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by uzakov 6y ago
Not sure why you refer to the US immigration policy, this is how it works essentially everywhere. In the UK, for example, you get around 60 days to find a new job or you have to leave the country. https://iasservices.org.uk/
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by uzakov 6y ago
There are a number of things you can do that can help you with your privacy and security: 1) Have a different online identity for things that can compromise you/you feel uneasy about. We are talking about a "full identity": n
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by uzakov 6y ago
Soon on StackOverflow: How to exit Mario on Vim? For anyone unfamiliar: https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/05/23/stack-overflow-helping...
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by uzakov 6y ago
Do you personally believe people should be able to decide for themselves things in their life, make opinions based on different information provided?
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by uzakov 6y ago
Can you please provide examples?
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by uzakov 6y ago
> I'd argue that someone working for Google in the UK should also be paid the same. Tax rates are very different in the UK and SF or Chicago. Level of social services provided to people is very different, nearly everything is differ
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by uzakov 6y ago
Great article!Did you do any work on the network for your homelab?
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by uzakov 6y ago
How easy is it in the USA to get an academic scholarship?
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by uzakov 6y ago
I am not saying anything about political protesters, only commenting on the example you used (landlord one) to say it's not applicable in this case. > Even if there were something, certain things are typically protected in law; in m
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by uzakov 6y ago
Depends on the rent contract. If, as you say Apple is like a landlord, Apple can demand specific things in the contract (ie no pets) and the person renting needs to comply. Not getting into the moral side of the argument of Apple Vs Telegra
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by uzakov 6y ago
In my case there is no "experienced attorney I trust", are there any tips you can share?
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by uzakov 6y ago
This is literally an episode from South Park to happen https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27re_Not_Yelping What stops these "watchdog" users from abusing their power?
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by uzakov 6y ago
Hi Peter! What is your advice on finding a good attorney in general (not just immigration one)? Thanks!
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by uzakov 6y ago
I was born in Kazakhstan, one of the ex-USSR countries and had a chance to speak and help WW2 veterans in my town. Many of them shared their memories of the World War 2 and being honest none of them mentioned that factor. Obviously it'
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by uzakov 6y ago
Yes, companies find it easier to sell solutions, when there is the word cyber present
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by uzakov 6y ago
> The Red Army soldiers saw the wealth that Germany possessed and it pissed them off even more. They thought "why would a country this rich invade a poor country like ours?". Can you please share the story? This is the first ti
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by uzakov 6y ago
I am not saying that, I am saying there is a furlough scheme in the UK that was introduced by the government as a response to Covid-19. Check out the link I have provided, there is more information available there.
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by uzakov 6y ago
Or buy the new Xbox, since the price and what you get(hundreds of games and the console) is amazing
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by uzakov 6y ago
> We already let landlords stop paying From what I know in the UK and in Kazakhstan it was a very small proportion of landlords
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by uzakov 6y ago
In the UK there is the furlough scheme introduced by the government that was paying 80% of your salary, up to to a monthly cap of £2,500($3244.31). It is ending in October ( https://www.gov.uk/government/news/chanc
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by uzakov 6y ago
Well put questions! I would be interested to see answers to each of those questions from the other person
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by uzakov 6y ago
Thanks for providing a good overview! > Also there are often spikes of certain older cards before new sets are released which happen to contain new cards that work well these old cards, suggesting that insiders of Wizard of the Coast or
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by uzakov 6y ago
I unfortunately do not know much about the Magic the Gathering but from I read online you collect cards and they vary in terms of power. Is it in some ways similar to Hearthstone? If yoy want to buy the cards to play, are you affected by th
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by uzakov 6y ago
>"This will vary between jurisdictions but my understanding is that, yes, you can be sued for making a false promise to buy from a specific seller even if you don't get to the stage of a formal contract." Absolutely but si
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by uzakov 6y ago
That is exactly my point, see parent comment - "Spoofing distorts the market by making it appear that there is much more liquidity and demand or supply. Distorted markets are, theoretically, bad for various reasons." banning spoof
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by uzakov 6y ago
>Spoofing distorts the market by making it appear that there is much more liquidity and demand or supply. Distorted markets are, theoretically, bad for various reasons. Commodities markets are underpinned by the idea of real price discov
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by uzakov 6y ago
Wasteland 3 is another great tactical game, that I personally enjoyed playing. It has the Fallout 2 feel, that is hard to describe
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by uzakov 6y ago
Interesting links! Thanks for sharing
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by uzakov 6y ago
>I feel like you've misunderstood this. >If you don't have symptoms but are asking for testing then you're asking for screening. We have strict criteria for screening because it has potential to cause harm. Blood/u
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by uzakov 6y ago
Can't comment about Wales and Norther Ireland but can make an educated guess about England and Scotland. University cost of English unis are higher than of Scottish unis. Eg please see Edinburgh university link https://www.e

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