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Found this CRAZY video in my feed today. Some dude's filming in my hometown (Southend of all places) and gets TOTALLY HARASSED by these "community officers" for taking pictures. WTF?? The guy's snapping some pics of pigeons and buildings... Next thing you know, these wannabe cops are following him around demanding ID. Made me remember EXACTLY why I left the place. What a shit hole the UK has become.

I've been playing with AI tools lately (because apparently that's what we're all supposed to do now). And maybe I'm just doing it wrong... But I spend like 90% of my time trying to explain what I actually want. It's like talking to someone who KIND OF understands English... But not really. Me: "Hey AI, can you help me with this thing?" AI: "Here's a detailed explanation about something completely different!" Me: bangs head on desk Everyone keeps talking about how it's supposed to make us more productive... But I'm pretty sure I could've done everything myself in HALF the time it takes to explain it to the AI. Maybe some of you are AI whisperers or something. If so, I'd love to hear your secrets. Because right now, I'm starting to think we're all just pretending this actually works. Have you experienced this too?

I was just thinking, you know how some places just feel right for us nomads? Not just because they're pretty to look at, but because they've got the stuff we really need. Like, first off, fast internet that doesn't drop out when you're on a video call with a client. Been there, done that, right? Chiang Mai coworking spaces and apartments used to have proper sketchy internet back in the day. Super annoying! It's great everywhere now, thank god. Then there's reliable electricity. Nothing like a power cut to ruin your day when you're in the middle of something important. And, let's be real, good air conditioning is a must. Sweating away in a tropical paradise is fun for about five minutes. After that, give me that sweet, sweet AC! Also, some kind of a plan for the whole visa thing. Every country has its own rules, and it can be a bit of a circus sometimes, but as long as you've got a way to stay there legally, it's all good. What about you guys? What do you absolutely need in a nomad-friendly country? I'm curious!

While there are many popular destinations for digital nomads, there are also plenty of off-the-beaten-path countries that offer unique experiences and opportunities for remote workers. Can you share your suggestions on the best countries for digital nomads, based on first-hand experience? Here are some questions to consider when sharing your recommendations: - What country did you work in as a digital nomad? - What made this country a great destination for remote workers? - What was the cost of living like in this country? - Was it easy to obtain visas or permits for long-term stays? - Did you find it easy to connect with other remote workers or expats in this country? - What were some challenges you faced while working in this country? Whether you've worked in a well-known destination like Bali or Chiang Mai, or you've discovered a hidden gem off the beaten path, I'd love to hear from you in the comments below. Your insights and experiences can help the rest of us make informed decisions about where to travel and work next. Let's start the conversation!