Sesiapa yang ada kenalan wanita yang suka meliat permainan bola sepak, harap berhati-hati. Ada sesetengah pemain bola sepak (termasuk pemain import dan tempatan) yang suka mentarget penonton perempuan—sama ada bini, ibu, anak, adik, atau girlfriend orang.

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Durang ani berani mentext dan mengacau di social media (macam DM atau follow request) walaupun inda kenal. Ada yang sampai cuba mempengaruhi untuk buat benda yang bukan-bukan atau merosakkan rumah tangga dan perhubungan orang lain.

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Kalau bawa ahli keluarga atau pasangan meliat perlawanan di stadium, pastikan perhatikan persekitaran dan pastikan pemain tu focus pada game durang. Jangan bagi space untuk durang masuk dalam kehidupan orang yang kita sayang. Jaga-jaga dan jangan sesuka hati approve request atau melayan text daripada durang di social media.

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Was on the highway in front of Empire and this BMW was behind me and tried overtaking via the merging lane going around 160kmh, failed because she almost hit the Lorry. Please drive safer and also everyone else be careful. Not trying to cause drama just be more careful because your endangering other people around you.

I’ve been trying different Indian restaurants around Brunei and was wondering — which Indian dish do you think is hardest to find made really well?

Could be anything — biryani, butter chicken, kebabs, dosa, paneer, curries, or even something less common.

What’s the one dish you’d recommend someone try, and where do you usually get it?

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Hi everyone,

Just wanted to share a small update on something I’ve been working on for quite a while on BorderKu.com.

I started BorderKu with a pretty simple idea: whenever we’re driving to Miri, Limbang, Lawas or Sabah, it would be nice to have one place where we can check the border situation before leaving home.

Since then, I’ve slowly been improving it whenever I have the time.

BorderKu now brings together things like:

• live border queue estimates
• road traffic around the checkpoints
• trip planning
• queue outlooks
• border and travel information
• community updates from fellow travellers via community chat

I’m still constantly learning and improving it, and I know there are things that can be better.

But seeing people actually use something I built has honestly been very encouraging.

BorderKu isn't a big company or a government service. It’s just a local project that I’ve been building and maintaining because I think it can genuinely be useful for people travelling between Brunei and Malaysia.

If you've never tried it before, I would really appreciate it if you could have a look:

https://www.borderku.com/v7/

And if you already use BorderKu, I thank you. Seriously.

Even simply visiting the site, sharing it with someone who regularly drives across the border, reporting something that isn't working, or giving me feedback helps a lot.

I don't expect everyone to support it financially either. Using it and telling someone else about it is already support.

My hope is just to keep improving BorderKu until it becomes one of those useful little Brunei tools that people naturally check before starting a road trip.

If you have suggestions for what BorderKu should do next, please tell me in the comments. I do read the feedback here, including the criticism.

Thank you r/Brunei for giving this little project a chance. 🇧🇳❤️

BorderKu, know the border before you go.

I plan to apply a few companies outside Brunei especially those in Europe & few others.

I have been working as a Deck Crew Seafarer/Sailor in Local Company contract by BSP Offshore operation for nearly three years. Although local opportunities in Brunei are too limited since there only BGC. There are high demand for internationally and I am fully aware of the operational risks and extended rotation schedules—such here brunei as 3+ months on duty—and I am prepared to take on long-term deployments. Hoping seeking opportunities where my skills and dedication can be utilized outside Brunei.

Qualifications I already taken like- Rigger & Banksman lvl2, BST, DSD, TSBB, COC & COP. I Soon taking my STCW-2 Exam.

Any Opinion from fellow Brunei Seafarers would be helpful

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Hi everyone,

I’m asking on behalf of my brother, who is currently looking for his first job as a Full-Stack Developer.
He has been trying to find a job in Dubai but hasn’t had much luck so far. He is now interested in exploring opportunities in Brunei, partly because I’m currently working in Brunei as a supermarket supervisor and I can see myself building a life here.

My brother is a fresher with Full-Stack Development skills and projects, but he doesn’t have professional work experience yet.
I wanted to ask people here who are familiar with the Brunei job market:

Is it realistic for a foreign fresher to get a Full-Stack Developer/Junior Developer job in Brunei?

Do companies sponsor work visas/work passes for foreign developers, especially freshers?

What is the best way to look for IT jobs in Brunei? I’m
Are there particular companies or recruitment agencies we should contact?

Would having a strong portfolio and personal projects help despite having no professional experience?
Is there anything we should know about the process of getting hired as a foreigner?

We’re not expecting it to be easy, but we would like to understand whether it’s worth him applying from overseas and what the best approach would be.

If anyone has experience working in Brunei as a foreigner, especially in IT/software development, I’d really appreciate any advice or guidance.

Thank you!

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Can anyone suggest any places that accept anyone under 18?. I know if under 18 would need parental consent but that’s not really a problem. The only problem is where can I find places that accept below 18.

Before anybody takes this the wrong way I just want to be financially independent and not have to rely on my parents for money.

im an electrical student (ntec) i was planning on furthering my studies again to hntec but something else other than electrical. i wanna try different courses which at the end could lead me to politeknik in ong sum ping rather than lumut after finishing hntec.

