If I tip I generally do it based on the work/effort rather than the price.

For me. 100% remote.

But I work more for objectives rather than gross time/days. If the project is falling behind I work extra to gain some safeguard. If the project is going well I work more relaxed.

I don’t mind working extra hours if I’m already saving a lot of time avoiding travelling to the client or going to the office, living in another place away from a city. Etc.

In Spain it is also yearly. In general the annual salary is divided in 14 payments, unless you ask to have it divided by 12, depends on the employer, so it makes sense.

The income tax is also annual based. So depending how much you earned during the fiscal year you have a different tax rate. (And part of the income tax rate is dependent on the “state” but they are all more or less similar).

• 2 TB nvme for windows + apps + steam/games + cloud drive (google drive) + user data

• 1 TB SSD for personal offline data / photos / torrent.

Any decent coin, not just the USD.

EUR, GBP, CHF, whatever.

But to simplify they use the USD as reference. EUR is probably the second most used.

ARS loses its value minute by minute.

In my experience the one in Spain is less sweet than the one in the USA. Same in France.

I recently travelled to France and the fridge was so cold it had frozen half of the coke. Then I tasted it and it felt like the USA version. But then I realized it was because most of the water was still frozen while the rest of the Coke was already getting unfrozen and felt more concentrated/sweet. For a day I thought the Coke in France was also sweeter.

Coke in Argentina and the USA (and probably many other countries) taste more sweet than the Coke in Europe/Spain.

Here in Spain regular Coke doesn’t taste that sweet so I end up getting the Zero Coke because it has no calories.

Same with Sprite and much more stuff. For example the Froot loops here they sell some version that has different colours and they are barely sweet compared to the US version.

In Barcelona there are a lot of many small cafes, bars, restaurants (located generally in zones where the terrain is very expensive) that got purchased by Chinese families.

Generally these were frequented for coffee, drink + tapas, lunch meal. But after the ownership change they end up frequented mainly for the same stuff but not for the food because it’s generally not good.

To me these are front for something else. They always become much worse for eating. Never better. Like there is no intention of improving it. But they still do it smartly because they keep some customers just for the beer and coffee mainly after work.

Especially in the compost one.

What if they are already in and now they can’t escape!

Infinity as my main, Boost as my second one. Reddit once per year to check if it was getting better or still a shit.

I can say the same for Infinity. That’s what I’m really going to miss.

Hopefully Boost is as good as it was, now with community small avatars.

I found some but they still looked huge and flashy. Not small like the Jabras or Microsoft.

I only care about design because I plan to use them with the webcam on.

I’ll take a look at the page later! Thanks

These could be nice upgrade for my Pixel Buds A series. I’m using them for Teams (low latency bad quality). (Not just music high latency high quality).

However, what I really also want to have are gaming headsets (with the long microphone and low latency) that are a bit more low profile and not huge.

At first I thought it was a matter of physics, but after seeing 2.4Ghz low latency in these tiny earbuds I guess it’s possible.

Can’t believe low profile on-ear headsets are not popular. They are all over the ear or huge.

And as you said the ones they generally make for teams sucks with BT high duplex latency.

Thanks for the insight!

This is interesting. So these have the “non BT 2.4Ghz” protocol that you generally find in the huge wireless gaming headset?

Ive been looking for a wireless headset that has the low duplex latency of wireless gaming headset, but in a smaller package. Something like the “Microsoft Modern Wireless Headset” but with 2.4Ghz non BT. And I couldn’t find yet something like this.

Is the APTX-HD latency good enough for gaming? (And can be used for VoIP?).

I don’t know much about BT… But I know that my Pixel buds series A, have terrible latency for gaming unless I use them in headset mode (which then has terrible quality).

Barcelona A/C all the day at 24C (25C or 26C when sleeping). However to me it’s been always hot here. So I’m not particularly suffering this summer more than the others.

Thanks, now I understood.

So it’s not like having a user in Lemmy.world Vs Lemmy.nl. It’s beyond that.

Can you connect to the same user if you switch? For example a Kbin user can use a Lemmy app like Voyager or the opposite?