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2y ago
Looks like they are culling so they can bring in more Indians through the H1B program. Good bye American employees, have a nice life.
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Both Canada and Mexico are guilty of this. For years they would import products and do some light assembly and label it as Made in Canada or Mexico. Since Canada gives China Most Favored Nation status, importers can avoid duties and export
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On a tangent....I remember the only place you could get a coffee in Texas was Waffle House or Denny's. In the early 90's the DFW area didn't even know what an espresso was. Starbucks finally came around 1995 and it was such a
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https://archive.ph/a8ZzE
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I could have told you everything Snowden told you back in 2001. It was no secret that every phone call and every txt along with all your mail was being scanned and archived. Everything he revealed was already revealed years earlier, it'
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Did you forget about Edward Snowden?
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Jeffrey D. Sachs spent quite a lot of time in Moscow and many communist countries. He has a great affinity for them. He was on their payroll. To believe anything he writes would be no different than believing Putin himself. There is not one
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We are one country, Europe is an entire continent of countries. You would think there would be one that would want my money.
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We used to travel to Europe and travel from country to country for an entire year. Now, we go to Europe and can spend no more than three months on the whole continent. I guess Iceland will be added to this. Why does Europe discourage long-t
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The goal of the H1B program is to import cheap labor from India to replace US Technology workers. They become slaves here because of their status and corporations use them to replace American workers, especially college grads who are findin
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It sounds romantic until they cancel your train or it is hours late, missed transfers, dirty cabins, etc. It's all a crap shoot on whether you get a nice train and everything goes smoothly. I've traveled by train in Germany, Polan
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India alleges trafficking of international students through Canada to U.S.
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The H1B program will be used to destroy the entire tech industry with desperate and cheap labor from India. University Graduates are not even given a chance, and I would discourage anyone from pursuing anything related to Programming and De
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I had an awesome uncle when we were kids (70's). He was a mover and shaker, a real-life hustler, the kind of guy who carried around a stack of 100s with a rubber band around them. He wore a long fur coat with a black hat. He looked lik
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This is unfortunate. Was he the one who took over from the hardware guy who died during the Boot magazine era and then went on to Maximum PC?
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>his acquisition is concerning because Grammarly is well known for its bad privacy policy and how it's essentially a keylogger. Now that it has access to probably thousands of companies data hosted on Coda is a huge concern. And how
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Exciting times, these robots and AI could mean we are on the cusp of Androids. Would be great for everything from work, exploration, and war. I wonder if Elon plans to send 10's of 1000's to Mars ? They could build out the infrast
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I imagine this is only a problem if one of your tires is low. It seems to reset itself in between trips and then takes a while to come back on. It's obviously not the TPMS Sensor in the wheel since it will be an over-the-air update. Pr
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The Party is over....
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https://archive.ph/HVDhX
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https://archive.ph/nODxc
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CATL says it has co-developed 10 new EV models with swappable batteries
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The man is a raging alcoholic who threatens the West with Nuclear destruction at least twice a day. He is especially fond of threatening all things UK. Perhaps they seized too much Oligarch money and property. A well-known fact amongst all
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This is all such a crock of shit. They need to get rid of the entire program. There are enough US Graduates and employees to fulfill the needs of the IT Industry. There is no shortage. Corporations would rather hire temporary workers with n
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Federal guidelines are set at the bare minimum. Guys like Dr Stanfield and Dr Attia believe your intake should be higher. Your body can only uptake a certain amount in a certain time period, taking a large serving in one shot is not recomme
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https://archive.ph/oEYTr
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Taxis in Tokyo already have automated doors. The Toyota Crown's rear doors can open and close without the Cab driver getting out.
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Do what the Israelis did. Have some officers act as tourists and bait the thieves. Once the phone has been stolen, activate it's charge. I'm sure it won't take long, for thieves, to stop stealing them.
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New Administration to block the government and military from buying EVs
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I'm sorry this happened to you, but if anyone can access the parking lot without going through a security gate, it is a public space and not secure. In America, do not leave anything of value in your vehicle. Everything you have should
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