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Comment #47246774
The DB App is great. It lets you buy tickets, informs you of delays and possible alternatives especially if you miss your connection, you can file a request for a refund, you can r…
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Comment #47007630
Germany has allowed dual citizenship since June 2024. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_nationality_law#Reform_...
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Comment #47007468
Why shouldn't knowing a national language be a requirement for naturalization? After all, politics is generally conducted in (a) national language(s).
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Comment #47007409
She is still a foreigner. Just because it is relatively seamless to work in another country, it doesn't mean you are a citizen.
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Comment #47007341
It depends on a country, if dual citizenship is allowed. Sometimes, it even depends on what the original citizenship is. Germany and France, for example, allow dual citizenship, me…
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Comment #47007253
I don't understand the argument the author makes. The author admits missing deadlines to vote in the general elections at home. The author admits missing deadlines to register for …
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Comment #45718161
I never claimed it set a precedent. But a federal judge in this case claimed "The First Amendment does not draw President Trump’s invidious distinction [between citizens and legal …
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Comment #45718074
I would think the Bill of Rights applies equally to citizens or non-citizens. That includes the First Amendment. That includes the right to freedom of speech and expression of oppo…
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Comment #45718017
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty…
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Comment #23610312
The US has either suspended or slowed down visa processing due to COVID-19. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/visas-news/s...
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Comment #23610202
A good friend of mine has a somewhat similar story. Originally from Germany, she is a visiting researcher at an American university on a J-1 visa. Her husband is a refugee in Germa…
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Comment #21014612
Auburn, Indiana has been offering municipal internet since 2005[1]. The town needed fast internet to keep companies from leaving to big cities. So, the town decided to build on its…
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Comment #14833474
A side note. The cost of living here in Pittsburgh is much, much lower than in SF or in NYC. According to a Cost of Living calculator, to maintain the same living standard in Pitts…
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Comment #14744595
My university education experience seems to contradict this notion. Many classes were heavily focused on Java to allow students to learn data structures and object-oriented program…
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Comment #13506877
I once complained about a long line at the customs and immigration in the United States. The CPB officer's response was "Call your congressman."
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Comment #9880889
I can't comment on my own observations because I don't have enough experience with this. However, some suggest that default choices are hard to resist: whether it's online or off. …
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Comment #9285061
While it may be difficult to explain to civilians what Github is, the issues of any government overreach into the Internet domain are easy to understand. For instance, a state does…
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Comment #9285003
http://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-coding-website-github-hit-wi...
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