Poland: very rare, 2-4 per year

I'll be really surprised if arm manages to get 10% by then

Before COVID: all of it. After COVID mostly jobs that require you to physically interact with stuff.

I used to be allowed to WFH once a week. It's been almost 3 years since I've been to the office and I no longer live on the same side of the ocean. Same company.

This is not about electric cars.

Sweden has no minimum wage, but has very strong unions that make sure people get paid enough. Musk is refusing to deal with those unions, like any other employer there does and is mad they respond.

• populism
• social media
• using religion for control and power
• mosquitoes
• unchecked corporate greed

I gave up on everyone: I've packed my shit and moved back to the EU, to a middle of nowhere, population 50. Closest neighbor is a 10 minute walk away. Started a large garden, learned some blacksmithing and basic carpentry. Still working remotely for the same company as before, but now when I go outside I have fresh air, I can see the stars and I can hear nobody.

I've put an ocean between myself and the US.

Try carused.jp - they'll find you a truck matching your requirements, arrange shipping and even customs.

I recommend Suzuki Carry da52t 4x4 - you should be able to get a low mileage one for 5-6k all in.

Friend has a cobol + IBM AIX combo going for him and his on call + at most 1 day/week of work position pays more than my full time very senior dev role.

In some places such tests are recommended if not mandatory for all controlled substances, even if their potential for abuse is minimal - vyvanse is an amphetamine precursor, so it's classified like that. It's a class above antidepressants for example - more tightly controlled.

I've had to submit to a drug test on most refills and I've had it explained using the exact same wording, so I suspect that was a standard script he was following (in Ontario). There was even a difference when getting the pills because of their legal status: pharmacy was allowed to courier antidepressants for another family member, while vyvanse was in person pickup only from the same pharmacy.

Also AFAIK Vyvanse can have a nasty interaction with meth.

tl;dr; this is likely a standard procedure they use for all controlled substances

Edit: I just remembered my doctor showed me he literally had a checkbox in their filing system to confirm a drug test and it only showed up when a controlled substance was prescribed.

Budget (about 200 euro):

• Mikrotik hex s router
• TP-Link eap610 access point
• Unmanaged trendnet switch

Better(400-500 euro):

• Fanless minipc running pfsense - like this https://aliexpress.com/item/1005005515731536.html
• TP-Link eap653 access point
• mikrotik CRS310-8G+2S+IN switch

TP-Link omada line is basically a bunch of ubiquity clones at much lower price

Spain already does that and it's enough to be regular rich - you get taxed on assets over 3 million euro.