I have been doing this since years and never had a problem... The author is blaming the system while he made a mistake when he tried to create the symlink.
Also he wrote "SimLink command" in the article. PEBKAC here :)
Location: N/A
Remote: Only
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: #1 SwiftUI #2 Ruby #3 Go
Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/2xpo2M2 // I had a website but I got tired of updating it
Email: hnwwtbh@pymorris.com
Me: "Indie Hacker for 15+ years. I learned to program “for fun“, back in middle school. I've done everything by myself the first years (code/UI/website/analytics/tests!). Good old days! I've studied for a few years also – mostly to please the parents – and worked for and with a few startups, before creating my own code/consulting business. I closed it after 3½ years and now I'm traveling looking for what's next! :)"
Also me: I'm lazy so this is my exact LinkedIn About Section (that I just updated) \o/
Obviously I've done a lot of things all those years. Nowadays I'm really focused on iOS/SwiftUI, but I'm open!
I've been trying for some time to explain to my friends and family how a unique email/password + 2FA strategy is the best thing to do and how it would allow them to cut one in case it gets leaked. I guess I will just tell everybody about "Sign in with Apple" now, it will be easier.
Family is easy, I made them switch to Apple years ago and things have been a breeze since. Most of my friends using Android are also working in IT and are already using disposable/forwarding emails AFAIK. And... to be honest, I don't have friends using Windows :D
This reminds me Visual Studio back in 2001 when I discovered programming. Everything was so easy to prototype. I'm so happy to see Apple is taking this direction. Thank you guys!
I assume you mean Visual Basic, since Visual Studio was geared towards C/C++. Unless you actually used the MFC designer in VS5/6, which never really worked that well for me.
Actually I had VB6 in mind yes, but after a few months playing with it I made the switch to .NET (which was still in beta I believe at the time) so I was using Visual Studio ".NET" :)
My first regret: having not the balls to do what I really wanted when I was a teenager.
I went to the university mostly to please my parents and to reassure them. I think that was my biggest mistake and I never really learned anything there.
My second regret: quitting. I'm getting bored very easily.
I'm thinking about 2 projects I started with friends where I left the ship eventually because I felt less motivated than them. Now they are both making tons of money and expansing there companies (while I'm still trying to figure out what to do with my life).
I also started a lot of projects which I will probably never release, but that's a pretty common thing.
The last one: working for someone else.
Studying led me on the logical path of getting a job. I first said to myself that it will be temporary and I listened to people who were telling me that I had to have a little experience before launching my own thing (and my advice is: don't listen to their bullshits and do what the fuck you really want to do). The truth is that when you get a job it consumes you and you can forget what your dreams are pretty quickly.
The counterbalancing point of this last regret is that I met extraordinary people while I was an employee, who are still very good friends nowadays. Actually the guy with whom I'm trying to build a startup right now is a former coworker of mine ;)
Also he wrote "SimLink command" in the article. PEBKAC here :)