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  • abadidea0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange
    Oct 14, 2026, 7:11 PM

    I'm not impressed with the Dutch government website for signing up for the tests you need to become a citizen. It's a confusing labyrinth of unclear information, one of the tests that is absolutely mandatory is simply not scheduled at all anywhere in the country forever, and now that I'm signed up for what *is* scheduled, I am informed that I must report to "Rotterdam" to take them. Where in Rotterdam, exactly? Well telling me would spoil the fun!

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  • kym 📚🐉kym@todon.nl
    Oct 14, 2026, 7:17 PM

    @0xabad1dea oof, i’m sorry.
    also, i didn’t expect hungarian government to be better organised in this area, and yet.

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  • DerPumu (he/him)DerPumu@mstdn.games
    Oct 14, 2026, 7:41 PM

    @0xabad1dea you go to Rotterdam, step out into a busy street and yell "I'm here, what now?" - and the government will know how to find you.

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  • Leelooleeloo@c.im
    Oct 14, 2026, 8:07 PM

    @0xabad1dea
    Ah yes, the "prove that you understand the local buerocracy to become a citizen" test. 😜😭

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  • tinsukEtinsuke@mas.to
    Oct 15, 2026, 7:06 AM

    @0xabad1dea sometime ago I said was studying for my inburgeringsexamen and said I was silly happy to understand your cute Dutch song for Odin.

    And yes, getting the frigging address of the exam locations is not straightforward! At least the email you get as a reminder for the appointment has it.

    What works well is to search for "DUO Examenlocatie" + City on Maps.

    BTW: I passed!

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