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I got an alert from my security cameras of a possum in my front yard at 3AM. I think it’s not normal to see one at 3PM.

I read that he lost to a tutorial boss during the stream. lmao

I made a mistake in my return (overpaid) and immediately filed an amendment when I realized in the same day. Amendments can take up to 16 weeks to review. Glad mine was done within 4, and I got my money back before the IRS gets totally broken.

• Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
• Civil War
• The Ides of March
• Michael Clayton
• A Most Wanted Man

Sicario.

The 3 most common options are through:

• Work - you need a US based company to sponsor you. Apply for jobs that offer sponsorship and relocation support. Or work for a company in your country that has an office in your desired destination, and ask to be relocated.
• Education - attend university in your desired destination.
• Marriage - fall in love with a citizen of your desired destination and get married.

You’ll have to get in through a visa based on the above categories, then apply for permanent residency once you’re in. Only after a few years of being a permanent resident can you apply for citizenship. Note that this can take years depending on the category and the country you’re from.

They really went out of their way to appoint the worst possible person for each job.

More like, “I should do all the things I planned to do with my hobbies”, but instead I’m too tired and lazy and just lounge all day.

I remember the video of the guy who visits countries as a tourist after major disasters or tragedies because everything becomes cheaper.

I think I’ll just fly in to IAD instead the next time I visit DC.

Not if he can dismantle the SEC first! /s

To be fair, you did say the EU was a place you eventually want to “escape to”, so people likely assumed you meant immigration, not just visiting/tourist.

Actually, it’s common and standard for countries to require vaccination records to immigrate. I had the same problem when I moved, I only had paper records that my parents could no longer find. I ended up just getting all of them again at once. Insurance helped (I didn’t have to pay anything out of pocket). Also, it’s not a lot. In the US, they require around 4-5 vaccines (MMR, TDAP, HEP, varicella, and covid which they recently made optional) to pass permanent residency requirements, not all the 20 you got. I imagine EU countries require around just as much.

I have one scenario where it’s useful. When in the car and entering a parking lot and you have to scan a qr/bar code on your phone, you can easily pick it up and get it out the window. That said, wireless chargers on cars are terrible.

You can read about Abiogenesis.

Have a look at https://www.privacyguides.org/en/. Their lists indicate OS/device compatibility and they also note any potential caveats.

Sigh, they’re gonna go after encrypted messaging next.

I know at least Subaru has already sent out emails to dealerships to expect prices to increase in April. If you’re currently looking into purchasing a new car, better do it sooner rather than later.

Oh no worries, I was just curious as someone who’s familiar with the process. No need to elaborate further if you’re not comfortable sharing. Good luck with your future endeavors!

Were you just on H1-B status the entire time?