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by nofilter 9y ago
You would be surprised to see what motivates people to do the things they do, even if it's just a child ( https://kotaku.com/grand-theft-auto-blamed-after-eight-year-... ) or a teen ( http://www.foxnews.com&#x2
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by nofilter 9y ago
I'm not really "all change is bad" kind of a guy, but I've already lost the damn dongle 2 times and had to buy a new one. I think bluetooth headphones are the future, but for now they're simply way too expensive if
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by nofilter 9y ago
And here I am with my iPhone 7 that does not have an headphone jack.
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by nofilter 9y ago
Groove Music is also a thing of the past
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by nofilter 9y ago
Nah, both Firefox and Chrome are battery sucking vampires while Chrome is a slightly better looking battery sucking vampire with more superpowers (extensions). Ever since browser engines started to actually work (remember when Webkit and Ge
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Ask HN: Any jobs for average software engineers?
4 points by nofilter 9y ago|1 comments
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by nofilter 9y ago
I don't think cigarettes are cool. I also don't think cigarettes are uncool. They way it seems to be generally thought of in northern europe is that it's just something some people do and others don't. Sure, I don't
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by nofilter 9y ago
Ever since having an iPhone 5S (now having 7) I've never had problems of it being slippery. I suppose it's how one holds a phone? I don't know, but I've never used a case either. Why would I pay a premium price for a pre
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by nofilter 9y ago
I live in the city centre as well as work in the city centre. One of the benefits of living in a small capital city like Tallinn. I walk to and from work for about 20 minutes (total 40 minutes each day). The thing is, I would prefer this to
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by nofilter 9y ago
Healthcare in Estonia is provided to you by your employer (which is required by law, so every employer will have to pay the healthcare tax on your behalf) which will include everything you would need from healthcare. Once you reach the age
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by nofilter 9y ago
Agree, I'm a software engineer with naturally pretty good pay, yet I'm always broke. It's 99% to blame on my spending habits, which have increased equally with the increase of my salary over the years. A problem I am, and eve
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by nofilter 9y ago
Plenty of banks that don't need citizenship. I'm an Estonian, I live in Estonia, I work in Estonia, but my banking is done via N26 (German bank) and Monese (UK bank), both of which I opened within a day with simply proof of ID.
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by nofilter 9y ago
I don't get it, in the olden days where forums were popular everyone knew that the final say of the content in that forum was of the administrators. Now, however, we join a website we do not own, run by people we do not know, and expec
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by nofilter 9y ago
I got lost in a swamp in the middle of my own small country (Estonia) for 2 days and I was only 10km from the closest place of people. Problem was, I kept going in circles, phone battery was dead, and I should've been smart enough to f
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by nofilter 9y ago
That was my idea as well.
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by nofilter 9y ago
Wasn't even a trace of that meeting virtually, it was a spontaneous over-the-coffee idea. Subject was improv acting, which is something neither of the participants have ever even googled.
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by nofilter 9y ago
Yeah, I've been in a meeting with nobody using the internet and our phones just merely sitting our pockets. 3 hours later I saw ads relevant to the conversation in the meeting, for which, again, I had not googled or used internet for,
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No Room for Assholes Like Me(nofilter.ee)
2 points by nofilter 9y ago|2 comments
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by nofilter 9y ago
In Estonia the employee doesn't have to pay any taxes what-so-ever. The employer is the one that pays taxes from your bruto salary, which is required by the law (health insurance, pension, etc). In fact most people, when negotiating sa
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by nofilter 9y ago
Seems to me this conversation really leads to nowhere, but you just bashing me more. If you actually read the post, you could see I wrote that "I don't have anything against IDE's per se, but for my use case they always feel
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by nofilter 9y ago
This post was all about how I make it work without a full-blown IDE, I never mentioned this was the one-and-only way to do things. In fact, if you think my set-up could be improved upon and I'm pretty sure it could, you can always pitc
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by nofilter 9y ago
I'm not bragging about anything really. What got you so upset?
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How I Work Without a Full-Blown IDE(nofilter.ee)
2 points by nofilter 9y ago|6 comments
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by nofilter 9y ago
Ah, didn't even think of that, would be awesome!
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by nofilter 9y ago
I see myself using the Block-level code coverage quite often.