@PaulSkallas Work travel as described by OP is the exact opposite. You're forced under surveillance of your employer. This contrasts with living in "home" city, where - due to the lack of neighbor relations - you're anonymous and free
Watching Americans complain their country is just less democratic version of EU with even more power centralization without actually realizing it is hilarious
@BlackLodgeAgent Actually a based take for internal systems developers tbhq. The hardest part of developing ~99% software aren't algorithms or writing the code. But understanding how your users interact with the software.