throwawayacc0430 @ throwawayacc0430 @sh.itjust.works Posts 15Comments 103Joined 7 days ago
Is the simulation collapsing?
- Russia/Ukraine ✅️
- Israel/Palestine ✅️
- US/Canada,Greenland (threats) ✅️
- India/Pakistan ✅️
Congratulations, diagnostics complete.
Results: CRITICAL ERROR, SYSTEM FAILURE, SHUTTING DOWN SIMULATION.EXE
Update?
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I mean yea. ICE doesn't care, but at least if a citizen gets disappeared, they get a Wikipedia page and news coverage out of it. Without citizenship, there is literally zero press coverage.
I literally obtained derivative citizenship. I never even took an oath.
https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-h-chapter-4
General Requirements for Automatic Acquisition of Citizenship after Birth
The Child Citizenship Act of 2000 (CCA) amended INA 320 and removed INA 321 to create only one statutory provision and method for children in the United States to automatically acquire citizenship after birth. According to INA 320, a child born outside of the United States automatically becomes a U.S. citizen when all of the following conditions have been met on or after February 27, 2001
- The person is a child of a parent who is a U.S. citizen by birth or through naturalization (including an adoptive parent);
- The child is under 18 years of age
- The child is a lawful permanent resident (LPR)
- The child is residing in the United States in the legal and physical custody of the U.S. citizen parent.
There is no specific order in which the conditions of the law must be satisfied for citizenship, so long as all conditions are met at a single point in time before the child’s 18th birthday.
Although this part is concerning:
A person born outside the United States is presumed to be an alien. As such, the person claiming U.S. citizenship has the burden of proof to establish by a preponderance of the evidence that they have met all requirements for citizenship.
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Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_Citizenship_Act_of_2000
There are some South Korean Adoptees who never became US citizen because the adoptive parents never applied, which is why this law was passed to make it automatic.
Children adopted by US Citizen parents automatically become US citizen upon adoption papetwork is finalized and uppn arrival in the US.
Adopted Children also become automatic US Citizen if, while they are Lawful permanent Resident and under 18 years old, one of their adoptive parents become a US citizen.
So this doesn't make much sense unless of very rare circumstance of the parents bringing in a kid and then not naturalize until the kid is already 18.
How does the kid not have citizenship tho? Green card holders under 18 automatically have citizenship if a parent become a citizen. Did the trump voter parent naturalize after the kid turned 18?
Ingredients for a Cupcake Receipe:
- a cup of flour
- a cup of water
- one egg
- 1 cup of polonium
Digital security and encryption in Movies and TV Shows are in a superposition of being unbreakable and weak, depending on plot convienience.
You remember your entire life, and the last thing you remember is going to sleep at home, then the next thing you know is you wake up to a dead body next to you.
critical decision of whether to have intercourse with the corpse or not
We need Lemmy Gold for this 🤣
256GB and MicroSD card slot (usually its either 128GB with SD card slot, or higher storage, but without the card slot). This is best of both world. Basically the perfect phone unless you need flagship-level processing power or cameras.
You wake up in a random rural house without memory of how you got there, there is dead person on the floor right next to where you were lying; What would be your first thoughts and what would you do?
Scenario: You are bored and don't have much energy, but not tired enough to sleep, what do you do?
The debated would've been hillarious in the other timeline. In this timeline, this is just so idiotic and depressing, absolutely unreal how it even happens. If this were in the plot of a movie/tv, I would just turn it off since its so unrealistic.
I'm wondering if everything I see is just a simulation.
Especially the korean song thingy singed by a child-sounding voice. Feel so weird since its a mixture of childhood, which is supposed to make you feel safe, but the its juxtaposed with the blood everywhere making the whole scene so... I can't even find the word for it... absurd? ironic? bewildering?
The dub is just terrible. If you only wstched the dub, you're missing out on so much of the emotions embedded in the voice/dialogue.
Above 50-percentile in comparison to others who also participate in that subject/hobby/activity, but usually below the 90-percentile, because then they'd not be described as "good", but "great"
I'm just gonna copy paste what I said to another user on another thread regarding this topic:
Okay, so I attempted to access it again. Its currently in a weird state of partial access.
I can "log in" but as soon as I try to access anything, say, Gmail, I get that screen again.
This is what the settings page looks like:
So its not totally locked out, but its not functional either, I'm not even on a VPN.
Notice, 2FA is off.
Then I click Gmail and get this:
I tap "more ways to verify" and get this:
I tap the only option, and it circles back to the previous screen.
Read my other comment. It leads back to the same thing.
Okay, so I attempted to access it again. Its currently in a weird state of partial access.
I can "log in" but as soon as I try to access anything, say, Gmail, I get that screen again.
This is what the settings page looks like:
So its not totally locked out, but its not functional either, I'm not even on a VPN.
Notice, 2FA is off.
Then I click Gmail and get this:
I tap "more ways to verify" and get this:
I tap the only option, and it circles back to the previous screen.
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Google requires me to find a "verification code" from my android device in order to log in; the device in question has already been wiped (factory reset).
When society completely transitions to cash-less, what happens when the power goes down? End of the world?
What are some Movies/TV shows that you initially didn't like (and perhaps even quit watching), but then end up liking it?
"If its on the internet, it's out there forever" is simultaneously true and false...
How exactly are people supposed to "be honest" with their therapist, when they type their notes into a computer system?
How are people supposed to have secure/private communications in the digital era? (With Therapists/Psychaistrists, Lawyers, etc)
Would you rather live the life of an average person in the current era, or live as an absolute monarch 500 years ago? Why?
What are some of the impacts of a power outage that isn't that obvious / isn't talked about a lot? And What happens to restaurant bills? Do Buses still work? (since card payments wouldn't work)