[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 20 points 8 months ago

NeverTooManyBooks.

I have several books cases and shelves where I store books, this has helped me a lot to have a catalogue of them.

I just scan the book code, the app gets book info, and I assign it to a place where it is physically stored, like, bookcase 1 in office room, shelf 3 on main room, etc.

I have it installed from Droid-ify which is like an app to have more sources for f-Droid.

https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.hardbacknutter.nevertoomanybooks

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 12 points 8 months ago

I am a team manager, on status meetings on fridays I always ask if someone has good plans for the weekend, and on monday I ask how was your weekend.

I get a lot of silence, and most of the time I tell some bits of what I did, but from time to time someone tells something about what they did.

I think that is good for the team, since we are all remote, it's a little bit of socializing and have something to talk about other than work.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 17 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

I have been curating my experience on lemmy by muting communities I don't care for like politics, sports, some Linux communities, and also I always filter NSFW.

I have never been happier because I don't see what I don't care for.

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submitted 9 months ago by Poringo@lemmy.zip to c/3dprinting@lemmy.world

The ring and bracelet are based on the Dragon Scale Vase https://www.printables.com/model/353853-dragon-scales-pot-and-planter-vase-mode

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 10 points 9 months ago

Roguelikes.

I played Rogue Legacy 1 and 2 for the longest time. Some dead cells. Enter the gungeon, and currently testing the humble roguelikes bundle, really digging Wall World.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 11 points 9 months ago

Subnautica.

I played it when it was beta, could not finish it then.

It runs pretty good on the Deck, and I alternatively play it on the Deck docked to a tv on the living room, and on my PC.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 20 points 9 months ago

Lol if I have learned on my years on this planet is to not care what other people think about me.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 16 points 10 months ago

Others are preparing to refuse to comply with either demand, countering the companies’ ultimatums with one of their own: Shut up or fire me.

This is me. I let them know I will not comply with the expectation of going back to office, not even once a week.

Couple months have passed and nothing else has happened, or was not fired, but I am preparing new gigs.

Also I have been in the company for 15+ years.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 48 points 1 year ago

Sadly tildes is invite only it seems.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 11 points 1 year ago

Yeah I thought about this, we (or I) never considered all the time wasted in commute.

In that case I should leave at 9 am, and return around 4:20 since I make 40 mins commute.

Either that or get paid the extra time, which honestly I don't think it's going to happen.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 11 points 1 year ago

Yes, I am old enough to know that you are selling your expertise and time.

The company obviously profits a lot more that what you receive.

Also I always cringe with this "family" stuff on any company, that is just a way to manipulate the employees into creating a relationship with the company.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 9 points 1 year ago

Moving equipment is one of my main issues, only second to commuting.

We don't have fixed desks, we have to sign up in an app and choose an available space.

So I can't have my desk the way I want, which is very specific as I have my keyboard, mouse, second keyboard, and also 2 external monitors, in the office there is only 1.

And yeah, if I have to, I would accept like going once every 2 weeks, on a friday, with the assumption that it is going to be a slow day for me and my client should be notified of this.

[-] Poringo@lemmy.zip 44 points 1 year ago

That was a figure of speech haha.

I am old and experienced enough to work exactly the hours I am paid. I give my 100% on those hours, I am all in, and I always push back when they try to sneak a meet after my EOD, try to get some extra hours from me and so on.

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I guess this is a correct community to post about this? If not let me know.

My company finally is asking politely that we have to go to the office twice a week. Or else. That else is not yet defined, but obviously there will be consequences of not going to the office.

I have been at this company for 15 years, from junior dev to manager.

I did a daily commute of about 40 mins in the morning, 40 to an hour back, never gave a second thought about that. That was normal.

After pandemics, I found out all I have been missing on my kids growing up. My second kid is much more attached to me since she saw me daily, even if I was in my office room at home, she got to see me more often.

So I found out how much my life improved by doing working at home. Hell in the middle of this sentence my kid just showed me some thing she drew.

I stood my ground, I basically politely told HR that I am not going back. And actually my reasons make sense, I work with people in other countries, they don't care where I am.

And it will affect my performance, driving to the office, moving all my equipment, and having people around trying to talk to me will take a toll.

So yeah, I am polishing my resume, because there is no turning back now. I will be shunted if I ask for a raise, they can easily say "hey but you are not coming to the office, how come you want a raise if you are not part of the team", never mind that I do everything that is expected and more.

Just off my chest I guess, and anxious about the future.

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