egourlao

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   by egourlao 9y ago

   That's also what the French are doing ; first paragraph of the article: > [...] an impasse in fee negotiations between [Springer Journals] and Couperin.org, a national consortium representing more than 250 academic institutions in F
2. 32.▲
   by egourlao 9y ago

   It's happening soon, with the ETIAS: https://etias.com/
3. 33.▲
   by egourlao 9y ago

   En Marche! was only founded within the last year. Although they attracted a considerable amount of donations, not sure we're talking about the same scale of money.
4. 34.▲
   by egourlao 9y ago

   The applications aren't made by people, but by companies willing to employ a foreign worker. To apply for an H-1B visa, you must have a company ready to employ you and to sponsor you. Indian outsourcing companies flood the applications
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   by egourlao 10y ago

   I had already read a couple of blogposts relating travels in North Korea, but this is the first one that made it feel like a gleeful adventure. The corn fields, the countryside cities, the small picnic and barbecue parties with food and soj
6. 36.▲
   by egourlao 10y ago

   In every 7-11, there's Bitcoin redeem cards, just like PSN redeem cards, Nintendo, Spotify... Don't know how they work though, I've never tried buying one.
7. 37.▲
   by egourlao 10y ago

   Options missing for South Korea. For example, all C&U ATMs now offer to sell bitcoins for cash (in partnership with Korbit). You can also buy bitcoin redeem cards in pretty much every 7-11 here.