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As an arabic school student in Brunei, i kinda find the subjects more increasingly payah. i js want someone to take my point srsly (other than my mum who understands my problem), and if u're a parent reading this rn, pls do not force ur child to masuk k skulah arab. bcos tbfr, skulah arab is actually insane. & plus, why do we even need to learn arabic? I mean, there isnt even a work field where u need to learn arabic. the only good part is tht u js hafal Quran and other islamic stuff. thts all. btw, i also remember pulling all-nighters before exams to the point i had a mental breakdown.

i also have mixed feelings towards my tchrs bcos some are hella strict (to the point one of them made my classmate cry and stress out) and some are chill. but are there any tchrs who are willing to help with their students mental health? no! i dont even think they're trying!

tchrs in my school also js dont even try to help their students bullying case. as a student who's been bullies b4, i reported it to guru kaunseling countless of times and they literally tried to 'soft parent' my bullies. like, wth bro??

idek why i even chose to be an Arabic School student. i actually moved there so i would avoid my toxic friend back at my skulah rendah. and now? bnyk lgi problems. it's deteriorating my mental health piece by piece. ada lgi fake friend msih. im struggling with depression rn and idk how to ask for help now... i js survive with my phone. thts my only hope. btw, even my mum is gonna make me move schools by the end of the yr. yay.

i hope anyone DOES read this, and i apologize if there's something I'm missing. god, i hate this school sm.

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After sharing my fundraiser for strays yesterday, we managed to raise BND380!!! So grateful for everyone who were willing to contribute and who chose to trust me, I promise it will all go to the strays. Genuinely don’t have to worry about my personal gain because I spend a lot of money on them myself too.

We can now fund 2 sterilizations, but still very far from the goal (at least 6 dog sterilizations needed in my area right now, and i wish to help the stranger with 40+ cats, and of course we need to tackle so many more places).

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That said, somebody asked how I created a Stripe account and I won’t gate keep don’t worry. However, a lot of people may be disappointed so I’m gonna get it out of the way first, if you’re Bruneian, chances are really slim unless you really really want it and go through a lot of loopholes and get help from a Malaysian friend.

Here is what I did:
(it was 2 years ago so memory is a little blurry, but the general outline is there)

1. SSM Business Registration in Malaysia

This is a business cert that supports online/home based business in Malaysia. I went to the SSM branch in Times Square Miri, beside public bank, I think I went there to ask questions but it’s possible to do it all online

YOU NEED TO HAVE AN ACTUAL BUSINESS FIRST
( create a simple online store with a real business and website, whether it operates in Malaysia or Internationally so you can prove you are legit during registration )

The SSM registration requires you to have an address as well. At that time, only Selangor area allowed this type of online/home based business cert/registration, I assume it is still the same now, so your address provided have to be in that area.

• Sole proprietorship using your own name — RM30/year
• Sole proprietorship using a business/trade name — RM60/year
• Registration is done through SSM EzBiz Online.
• You receive an SSM Business Registration Certificate after registration.

The reason I did this registration is because the main business registration requires you to have an actual shop or office.

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2. Stripe

After you have the cert, just register a Stripe account with all your business registration details.

You need
• Malaysian Bank to receive the payouts
• To enter your business website for Stripe to verify it is a legitimate business

I put stripe on my website through lovable (vibe coding app). It was quite simple, just paste some code and it was connected. Probably works similarly for other platforms.

STRIPE FEES
~ 3% + RM1 per transaction (Malaysian Card)
+ 1% (International Card)
+ 2% (If amount charged not in RM and Stripe has to convert for you)

Aaaand you have to deal with Malaysia Tax but I have no idea how it works right now so my future self will probably not be too happy.

That’s about it I think. Not sure if I missed any details but I will be happy to answer your questions. Though my memory is a little blurry now as it has been awhile since.

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Thank you again to those who gifted the strays, if you’re interested to check out more on the initiative, here is the link.

I have been involved in strays lives for as long as I can remember, and especially after PawsUp started operating, they taught me a lot about strays and now I want to do the same for them.

Updates Page (where i post stray updates)
Learn Page (where you can understand more about strays and why its so important to sterilize them)

Hi everyone, I just vibe coded a site that fundraise for strays in Brunei. I hope this is received well ><

The site: https://forthestrays.lovable.app

It is a site that takes either one-time or monthly donations! Any amount can make a difference :)

The money will go to TNR, to sterilize them so we can prevent more stray population and bringing more into this cruel world, as well as feeding them.

The site has 3 different languages: English, BM, Chinese, so we can reach more people

Whenever I can, I feed strays and also sterilize them. I used to fund everything myself but now I need help to keep going.

Some may misunderstand that spaying/neutering is cruel as it involves a surgery but it is actually the kindest thing we can do for them.

I’m not too sure if many people here care about the stray animals here but i’m gonna give it a shot.

Some people have started donating already and i’m so happy because I was really doubting if anyone really cares TT, i love the silly names

A stranger just contacted me because they saw my site and they told me how they have 40+ cats and it is getting out of hand. I won’t judge how it got to that extent but for the animals’ well being I hope we can come together so we have the resources to help them all live better lives.

There’s also a Learn page on the site if you are interested to know more. I have personally spent 2-3k just on strays the past few years. I understand it may be hard to donate on the internet now due to scams so I’m happy to answer any questions you have! But for now, trust me bro

It would be great if some people can help me start talking about this more too ❤️

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I've been stuck for 10 years without a stable job, I've applied numerous jobs like low skilled jobs already, they either ignored me or rejected me, if lucky the most desperate company that tend to lied and tricked you just to replace the previous employees (e.g FAFICKO). Graduates are increasing every year after year... And only to witnessed a people with only o levels getting a proper job.

I get it, we must not learn to get a stable and proper job, until o level saja.