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[MzHartz]

Oooow, he uses the G13, I used that before I bought my Warthog. I only had 4 buttons mapped, from left to right: boost/afterburner, counter measurements, pin target and target focus. The thumbstick was just awesome for strafing!!!!

That's exactly what @Baior of Red uses it for. He had a Nostromo before that.

 

[AstroSam]

Good Morning!

http://www.lovethispic.com/uploaded_images/163896-May-The-Monday-Blues-Slide-Away-With-Your-Morning-Coffee.jpg

 

[marcsand2]

Good morning :)
countdown has started, 10 working days left :D

 

[AstroSam]

And then summer holidays?

 

[marcsand2]

yeap :D:D:D

 

[Harkuno]

 

[AstroSam]

The coffee doesn't look happy, does it? ;)

 

[AstroSam]

yeap :D:D:D

Hell yeah :D You are about to go on a journey with your family? Or will you stay at home (hoping for some *better* weather...)?

 

[marcsand2]

1 week at home, 1 week Austria :), 1 day at home and finally 4 days Dutch coast :eek:, booked so no option to cancel.

 

[AstroSam]

That means: two weeks without you here @ testsquadron :eek:
So, three weeks of vacation. Thats good. We've had "only" two weeks this year and thats like swallowing your food before tasting it.

 

[marcsand2]

let me think.....
Carnaval 1 week, Easter 1 week, now 3 weeks, autumn 1 week and Christmas 2 weeks...... 8 weeks total this year. That is the advantage from a 38 hours work week while working 40 hours, exclusive all overtime.
I started this year with 500 hours left over holiday from past years. I use every week 4 hours to get the kids from school at Tuesday and Thursday.

 

[AstroSam]

Hm, we are not allowed to have more than 40 hours overtime. Above this, the corresponding head of....well, got chopped its head off :D

Just found this:

https://image-store.slidesharecdn.com/8fe56792-b081-4ec4-b0ca-834ed5fc538e-original.jpeg

 

[marcsand2]

yeap, we also have some restrictions. All overtime has to be used before april 1..... but holiday days don't have a restriction. for 4 years I used my overtime at holidays, saving my holiday time ;)

 

[AstroSam]

Ouh, okay. We have to take any holidays from the year before until 31st of March at the latest. Otherwise its simply...gone. Plus you have to ask taking your holiday into the next year. If the bosses say "no" you are forced to use your holidays within the current year. Otherwise - gone. Well, there are pros and cons. I can understand such regulations because the company intends to avoid such accruing reserves which at least unnecessarily tie up (more or less large) amounts of capital.

 

[marcsand2]

Here it is not gone, all excess overtime gets paid after 1st of april and holidays they can't prohibit because the law says: 5 years.

 

[AstroSam]

Cool. I'm moving to...Belgium was it, right? :D

 

[marcsand2]

almost :p

 

[Blind Owl]

@Blind Owl

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Have a good night :)

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[Blind Owl]

Cool. I'm moving to...Belgium was it, right? :D

Canada. You want Canada.
I have off 3 weeks this summer.
A month for Christmas.
2 weeks for spring break.
Plus a long weekend every month.
I think I work about 200 days a year.

 

[marcsand2]

Canada. You want Canada.
I have off 3 weeks this summer.
A month for Christmas.
2 weeks for spring break.
Plus a long weekend every month.
I think I work about 200 days a year.

But in exchange you are gone for 1? 2?? 3??? 4???? weeks how does that work on the office job? Every day at home? I usually leave at 7:00 and back home again 3 days 16:30, 2 days 14:30 to get the kids from school, unless I'm doing some overtime expanding my days off :D