Sorry, it was a typo on my part. I meant to say there is no legal process that will allow them to become an American citizen.
I completely agree with what you say, and am well aware of it. Thank you for spelling it out for everyone because I think things need to change and most people don't understand the problem.
I got headaches only with the Imax version because of the linear polarization which meant if my head was tilted even slightly to the side, there would be ghosting.
It's meant to keep you awake during boring movies by keeping your head up.
actually, there have been plenty of recent 3D kid's movies done with old school red/green and red/blue glasses.
Probably because they want them to work for home viewing where the kid's movies are very popular, and the polarized glasses don't work with TVs.
As a legal immigrant I can tell you that the hassle to be legal is so high that sometimes I wonder if I should just stop bothering and become illegal
I was recently legally living in Spain and had the same problem. Being legal was a major pain in the ass, and everyone I knew that was not a native was illegal and it was completely painless and easy. The immigration office finally told me I had to leave, even though I had proven to them that I was transferring 3X the average wage into the country (and spending it legally!) every year and was not taking any Spanish job. And at a time when the unemployment rate in Spain is the highest in Europe. They were afraid I might go out and take a job even though I didn't need one.
There is a legal process for becoming an American citizen. These Mexicans know this, too. They just choose to put their own interests first, and in doing so they willing violate American law.
For the vast majority of them, there is legal process that will allow them to become an American citizen.
And as for these laws you speak so highly of - they aren't the 10 commandments handed down by some supreme being. Have you ever considered the possibility that maybe they should be changed?
How does your case get to the jury without following applicable law for proper procedure with respect to probable cause determination for allowing the use of the DNS fingerprint in the first place?
A grand jury decides it. Same problem, but requires much less evidence and no determination of guilt.
If Europeans have all but eliminated the option of using a check, then it's they who are backwards in my opinion.
They haven't eliminated the option of using a check, they've eliminated the necessity of using a check.
Yes. We still have the freedom to own a firearm, choose where to live, express religious and political opinions without being jailed, choose our own doctors, choose whether to buy health insurance, and choose where to go to college-- this week anyway. Next week? Who knows.
What the hell are you talking about? Do you know anything about Europe? Do you really think these things don't exist there?
Better yet, how about a chip to constantly measure the levels of alcohol, THC, and narcotics [...]
If the chip could actually deliver the alcohol, THC, and narcotics to the bloodstream... it would really be a hit.
Not that Opera doesn't have serious funding... but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this javascript would be more expensive, most of the time
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if (is.explorer) { window.location.href="config/error.htm"; }
It would cut our UI development time by at least half!
It typically comes down to developing the UI once for IE, and once for all others.
the only advantage the gps units had over smartphones is the fact they still worked on trips that take out them out of signal range.
Now most smartphones include actual GPS so that disadvantage has gone away, as per the original poster's comment.
Except that mobile phones at this point do not contain the maps on the phone (none that I know of anyway), so you still need internet connectivity for it to be useful. I have an iPhone from Spain, and I can't use the GPS functionality in the US unless I am connected via WiFi because there is no 3G sharing between AT&T and Movistar in Spain.
..and of course, no sales tax.
You mean "it's easy to not pay sales tax and get away with it".
You are required to pay the sales tax to the local government where you live. The only reason that online retailers don't charge you is because they would need to know and keep up with the tax laws of hundreds or thousands of locations, and set up payments to them. It would be prohibitively complicated.
I think there's a world market for about five computers. -- attr. Thomas J. Watson (Chairman of the Board, IBM), 1943
