u/SirPractical7959

I'm thinking of trying Nym VPN.

It appears to be a solid solution. However, my concern relates to internet speed using Nym because it employs multi hop connection and multi-layer encryption! It appears to be a heavy procedure.

For those who are using it, do you perceive any internet speed drop? Can you play online games properly?

What do you guys think about matchmaking services?

In my case, I came across a matchmaking service here in Europe. I thought that would be just one payment for a certain period of time. But actually the cost is split into several categories:

1. Registration fee (once)
2. Video call fee
3. Fee to exchange contacts (if there's a match after video call)
4. Success fee: In case you find a partner, you pay a fee

They can even look for women beyond their database.

Do you think paying for those services can be better than blindly going to a Slavic country to try to find a random woman (which you don't know the results)?

I'm considering buying the Ultra High Molecular Weight Pants. For those who have it, can you share with this community two questions:

1. What's your opinion on this pants?
2. Which size do you wear? Height and weight?

Thanks in advance.

Is Vollebak thinking of releasing another color of indestructible pants?

I'm questioning this because although this pants is probably the most durable in the market ( Cordura + Dyneema), the color is bright yellow! Who is gonna use that color in daily life? I very bad color choice for a great pants.

I came across countless games with a team which was winning by large margin, like 3 to 4 enemy circles destroyed and just 0 to 1 circle in your side.

In this situation: forget Groudon! Attack the enemy team instead! Countless games lost just because someone decided to do otherwise and all of a sudden an enemy Pokemon showed up to do the last attack.

It's the other team which is desperate to kill Groudon, not yours. Just play safe and defeat the enemy.

I'm currently living in Belgium as highly skilled worker, but I'd like to avoid the brutal Belgian income tax and Dutch housing crises. Therefore, I'm considering the arrangement: living in Belgium (near Dutch border) and working in Netherlands.

I would appreciate hearing from anyone who follows this arrangement.

1- Is this setup genuinely beneficial from a financial standpoint?

2- Is it true that we need two health insurances, one in the NL and one in BE?

3- Which towns near the border are best suited for this scheme?

4- Is it true that, on paper, you need to work in the NL 100% of the time to avoid Belgian income tax (aside from municipal taxes)? In practice, do people still work from home occasionally?

5- Do Dutch employers cover the commuting cost?

Thank you for your answers.