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 Heavy gray concrete blocks from the brutalist era loom alongside 19th-century Austro-Hungarian facades as exhaust fumes drift past my table from passing trolleybuses. During my eight years of testing out remote work setups in over fifty cities globally, I have rarely encountered a metropolis as raw, unpolished, and persistently energetic as the Serbian capital. Setting up my portable monitor here meant accepting that things move at their own rhythm, contrasting sharply with the sanitized tech hubs of Western Europe.
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