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It's interesting to read your opinions. I also use Shifton, but my experience is a little different. We have a larger company, about 100 people, and we couldn't adapt to this system right away. At first, there were a lot of errors, especially when it was necessary to make urgent changes to the schedule. For example, if someone got sick on the day of the shift, the system offered to replace him, but sometimes it did not take into account that this employee could not work that day for some personal reasons, such as medical or family circumstances.

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Interesting discussion! In fact, when I was choosing a cable for my home, I also faced this choice. At first I thought about taking CAT7, because forums wrote that it would be ideal for stable Internet. But then I realized that for me, for example, 10 Gbit/s is too much. Even 1 Gbit/s, which CAT6 supports, is more than enough for 4K video and normal tasks. So in the end I bought CAT6, and there were no problems with the Internet. But I agree with the previous comments that it is important not only to choose the right cable, but also to consider the quality of the router that supports the required speeds.

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Honestly, I've always wondered if it's worth using services like SimpleBoost. I've never ordered raids myself, I prefer to do everything myself. But I can understand people who don't want to spend dozens of hours farming. The main thing, of course, is how to choose the right service so as not to fall for scammers. For example, I've read a couple of negative reviews about other services that didn't even fulfill their obligations. A simple rule: if the site looks too suspicious or promises incredibly low prices, it's better to stay away.

También uso WhatsApp Plus y estoy de acuerdo en que ofrece muchas funciones útiles. Me gusta especialmente que puedes enviar archivos grandes, lo cual es realmente importante cuando necesitas enviar algo pesado. También apoyo la idea de la personalización: la capacidad de cambiar la apariencia de la aplicación y seleccionar temas usted mismo es excelente. Pero no estoy seguro de estar dispuesto a arriesgar mi seguridad, así que instalo WhatsApp Plus solo en el segundo teléfono y en el principal uso el WhatsApp original.

Hi! I too think that this approach of sourcing specialists through companies like DigisCorp can be very useful, especially if the project is complex and requires a certain amount of experience. However, it's important to understand that not all businesses need this level of customization. For example, if your project is fairly standard and doesn't require unique solutions, it may make more sense to hire developers directly. It all depends on the complexity of the task and how much time and effort you're willing to put into finding and managing the project. In general, it's a good approach for complex and non-standard projects, but you should always evaluate whether these expenses will justify the final results.