Well everyone here on Lemmy is full of shit, so there’s a lot of experience you can tap into if you need help.

Yeah, probably “Aab”.

Need help with anything else?

Fake band name, but real album name.

https://open.spotify.com/album/57F44c0MTziVzHPEuJtH9A?si=y7RhfZ7dSseSHsgBiR01BA

I beat my addiction 7 times a week!

Couldn’t think of a better way to go

Yeah. That worked last time

liberians

Yeah, but what about libertarians?

I’ve had it here in Europe.

Personally, I think it tastes like a lemon that went bad. Like, kind of an uncanny valley thing. It’s close enough for me to think it’s one thing but far enough away from me to know it is definitely not what I want.

I prefer the Kentucky Fried cultivar

In the UK visas are awarded on a points system. You get X number of points for having a college degree, Y points for it being in a certain field, etc. from what I’ve been told, nurses and doctors immediately qualify for all points required to get a visa just based on profession

However, as someone that moved to the UK 13 years ago, I don’t consider it a great destination. Prexit really screwed everything up. Having an EU passport would have been an incredible complement to my US passport, but now a British passport is no more useful that my American passport, especially since most of my travel is to the European continent. Also, the NHS is being gutted continually so in all id just say it’s not the most desirable location if you’re in the healthcare field.

At minimum, I’d look at countries that are properly in the EU, which includes Ireland. Other countries in western Europe would be great as well I think, depending on what kind of life you’re looking to live in. Something I’ve noticed is that generally Europe very quickly transitions from city to countryside. In the US you’ll get suburbs that stretch for dozens of miles past the core infrastructure of the nearest major city, where as in Europe it’s usually straight to farming fields and two lane roads.

France, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain and Germany would all be excellent locations to start a new life in healthcare I think. Each of those (except the Netherlands maybe) would expect you to be working towards fluency in their language though, so if you’re not interested in learning a foreign language that is definitely something to consider - which is why Ireland and Dublin specifically is so desirable to Tech companies and has been for the last 15 years.

In general I would say that as someone in the healthcare field, you do have a job that is valued highly as far as getting a visa is concerned in Europe.

Cause you ugly bruh!

Thanks!

Ya’ll fucking crazy

Yeah, whatever dogatoniaist.

and don’t put your hands in areas you can’t see

Serious question: do you check your bed before you crawl into it for the night? Like, what’s the level of paranoia you guys have there? Does the room get a quick glance then you just go “yeah, I’m sure everything is fine”? Or do you turn all the lights on, rip the duvet up, and smack the bed frame to scare off any creepy crawlies that might be lingering about?

I wish flight attendants would give me hay …

He’s old okay. It takes a little longer to re-erect than it used to.

We are all Georgians on this blessed day

Large scale data centers, like the ones that end up in the news for FAANG are ~100 megawatt footprints.

I have no idea where you’re getting 3.4 megawatts as the largest data center in the US, but that is wildly undersized.

As a Georgian, I approve of this project.

Yes it’s bad, and yes it’s fun.

And yes, people like to film in Hawaii.