Right now I’m rotating this games:

• Stardew Valley, starting over
• 7 days to end with you, pretty frustrating for me that I’m really bad with puzzles, but so satisfying every time I manage to decipher a word.
• LibrARian

And they give birth through a pseudo penis that is torn apart.

I don’t think it brings anything useful to the conversation, but it is an interesting fact.

No está mal, trabajo en VLC, no es Madrid o BCN pero tampoco es como otras regiones que al final o tiran de remoto 100% os se mudan a una de estas.

Software dev in Spain.

On paper it is 9:00 to 17:00, but we have flexibility to enter and leave.

In practice we do 9 hours Monday-Thursday and 6 on Friday.

8 hours + 30 min for lunch + 30 min to leave early on Friday.

I do 8:00 to 17:00 and 8:00 to 14:00.

This is not in all companies, my previous employer was like that, but I have friends on other companies for the same sector that do 9:00 to 18:00 every day, with one hour mandated for lunch.

That’s a weird layout, it doesn’t seem a proper Spanish (Spain) layout.

The apostrophe is the button right to the 0, but on the image it seems that is shift+?

The symbols on 1 are correct, but on 2 and 3 seems swapped, like for @ and # is shift+2/3 but in Spain it is AltGr+2/3

EDIT

Definitely OP’s image keyboard is not from Europe, it lacks the € symbol printed on the E.

Siete coma cinco

This, when I decided to join Mastodon I was prompted to choose a server and had to research which one should join and understand how it works.

It is called UX friction and is well studied in sign up and checkout processes, the more steps the user has to perform the more likely it abandons it.