There are seven people in our department, three of whom are Gen Z. They all started with zero experience but picked up the job quickly. They perform just as well as their senior colleagues. They learn fast and have a shit-ton of energy. They’re happy to take on new projects and even pitch sensible ideas. Overtime? No problem. Weekend shifts? A piece of cake. And you know why? We pay overtime exactly as the Labor Code requires, offer extra pay for projects and bonuses for implemented ideas, and have a KPI system in place.
Employers are used to Millennials breaking their backs for the sake of «the mission,» whereas Gen Z—like normal people—work for money. Offer decent financial incentives, and everyone will work great, regardless of age.
Are you lonely? Do you know how many cults there are in the world and how many followers they have? And new ones are constantly popping up! Think about it: there are so many dumb fucks on the planet, they sign them up for all sorts of bullshit, and you can't find a couple of them and talk one into friendship and the other into sex, it's fucking shame.
I am so fucking sick and tired of these vertical cropped TikTok-style videos that are EVERYWHERE now days.
The internet is a home, and the browser is its front door. Some people stick to the same habits for years, while others switch browsers constantly. Let’s take a quick look at the key players.
Chrome (Google)
The de facto standard.
Fast, with a massive library of extensions. Perfect for those living in the Google ecosystem (Gmail, Drive, Maps). The main downside? It’s a notorious RAM hog and is known for data collection.
Edge (Microsoft)
An unexpected upgrade.
Runs on the same engine as Chrome but consumes less memory. Features built-in ChatGPT integration and a great reading mode. Excellent for work and study. Synchronization with Windows 11 is seamless.
Opera / Opera GX
For aesthetes and gamers.
Built-in VPN, sidebar messengers, and system volume control (a unique GX feature). If you love unconventional designs and widget-packed interfaces, this is the choice for you.
Brave
The privacy champion.
Built-in ad blocker and tracker protection right out of the box. No, really—YouTube ads actually don't load. The downside? Its internal cryptocurrency system, which many find annoying.
Mozilla Firefox
Old-school and freedom.
The only major browser running on its own engine (not Chromium). The most secure in terms of privacy (no selling user data). Ideal for geeks and anyone who doesn't want to hand the internet over to Google. It might be slightly slower on heavy websites, but it’s honest.
So, which browser do you have on your home screen? And why did you choose it?
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