[–] 11 points 1 year ago*

Guy probably works, effectively, for 4 hoours a day, and then puts 16 into Jira.

On another note, I work 10 a day give or take, and that's because I can then take a few days off anyway. And I love my work and can afford it. Nobody pays me more than my hourly rate (if it is not a requested overtime in case of a night release [2x hourly] or being on emergency in case something breaks [0.5 hourly, but paid even if no emergency is raised, but have to be on call, so 8 hours of undisturbed sleep is like working 4 hours]). I do this on my own volition.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago (2 children)

    Just to post an alternative (correct me if there is something wrong with the app) but I have been using Futo keyboard for a week now and I've been pleayed. Clipboard disabled by default, drag typing, local autocorrect that you can load any dictionary (as a file), can use local text or voice ML model that you have to download yourself (their site has a browser), customizable quick actions, smart key hitbox enlarging (increases key hitbox according to how likely it is to come next). It is free, but asks for a support of about 9€.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago

    Luckily, my fellow colleague figured how to route through VPN only for given domains (Openforti for Linux), and it's been a lifesaver cuz the VPN is slow AF because all the other people (especially Win users) just use it for all networking.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago

    In Czechia (not sure if by law) you can take half of your days off to thr next year. So, if you had 20 days off a year, you have to use 10 (HAVE to, they don't just fizzle out) you can stack 10 to the next year, so you can have up to 30 a year.

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