someoneeestis

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by someoneeestis 3d ago
But that's the thing, they have the money to have people chasing down the official channels of whatever email that comes from to confirm their authenticity. Cybersecurity 101: Call back the bank at the official number and all that yada
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by someoneeestis 3d ago
I was thinking about exactly that and then I found this comment. One spoofs an email domain and then is able to get trust from a "modern global fintech"? Absolutely ridiculous. Having worked for several global scale tech companies
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
> re: the flip side is that extroverts around the world don't necessarily like everyone giving the impression that their existence is an inconvenience. I couldn't have said it better and I'm stealing this from ya. Beautifu
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
Damn right, brother! Damn right!
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
Totally agree with you, introverts everywhere will frown upon that. But there's a inherent difference between the "general" aspects of the culture and friendliness of every country. I was just highlighting a general aspect of
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
I've lived in both biggest cities in Estonia and small towns as well as Dublin and Amsterdam. So I've experienced either side of the coin. The fact is that the collective conscience of Estonians (and perhaps Baltics in general) wo
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
Well, you can tell that to all the Nõmme, Tondi, Pirita, Kesklinn, Tartu, Viljandi, Karksi-Nuia amongst other places I've lived where I've smiled and said "Tere hommikust!" to as they turned their face away and pretended
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
I love that for you! I hope you have an amazingly successful Saturday!
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
I personally don't mind the commercialization of it. Like you said, it is only to be expected, especially in hard times like now (though I'd argue that just increase prices for everyone). I was not making a point against it as the
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
I lived in Tartu for four years and hold great memories from our city of good thoughts. Enjoy the Tammelinn event and bless the city for me!
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by someoneeestis 1mo ago
I live in Estonia for a very long time now, over a decade. I love the kodukohvikud (Home Cafes) but the framing of "inviting strangers" is a little odd. It's not free. While there is a lot of theoretical opportunity for bondi