u/SPSKINGMODS

The second time I bought only 900rs for the first time for 1,100rs.

My previous post after reading through a bunch of health reviews, I finally made the switch from Bru Instant to pure coffee (Tata).

Most popular everyday instant coffees are heavily blended with chicory:

* **Bru Instant:** 70% Coffee / 30% Chicory

* **Nescafe Sunrise:** 60% Coffee / 40% Chicory

* **Tata Pure Coffee:** 100% Coffee (zero added ingredients)

The switch has been completely worth it. The taste is noticeably cleaner and richer without the chicory bitterness.

Amazing storytelling, sound design, smooth cuts & transition, colour grading also top notch. i am hooked.

I drink 3-4 cups of coffee a day.

How much do you drink?

Guess the location.

again low brightness & contrast.

The 3D gave me a headache, and when the interval came, a lot of people complained about it.

uss lyk quality bhi provide kar do. 🥲

shit theatre ke chalte me odissey dekhne Tak nahin Gaya, paisa barbaad karke koi matlab nahi jab sab black out dikhega, aur movie 3d me ho to aur gatiya experience, garmi me infinity war gaya tha, esi tesi ho gyi thi, dada ke jamane ke fan wo bhi loud sound kar rahe the.

but 2 tarik Sunday ko spider man brand new jana padega.

wese to me solo dekhuga, If anyone wants to join me, feel free if you are comfortable.

My friend and I are moving to Hyderabad, so we need a budget-friendly 2-room flat.

we are expecting between- 5-12k

best monsoon moments

mid level motion graphics edit,

2 min duration

3k inr (this is client budget not my)

ref : https://youtu.be/ZeyzogpjwgA (same project)

I am an editor myself and have other projects, so I won't be able to handle this one—I might even turn it down. However, I'm thinking that another editor who is currently free could complete it.

If the video turns out well, we can demand higher payment from the client.

I personally avoid cheap projects. But for this project, we will ask the client for a higher budget.

There are probably so many editors out there just like me—people who get so incredibly lost in their work that they completely forget to take breaks, eventually leading to massive burnout.

To fix this exact problem, I created a web app inspired by the famous Japanese Pomodoro Technique.

What makes it special?

• Fully Customizable: You can tailor your focus sessions and break times exactly how you like.
• Cross-Platform: It works flawlessly on both desktop and mobile.
• Real-Time Sync: You can sync the timer between your desktop and mobile. This way, when you step away for a break, you can carry your phone and know exactly how much break time you have left—even if you walk away from your desk.

It has been an absolute game-changer for my workflow, and I hope it helps you too. Plus, it’s completely free and open-source

I know it’s not a fair price.

This project came to me through a middleman in India, not directly from the client. The client sent over a reference video featuring motion graphics and typography, but the mediator told me to just do a "light edit." I didn't want to compromise on quality and deliver something subpar, because I always strive to create edits that I can rewatch and actually feel satisfied with. Plus, it was great for my portfolio. I originally asked the mediator for $30, but they refused to pay that much, so I ended up doing it for $15.

A friend and I are planning to shift to Goa soon. My friend recently got a photography work opportunity there, and I will be working remotely doing video editing.

While we are excited, our biggest concern right now is the daily commute. My friend will have to travel for work every day. We are aware that bike taxis like Rapido don't operate in Goa, and renting a scooter on a daily basis (₹300-₹500/day) will burn a hole in our pockets in the long run.

Since we are on a mid-range budget, we would love some advice from the locals: Are there affordable monthly scooter rental options available? If so, what are the usual rates?

Does it make more sense to just buy a cheap second-hand two-wheeler?

How reliable is the local bus network for a daily work commute?

Any tips, contacts, or suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thank you!