jonaswi

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   by jonaswi 9y ago

   The reason I switched to an iPhone from a Samsung S6 was that one day when I woke up I got a notification stating something like "We've installed you some microsoft apps". The same day I went to my local Apple store and bough
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   by jonaswi 10y ago

   I was in the exact same situation. I was so tired of being forced to buy overpriced hardware from apple that I'm not even happy with just because I work with OS X. I then bought a new Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition and was really surpri
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   by jonaswi 10y ago

   Thats interesting. I guess there is no general pattern here. My personal experience when I was jobbing as a waiter during my university time was different. Larger tips (more than a round up) were rather the rule than the exception. Due to t
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   by jonaswi 10y ago

   Exactly. I do live in Zurich. I'm in Geneva quite often and even there when having lunch with my romand co-workers they usually tip around 10%. It still is quite surprising how even those "habits" are different in all the di
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   by jonaswi 10y ago

   Even tough I was born and raised in Switzerland I always give a 10% tip in a restaurant when I was happy with the service. To give no tip is in my experience considered quite rude. I only ever do it when I was unhappy with the service.