Lot of places take Amex now. I see most POS taking it. There are some holdouts who only take Visa, Mastercard but pretty much everywhere in my small town take Amex without any comments.

Yes, it is. Usually, a certificate that says, "No record of marriage of this person in this county". Though, there is still a step to apostille and translate it to German for German cities to use it.

I don't know how common it is, but this is a page of the Stuttgart court:

https://oberlandesgericht-stuttgart.justiz-bw.de/pb/,Lde/Sta...

- Countries without a link they have no info

- Countries with a link, but are cursive, generally provide the certificate in most cases (this seems to be broken, I see no cursive ones, but the UK is among this group, which one can see when opening the link; but that seems to be the minority).

- All others they seem to suggest need to go through the exemption process.

Servers are made by different company "HP Enterprise" though. Not related to printers/laptop HP.

Correct, though if there are more than 3 authors it is 9000/(No. of authors).

Probably just looking at immigration/Embassies related websites. It is day time in India and China.

Not just you. It is very laggy on my end too.

It is horrible to follow the lines in the plots when they are so thin and colors are nightmare.

Not just that. The colour assigned to a country changes between graphs, which is quite weird?

It gets dark in Amsterdam around the same time as well. And Amsterdam overall gets less sunlight as it is much more north than Boston.

The minimum data point for iTerm 3.2.9 have shifted towards the left. Overall the 3.3 has better average.

It's average is still ~6ms higher though?

The 3.3 average is ~6ms faster...

The columns aren't aligned quite right. That's what I (mis)read too.

I do the same. It really saves a lot as the hair clippers are only about $20 and the cheapest barber around is at least $15.