I can't understand how this has reappeared, basically overnight, after being rejected now twice in the last 6 months. What kind of banana democracy is the EU running?
smeg
joined 1 year ago
America will vote 'present'
Dutch tv seems very focused on drug shows, crime shows, etc.
Better hardware. +
But much higher price. -
Games are more expensive. -
And no must have releases. -
Score: -2
Result: low sales
As a US citizen who lives overseas and has to vote in a state with byzantine practices, they usually only send me my digital ballot form less than 30 days before the election. To mail it and have it received before election day, I would have to mail it within a day or two. Not a lot of room for mail delays.
Oh wait, DeJoy has been sabotaging USPS efficiency for years.
Guess we can give up on that "no taxation without representation" line
And elected politicians, right?
required = yes
Easy to flag. Then Lennart Poettering's startup van deploy the ID tech to comply with age verification laws.
My Alma Mater. The writing was on the wall when they started shrinking and consolidating all of the pure academic departments in favor of the vocational departments, sorry I mean "business college"
Most people prefer what they're already familiar with, especially when they've never experienced anything different.
Not much of a revelation.
I made the move to the Netherlands with my family last year. Definitely worth it.
We downsized from a 1400 sq ft house to a 75 m² apartment. We've made it work and we're pretty happy about it, with some caveats about what we want our next place to have.
Getting a visa will be your hardest problem. Countries don't just let people in for funsies, you have to have a visa path.
We're academic oriented American parents, so our instinct is to encourage academic success.
Honestly, the Dutch schools just feel less bureaucratic? I think that plays a big role, too. In American schools, kids feel like a car on an assembly line. Any exceptions or personalization along the way are treated with lota of paperwork and suspicion. The Dutch schools seem to treat kids like... kids? Human beings with individual character. It's refreshing.
I was wrong. They voted against it.