DrSbaitso

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How to Beat Microsoft (1996)(books.google.com)
2 points by DrSbaitso 7y ago|0 comments
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by DrSbaitso 10y ago
Kai's Power Goo?
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by DrSbaitso 13y ago
Most US airlines don't offer lounge access for domestic first class tickets, but they generally do for international business/first. And sometimes for "premium" transcontinental routes (like JFK-SFO). Then again, the foo
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by DrSbaitso 13y ago
That may be true, but for a Canadian a big advantage of taking software engineering is that it makes it much easier to work in the US later. An engineering degree lets you easily qualify for the "engineer" category of the TN visa,
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by DrSbaitso 13y ago
Many stores let you enter your phone number on a keypad if you've forgotten your loyalty card at home. If you don't feel like signing up for a store's card to get a discount, just try entering 867-5309 (from the Jenny song) i
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by DrSbaitso 14y ago
It was before I became a Canadian citizen, but yeah, it would have been on the Visa Waiver Program. So technically they think I overstayed my visa waiver.
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by DrSbaitso 14y ago
I'm a Canadian citizen and get this type of treatment all the time. Every time I enter the US, which is about once a month or so, they send me to a back room for secondary screening. The reason? Their system thinks I overstayed my visa once
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Update on Delight: Now with metadata tagging and easy sharing with team(delight.io)
10 points by DrSbaitso 14y ago|0 comments
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by DrSbaitso 15y ago
The fees are atrocious, but during promotions they sometimes sell tickets with taxes and fees included. I once bought a roundtrip Oslo-Edinburgh and the total charge was £1.98. The airport bus ended up being 20 times more expensive than the