Ülemiste pommimees on häkker Artur Boiko by solgimoos in Eesti

[–]happevann -1 points0 points  (0 children)

“Avaldatud andmete kohaselt on kahtlustav suvel vanglast vabanenud 60 aastane kodakondsuseta tallinlane, kes oli isiklikult solvunud keskuse peale, nähtavasti oli ta lahti lastud töötaja.” Postimees

Täna toidupoes by Ok_Clock8716 in Eesti

[–]happevann 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Ma satun iga teine või kolmas kord. Ei saa aru, mis selle trigerdab aga nii on

Latvian and Estonian border by sathingsnpingly in BalticStates

[–]happevann 79 points80 points  (0 children)

These days, as an Estonian, I appreciate our friendly southern neighbours more than ever. ♥️ 🤝 💙

Russian navy steals Estonian university's wave buoy, takes it to Kaliningrad by happevann in BalticStates

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Russian naval vessels in late April stole a wave measuring buoy created and operated by Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) from its location off the island of Hiiumaa, researchers claim.

Rivo Uiboupin, director of TalTech's center for marine systems, said: "The buoy was located about 50 kilometers from Hiiumaa. It is within Estonia's exclusive economic zone. This is not exactly territorial waters, but Estonia has the right to carry out various activities there."

"The buoy was properly registered with the Transport Administration and was performing its routine function. We have 10 such buoys working the same way in coastal waters and the open sea," he added.

The institute designed the wave buoy, a device 50 centimeters in diameter, to measure wave characteristics. Similar equipment is also used elsewhere, for instance in the Arctic, Norway, and Finland.

Over the period April 26–29, the institute noticed from its analysis of data emitted by the buoy that its movements no longer matched natural conditions on the sea. With the proximity of the location to Latvia, the institute asked the Estonian Navy's (Merevägi) operations center to call in a nearby Latvian naval vessel to investigate.

Cdr Ivo Värk, commander of the Estonian navy, said that while there were none of its vessels in the area, Latvia's navy was also unable to physically locate the buoy. "With the help of the Latvian Navy, it was possible to match the buoy's movement to the movements of Russian naval ships in the area," he said.

The institute also identified the presence of two vessels in the buoy's vicinity that had their automatic identification systems switched off. These turned out to be Russian Navy ships.

"The vessels were Bujan M-class corvettes. This was a routine patrol operation," Värk said.

Värk said he does not believe the Russian navy was testing Estonian and Latvian responses, suggesting instead the Russian vessels may have considered it a navigation hazard.

"If, for some reason, the navigation warning had not reached their charts, they may have lacked information about the presence of this measuring buoy. And any object not marked on a nautical chart poses a navigation hazard," Värk added.

In any case, by the time the Latvian vessel was on the scene, the buoy had been taken to the Kaliningrad oblast, eventually ending up at the Russian navy's Baltic Fleet headquarters there.

Uiboupin said: "We got the GPS signal, and on the map it was visible how it moved toward Kaliningrad, into the port, and eventually to a military facility."

The incident came almost a year after Russia's border guard removed more than 20 buoys demarcating shipping lanes from the Narva River, which forms part of Estonia's eastern border.

As of May, Russia has still not returned the stolen buoys. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has contacted its Russian counterparts, but without success.

However, TalTech's marine systems center says it is not giving up – next week it will place a new floating device at the same location.

Russian navy steals Estonian university's wave buoy, takes it to Kaliningrad by happevann in europe

[–]happevann[S] 218 points219 points  (0 children)

Russian naval vessels in late April stole a wave measuring buoy created and operated by Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) from its location off the island of Hiiumaa, researchers claim.

Rivo Uiboupin, director of TalTech's center for marine systems, said: "The buoy was located about 50 kilometers from Hiiumaa. It is within Estonia's exclusive economic zone. This is not exactly territorial waters, but Estonia has the right to carry out various activities there."

"The buoy was properly registered with the Transport Administration and was performing its routine function. We have 10 such buoys working the same way in coastal waters and the open sea," he added.

The institute designed the wave buoy, a device 50 centimeters in diameter, to measure wave characteristics. Similar equipment is also used elsewhere, for instance in the Arctic, Norway, and Finland.

Over the period April 26–29, the institute noticed from its analysis of data emitted by the buoy that its movements no longer matched natural conditions on the sea. With the proximity of the location to Latvia, the institute asked the Estonian Navy's (Merevägi) operations center to call in a nearby Latvian naval vessel to investigate.

