Does anybody remember Wubi? It was Linux that was installed on Windows just like a regular program. Gave you an option to choose Linux on boot. It didn’t make any partitions, and if you didn’t want it anymore? Then you’d go to Windows and uninstall like any other program. It had a few limitations but was an interesting concept.
Unless there’s a prepaid duty program like eBay, Amazon, and Rockauto has, nope, it’s a suprise. I got an email from Fedex saying I owe $50 before my package can be delivered. Not much choice in the matter as they have your goods.
Duties are paid on the value on the item. If not, every business would “gift” you the goods and charge you to buy an unrelated digital membership or jpeg download or something.
This is funny, because as a Canadian, we experience this on everything above $100 that we order from the US. Either find a Canadian supplier or get ready to pay hundreds in duties. I just paid over $100 to ship a $200 package that’s arriving today.
Why don’t they make their own anticheat instead of borrowing it from Ricochet?
Don’t remember specifically what I did but I went to work with my dad who was a contractor. I worked for him in the summers anyways and I probably got paid for the day, so basically take a day off school to work.
Was your next job in a related field or did that event make you change careers?