jacalata

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by jacalata 10y ago
I'm pretty sure ezl's answer implied "it wouldn't, and so you shouldn't work there"
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by jacalata 10y ago
yada yada yada rich and poor equally free to not sleep under a bridge?
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by jacalata 10y ago
No idea what their titles were but they worked entirely running manual tests. I ran some manual tests myself as an SDET but this was different.
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by jacalata 10y ago
No they didn't. Source: I joined MS after Vista was released and worked with manual testers.
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by jacalata 10y ago
She's down by 3 million now and there are 4 million votes left to count, mostly in Democrat locations like California.
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by jacalata 10y ago
A study rebutted multiple times and based on data collected by people who say they think there were significant errors in the citizenship count: http://www.politifact.com/north-carolina/statements/2016/oct...
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by jacalata 10y ago
It is completely unrealistic claim that would require very strong evidence which they do not even attempt to provide. But I should have just linked to this: http://www.politifact.com/north-carolina/statements/2016&
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by jacalata 10y ago
It does depend in the visa, but TN visas require you to be a qualified professional in a specific career and in most categories that means you need qualifications like an RN or CPA. Even for a programmer a degree will make it easier to get
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by jacalata 10y ago
Not very: > roughly one quarter of non-citizens were likely registered to vote > If more than 5.1 percent of non-citizens residing in North Carolina turned out to vote in 2008, then the vote margin they gave Obama would have been suff
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by jacalata 10y ago
Education is very relevant if you are applying for an American work visa.
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by jacalata 10y ago
No, just lying about different things. Back then you were absolutely supposed to lie about things like having sex before marriage, where your teenage daughter went for six months just after she started dating that guy and putting on weight,
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by jacalata 10y ago
I built a Windows phone app for PAX that let you have the schedule and maps offline. At the time there was an iOS and and Android app, but not even an unofficial one for Windows. There are more apps now, and PAX has gotten more "profes
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by jacalata 10y ago
Depends, if the benefit is from having them remain there then an annual tax credit or similar seems reasonable. You probably don't want a situation where you get paid more for annual logging and replanting then maintaining a forest in
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by jacalata 10y ago
If there's a larger benefit to planting trees, then it would make sense for the government to offer incentives to plant trees, so they could make money.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Female prisoners are definitely strip searched and given prison outfits on arrival as well. http://www.ravishly.com/2014/12/11/ultimate-humiliation-what...
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by jacalata 10y ago
He thinks the world would be better if women couldn't vote, but it is too late to take it away from them.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Show them a rental contract to someone for at least six months of each year. If they're fake, hope none of your neighbours dislike you.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Pretty sure that any locksmith will make you a key to a house you have a copy of the lease for.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Just have a neighbour reporting line (/email/site). If you're really having trouble finding places, add a finder's fee of 10% of the fine.
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by jacalata 10y ago
The full phrase was "too many choices of dubious value"
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by jacalata 10y ago
So you were renting from a professional.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Apparently it works for poison ivy: http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2757/what-poisons-c...
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by jacalata 10y ago
There have been polling stations reported with multi hour queues. I'm pretty sure California does not guarantee you the right to vote in person, because it doesn't say you must be given as many hours as you need. But it's ok,
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by jacalata 10y ago
Exactly. Memorize the incident, what you want to convey about it, and how to emphasise your angle on it. Don't rote-learn a single telling, and don't blow it off and think "ok I'd talk about that time I saved the orphans
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by jacalata 10y ago
Unitarian Univeraalists are exactly this, as far as I understand it: http://www.uua.org/beliefs/what-we-believe/principles
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by jacalata 10y ago
No, you can't spot a memorized story. You can possibly spot a poorly memorized story. It's the difference between learning a speech off by heart and knowing the material backwards.
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by jacalata 10y ago
I'd say anywhere that people can literally have to choose between their job and their vote is not "working", which is why it needed messing with. Its hard for a lot of people to get to a specific location on any given day - t
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by jacalata 10y ago
The "real" Republican sees his "Democrat" counterpart attempt to tamper with the machine and saying "trust me, I'm doing it for the Republicans". They yell for assistance.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Oops, didn't realise you were already committed to not believing in discrimination.
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by jacalata 10y ago
The plastic housing failure is how my Charge HR died :(

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