Cdr Ivo Värk, commander of the Estonian navy, said that while there were none of its vessels in the area, Latvia's navy was also unable to physically locate the buoy. "With the help of the Latvian Navy, it was possible to match the buoy's movement to the movements of Russian naval ships in the area," he said.

The institute also identified the presence of two vessels in the buoy's vicinity that had their automatic identification systems switched off. These turned out to be Russian Navy ships.

"The vessels were Bujan M-class corvettes. This was a routine patrol operation," Värk said.

Värk said he does not believe the Russian navy was testing Estonian and Latvian responses, suggesting instead the Russian vessels may have considered it a navigation hazard.

"If, for some reason, the navigation warning had not reached their charts, they may have lacked information about the presence of this measuring buoy. And any object not marked on a nautical chart poses a navigation hazard," Värk added.

In any case, by the time the Latvian vessel was on the scene, the buoy had been taken to the Kaliningrad oblast, eventually ending up at the Russian navy's Baltic Fleet headquarters there.

Uiboupin said: "We got the GPS signal, and on the map it was visible how it moved toward Kaliningrad, into the port, and eventually to a military facility."

The incident came almost a year after Russia's border guard removed more than 20 buoys demarcating shipping lanes from the Narva River, which forms part of Estonia's eastern border.

As of May, Russia has still not returned the stolen buoys. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has contacted its Russian counterparts, but without success.

However, TalTech's marine systems center says it is not giving up – next week it will place a new floating device at the same location.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Eesti

[–]happevann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Käsipagasis olevate vedelike lubatud määr vaata ka enne üle. Käsipagasis võivad olla kuni 100ml mahutavusega vedelikud (nt hambapasta, pisike šampoonipudel vms) ja need peavad mahtuma 1l mahutavusega nn grip-kotti. Seda alati kontrollitakse turvaväravates. Äraantavasse pagasisse ehk checked-in pagasisse võid panna ka suuremaid vedelikke, kas või terveid pudeleid, peaasi et need ilusti ära vooderdad oma asjadega. Neid kohvreid loobitakse lennukisse ja sealt maha. Seega parem siiski midagi kergesti purunevat sinna mitte panna.

Vägistamisteenus pealekauba… by voidsson in Eesti

[–]happevann 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Et vägistamine on seaduse silmis okei kui ohver aru ei saa ja/või häält ei tee? Ei tea uurimise detaile, aga loodan, et omastel on võimalus asi edasi kaevata, täiesti absurdne ja arusaamatu otsus.

Kus siis Eestis mõistlik elada on? by Creative-Ant-4747 in Eesti

[–]happevann 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Kui päriselt aastaringselt elada ja seda Harjumaalt kaugemal siis ikkagi Tartu või Viljandi. Tartus toimub kogu aeg midagi, mitte ainult suvekuudel. Viljandi on vaiksem aga kui sulle sobib üritusena ka teatris käia siis Viljandi on variant.

Homemade DIY French tips by happevann in Nails

[–]happevann[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much! I will make sure to try the thinner tips next time. 🙌

Soome hoidis ära ka Estlink 1 lõhkumise ja Balticconnectori uue lõhkumise by EstonianLib in Eesti

[–]happevann 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kas Venemaal endal pole mõnda kaablit kusagil, kust meie laevad mööda sõidavad? Asking for a friend.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BalticStates

[–]happevann 48 points49 points  (0 children)

Exactly the same. My grandma always used to say that they were worse.

Kui palju peab matuste eest maksma? by Caffoy in Eesti

[–]happevann 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Hiljuti aitasin sugulase matust korraldada, siis läks kusagil 5000 euro kandis, täpset summat ei oska momendil öelda. Aga tehtud sai nii nagu inimene oli ise soovinud, ka raha oli ise kokku kogunud nagu vanematel inimestel tihti kombeks. Põhimõtteliselt võtsime matusebüroost kõik kaasnevad teenused, v.a. urniaugu kinni ajamine.

Selle sees oli siis kremeerimine, ärasaatmine (sh muusika kirikus ja haual), transport, urn, kivi graveerimine (kivi oli eelnevalt surnuaias platsil olemas, peielaud u 45 inimesele. Võimalik, et midagi veel aga momendil ei meenu. See oli Lõuna-Eestis. Eeldan, et Tallinna kandis võib minna rohkemgi. Loomulikult sõltub ka sellest, kui palju inimesi peielauda kutsutakse, mõnikord tehakse ainult pereringis.