yasinaydin

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by yasinaydin 4y ago
I dont think thats what software evangelist mean ^^
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
This also happened in Turkey on a massive scale. When the government implemented the 11-digit national identity numbers for the first time in early 2000s, there have been thousands of cases where the same ID number was given to the multiple
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
In addition, I like the way Estonian ID numbers were designed: - 1st digit for gender at birth + century born (1,2,3,4,5 or 6) - Next 6 digits are birth date in YYMMDD format - Next 3 digits are the incremental birth order within the same c
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
As a resident in Estonia, I believe you're talking about the basic exemption of 6000 euros [0]. The rest is as you said. Also if you're married, this amount is combined between spouses. And for some things like 3rd pillar unemploy
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Free public travel is only for Tallinn residents (main address registered inside Tallinn city borders). I think there's also free public travel for tourists with cars if they park their car (in certain places or under certain circumsta
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
There are 2 ways to find a company in Estonia through E-residency: 1- Create it yourself (using your E-residency and various e-services) 2- Use a service provider that handles all the steps. Note that this method may have some limitations.
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Misconceptions about Date and Time(meziantou.net)
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Feel free to check out market prices directly, from the following top supermarket chains' websites: https://www.prismamarket.ee/products | https://www.rimi.ee/epood/en | https://www.bar
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
AFAIK the only 2 local requirements to find a company in Estonia are: - Address in Estonia - A contact person from Estonia (resident or citizen) Both of these services could be rented separately or together by various service provi
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
I moved to Estonia 6 years ago and living here ever since. I also helped many friends and expats to move here or get an e-residency, AMA. As for the experience, downs: - Cold+wind.. Not as cold as Reykjavik or as windy as Helsinki, but
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
I think it's not related to (Estonia's) E-residency program, but requirements by the EU to physically verify non-EU citizen bank account owners. Similarly, (non-eu) expats who moved to Estonia with a D-visa but have not received t
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
When I look at your messages in this thread, to me it sounds like you're doing deliberate anti-Estonia propaganda?
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Btw AFAIK there's only 1 e-embassy (called a Data Embassy) atm. https://e-estonia.com/solutions/e-governance/data-embassy/
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
On a side note, I think it's kind of sad that we still haven't figure out (or standardized) a way to prevent these two very common problems.
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Any will eventually die.
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
I think for the same reason Vue.js is more popular in China than almost anywhere else. Chinese was also the only non-English docs language at the beginning.
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
~/git
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Not OP, but I've been using NextDNS [1] (a similar pi-hole like setup) on my phone and in its analytics there's a GAFAM Dominance graph. This graph [2] isn't mine but it looks similar to my results. [1]: https://ne
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
I used to use Guake for a long time, then when I was looking for an alternative with less dependencies, I found Tilda ( https://github.com/lanoxx/tilda ), which is very similar.
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
I have been using an email address with .cat TLD on the side for a year and I've only had a handful of times where I couldn't sign up for a new account because email was not marked as valid. Ps: Email provider is a known hosting&#
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
https://archive.ph/912r6 if you're also receiving "Sorry, this content is not available in your region."
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Non-paywall version: https://archive.ph/RLbRP
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Would an "existence fallacy" predate this?
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Not OP, but I think the question is not about the thing you fully understand, instead, amongst the things you know/understand, which one is the most complex compared to the others.
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
I wouldn't go that far, but I understand where this comes from. To some level and in some ways, I can confidently say I understand where I live (Tallinn, Estonia) more than most of my friends. I moved here almost 6 years ago and I have
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Have you ever used/considered using another rolling release? If yes, how would you compare them to Debian testing? Also, are there any parts of Debian testing that is not rolling (i.e. OS version number or some package versions like ke
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
This has always been my concern as well. I wonder if there are any global standards, requirements recommendations about m the minimum retry count or timeout.
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
While I'm generally in favor and progress of reducing consumption of processed food, I would also take most news coming from non-scientific sources with a grain of salt, especially when it's coming from The Guardian.
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
Yes, especially recently. My motivation/goal is: - Saving some money - Reducing digital usage and increasing spending more time IRL/AFK - Reducing media consumption, addiction and FOMO (movies, shows, albums) - Reducing number of
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by yasinaydin 4y ago
I was, and even after the recent events like Oculus or leaks or layoffs, still thinking the opposite, actually. It may be a red flag for some, but IMO a FAANG/GAFAM/etc experience on a CV is one of the best parts of it, unless one

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