raini89

u/raini89


r/legaladvice•

Hello! First thank you for helping me with this. I recently moved from New York to Rhode Island and need some advise with DMV. I mainly have two issues that I am super confused with, help for either one would be greatly appreciated!

Notes:

  • I am still in the 30 days period to register my car in RI
  • License and plates are still NY ones
  • Going to the RI DMV next week, will still be in the 30 days period
  • Already got VIN checked

Questions:

  • Insurance
    • When I moved to RI, I cancelled my NY policy and got a RI policy for my car, no lapse of coverage. However, to my horror, this week I got a letter from the NY DMV stating that they noticed my insurance policy is cancelled an
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r/RhodeIsland•

Hello! First thank you for clicking in and helping me. I just moved to RI a little while ago. Next week I'll finally get a chance to register my NY car in RI and apply for a RI driver's license. It has been a nightmare because I could not leave work to go to the DMV that only opens Mon-Fri and closes incredibly early. Luckily today I got my VIN inspected.

I was checking the forms I need to fill out. There's a "RHODE ISLAND SALES & USE TAX EXEMPTION TRANSFER OF MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION AND/OR TITLE FROM OUT-OF-STATE TO THIS STATE BY AN INDIVIDUAL" form, which asks for the bill of sale.

The problem is I think I misplaced the that document. The car was purchased couple of years

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r/RhodeIsland•

Greetings! I just moved to Rhode Island from NY for work reasons. I know that I need to do these within 30 days:

  • Get RI driver's license
  • Title my car in RI
  • Register my car in RI

Note: Already got insurance sorted out, cancelled NY, got RI.

Looks I have a lot of applications and inspections to do. No problem. But it seems like the DMV only opens Monday-Friday, and they all close incredibly early. However I need to work, and I can't take days off at this moment.

Please, any advice on my options would be greatly appreciated!

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r/electronicmusic•

It's 2019, over for the past few years, I found it increasingly difficult to find purely instrumental tracks, wasn't like this 5~6 years ago. Everyone has their preferences, and I'm not hating on anything. But to put simply, I much prefer purely instrumental tracks over the ones with vocals. Although many of the vocal tracks are great, and have dope drops, one of the reasons I listen to electronic music is that I want to sit there any enjoy the music and beats, not the beautiful voices.

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With that said, I'll much appreciate any recommendations on artists that focus mostly on instrumental tracks. I follow 5 or 6 electro YouTube channels, but it's getting harder to find

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r/ccna•

Hi all, newbie here. Just got my A+ and now I'm moving towards Cisco stuff. I knew about the CCNA change and now I'm kind of at a crossroad, I'd appreciate any advice!

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A little background:

  • Recently graduated, undergrad degree in a major about system&network administration
  • Close to 0 IT working experiences
  • Just got A+
  • Visual learner, likes to follow a video series or a training course
  • Not sure when I can land a job but for now I can dedicate

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To my understanding, Cisco assumes anyone taking the exam is already a networking professional. Therefore, given my nonexistence experience, should I:

  • Study, take ICND1 (can prob finish it in 3 months), and
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r/CompTIA•

I've been following this subreddit for a while now since I started studying for the 901 exam. The support I saw in this subreddit inspired me to keep going. Today I thought I'd give my two cents, I hope this will help people studying to have some references on what to expect (time, difficulty, etc.)

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Background

Currently a graduating senior, studying in an IT related major (not comp sci). Close to none real-world technical working experience, but not new to basic hardware, network, programming concepts.

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Study Schedule

I started a little more than a month ago and booked the exam ahead. Study schedule:

  • First two weeks: ~3 hours/weekday, ~4 hours/week
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r/AnthemTheGame•

At the moment crafting consumables is just a hassle, finding the consumable you want is one thing, crafting them one by one at the current speed is also way too slow in my opinion, makes it a bit annoying. My suggestions:

  1. Get rid of the mandatory "hold right mouse" (PC) and let us craft X amount of a consumable at one time, like in MHW.
  2. (↑ This also applies to other parts of the game when you have to "hold right mouse" to selvage stuff one by one)
  3. Group related consumables together or provide better filter/search functionalities so that we can find the stuff we need easier. For example create and group consumables into gear-related, suit-related, weapon-related sections
  4. ALLOW US
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