One of the main reasons I still stick with my current job - 15th floor.

Fuck no. Too high.

City? If not too much to ask

@lostpirate Gdańsk, Poland

Yay! Gdańsk!

working overtime just so see the lights eh?

@Minzkraut Overslept... Still had to do my hours :(

@SweetHuman When I started working here I was scared to look down and even come close to the window :D now it's E-Z

@perix2 what is it?

@perix2 uh, I was prepared for some kind of bad pun :D basically Java EE is an Oracle standard for creating web applications (mostly corporate)

@addvilz Nice! city?:)

End of the month I'll be moving to the 43rd floor in the center of Tel-Aviv!!!

@perix2 look for any materials preparing for OCJP exam, essential knowledge

@nocgod holy shieeeeeet, that's sweet :o

@spalonytoster ikr

@spalonytoster yeah, I was amazed during my interviews there... Azrieli towers in Tel-Aviv

Moving to the 16th floor in Raleigh starting in January

@spalonytoster till come and push you out the window.

@addvilz i'm peeing myself. Heights do not scare me but windows do. If windows weren't like that i'd stay calm on any floor.

@SweetHuman Oh, I didn't mention that these widows cannot be opened. It's a solid, thick glass from floor to ceiling! I'm always scared though that if someone would push me on this, the whole glass would just pop out. I got used to it but I'm still afraid of heights :(

@spalonytoster how strong is the glass?

@SweetHuman I won't know this until I try to break it I guess but seems reeeeeally solid. The whole thing is, when you stand next to the window (like when your feet are touching the glass) you can feel like there is no glass at all. I'm not afraid of this feeling anymore and it's really amazing.

@addvilz that slim?

View from the 43rd floor TLV Azrieli tower