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by rtuulik 8y ago
Yes, Estonia. :) Was it the voting over the Internet that gave it away? I think that we and Switzerland are only countries that do that atm.
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by rtuulik 8y ago
Different country, but similar system here. Every person gets assigned a 11 digit personal id number at birth. That id-code then gets used as a identifier. If you sign up for something, you just give them that number, and it will work as a
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by rtuulik 8y ago
You wait until the 25th of May.
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by rtuulik 9y ago
I think that factoid comes from that shitty graph where the suppose that the UPS driver starts working straight at the moment they turn 18 and they will have maximum pay rate that is available for the UPS driver position. While in reality,
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by rtuulik 9y ago
Maybe, but its more likely that majority of higher ranking wizards would focus on growing their sheep herding business. :) http://www.critical-hits.com/blog/2017/02/22/the-wizards-and...
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by rtuulik 9y ago
Yeah, they do. Luxury cars are taxed heavily in Denmark. Import tax on new cars can be up to 180%. After removing the subsidy on EVs, Tesla prices became comparable to other cars and sales dropped sharply.
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by rtuulik 9y ago
While it may appear that salaries are rising quickly, in reality, for the average tech employee, they have been standing still for quite a while. In 2003, the average salary in tech was $69,400. By 2017, the average salary had risen to $92
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by rtuulik 9y ago
Its totally unrelated. Like most issues with prostitution, it is simply caused by poverty. China is a very materialistic society with incredibly high inequality and it lacks any sort of welfare support network. If you just walk around in s
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by rtuulik 9y ago
SHA and PIN. For online verification(banking, contracts, taxes, voting etc) you need both physical card and PIN at the same time. Otherwise it works just as any other normal ID.
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by rtuulik 9y ago
It probably varies by country, but here you have a unique personal ID-number. First number denotes your sex, next six numbers contain your birtday, and the next four numbers are assigned (probably? not certain) in order of births during tha