very stupid article. An engineer is not what the author wants to be; an engineer is someone that applies maths and science into practical problems. And the difference in process between a civil engineer and a software…
Basically they are cards delivered by Bankia (an important 'Caja', sort of a bank but politicians are in the board) without any limit and the expenses were charged to different expeses(e.g. a failure of a server)
yeah, but the Spanish rulers cannot see further than 4 years, so they are taxing the entrepreneurs and introducing stupid regulations meanwhile they support the friendly big companies with tailored laws. All of that…
Still confused...this is a terrible reputation for the insurance of this fellow. Aren't any insurance provider covering these kind of things? If so, why anyone would take a insurance that doesn't? Sorry, but I cannot…
that's funny, I've always thought Bitcoin would help to reduce the bubbles avoiding the goverments to create them.
Not always the best technology is the one which success. If that better bitcoin is invented too late, bitcoin can have a large infrastructure and accepted by a large proportion of merchant to be switched. Just think…
Altough strange, it might be because in Spain many of the developers work for consultancy firms with Up or Out policy, so once devs get experience jump to the management level.
I'd say 700€-100€. Here you can find some examples http://www.wg-gesucht.de/en/wohnungen-in-Berlin.8.2.0.0.html...
This article might be correct for the columbine massacre, but I don't think killing 20th kids has anything to do with a revenge for being bullied.
Of course is not similar, but the point is only because it is legal and the goverment can do it, does not make it right.
It can, in the same way the South African goverment could discriminate by race during the Apartheid. That something is constitutional doesn't mean it is morally acceptable
I don't think that gives the French goverment the right to tax the 75% of his income
very stupid article. An engineer is not what the author wants to be; an engineer is someone that applies maths and science into practical problems. And the difference in process between a civil engineer and a software…
Basically they are cards delivered by Bankia (an important 'Caja', sort of a bank but politicians are in the board) without any limit and the expenses were charged to different expeses(e.g. a failure of a server)
yeah, but the Spanish rulers cannot see further than 4 years, so they are taxing the entrepreneurs and introducing stupid regulations meanwhile they support the friendly big companies with tailored laws. All of that…
Still confused...this is a terrible reputation for the insurance of this fellow. Aren't any insurance provider covering these kind of things? If so, why anyone would take a insurance that doesn't? Sorry, but I cannot…
that's funny, I've always thought Bitcoin would help to reduce the bubbles avoiding the goverments to create them.
Not always the best technology is the one which success. If that better bitcoin is invented too late, bitcoin can have a large infrastructure and accepted by a large proportion of merchant to be switched. Just think…
Altough strange, it might be because in Spain many of the developers work for consultancy firms with Up or Out policy, so once devs get experience jump to the management level.
I'd say 700€-100€. Here you can find some examples http://www.wg-gesucht.de/en/wohnungen-in-Berlin.8.2.0.0.html...
This article might be correct for the columbine massacre, but I don't think killing 20th kids has anything to do with a revenge for being bullied.
Of course is not similar, but the point is only because it is legal and the goverment can do it, does not make it right.
It can, in the same way the South African goverment could discriminate by race during the Apartheid. That something is constitutional doesn't mean it is morally acceptable
I don't think that gives the French goverment the right to tax the 75% of his income