olnluis

I've been a remote worker since before the lockdowns started. My life is more of a mess now because work has become more intense since everyone started working remotely. It would be easy to ignore a single person asking for favor at 8PM but sometimes it's a whole team discussing stuff at night.

I don't believe this is equivalent though. With hardware controls, most (if not all) of them are immediately accessible at all times. With proper training, body movement and tactile feedback will train your muscle memory which will help you find the right control without much of a hassle.

Not from Chihuahua, but I live in Baja California, and the last 2 decades saw a surge in popularity in Tex-mex style burritos, at least in my city, Mexicali. The US makes burritos really big with really crazy, heavily unhealthy fillings, stuff like boneless buffalo wings, rice and fries in the same burrito, smothered in creamy and hot sauces. For some it's delicious, for others it's disgusting. But they were definitely not this way originally. I would compare original burritos to tacos, in a rolled form. On the other hand, US style burritos are more akin to wraps, mainly because of size and ingredient variety inside and outside of the tortilla.

Checking both of these universities' websites, I see that they have social networks listed on their footers. Tsinghua's Facebook and Instagram accounts have been inactive for 2 years, but Peking's are active, both with posts from today.

I find this interesting given the Chinese censorship of these sites. Sure, a VPN would work, but I would be pretty amused if Chinese educational institutions are actually bypassing the censors.

Which service/chain? I'm in Mexico too and I've never heard about it.