So, this isn't meant to be mean... but first you could work on your English. "I have no network, what do u mean widen ur search criteria, like doing a barista

So, this isn't meant to be mean... but first you could work on your English. "I have no network, what do u mean widen ur search criteria, like doing a barista job, which I already have" is full of spelling and grammar issues. If you want to work in tech I would expect it to be possible for people to look up things you write online. Take the extra time and spell out words like "you" and "your." Also, it's "supposed to get a job," but that one is less obvious. But to help answer your question for real, I recommend internships (hopefully paid) and agree with agilebyte, who mentioned looking for the jobs that don't require the 5 to 10 years of experience to start. Practice hard at interview-type questions and really make sure you know about the stuff you might be working with. There's lots of great starting jobs in tech that require less experience. Start there and get the 5 to 10 years, or be so good that you can knock 'em dead in an interview.