Please tools, links, apps: help me. I currently have no tools except one :- my ability to learn and relearn where possible. I am not a novice either. And I am not backing out from programming... WE DIE HERE!. I just need you guys help as I know how rough it will be for me. I had downloaded "programming hero, grasshopper and ascode" from playstore. You guys assistance is above all things for me right now. If bookmark if possible. Graçais!

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