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   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   I tried buying a student discount subscription in my country and I could never finish the process. I then contacted two local partners and none of them allowed me to buy the license as a student. One said that the student discount did not e
2. 152.▲
   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   One thing I don't like about Adobe is that they set the same price for high and low income countries. For many people and companies in my region their license is unafordable. Other companies that offer subscription based es services,
3. 153.▲
   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   The country I live in has three healthcare systems: Public (Free), Social security (Payroll funded) and Private (Paid by yourself or your optional private insurance). The private one has the shortest waiting times and doctors are assigned l
4. 154.▲
   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   Same here. I use US International, which allows me to type the languages I speak. I even buy all my computers with US Keyboard layouts because I like when my keys match the OS configuration.
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   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   My company has offices in the neighboring countries and we travelled often to the branches abroad. The teams are very close because we frequently work together. Having guests in the company was always an excuse to do fun stuff. Like driving
6. 156.▲
   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   From the countries mentioned in the article, Honduras might have the least free media.
7. 157.▲
   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   And anonymizing the source too.
8. 158.▲
   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   "The OECD, a rich country club"
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   by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

   I was surprised how accurate they were in describing the high-net-worth families in Central America in a recent article: https://www.economist.com/the-americas/2021/04/03/the-influe... Not even local med
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    by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

    I'm not fan of their online ads. But I wish I could have their print ads in the Android version. Like, where else can I get ads for watches that cost the same as my flat, airline seats that I would never afford, expensive MBA, or job v
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    by ncpa-cpl 6y ago

    I read the Economist back when I used to travel a lot as a backpacker. Its content acquainted me with the issues of other countries in a way no other publication could have done. Some travelers I met were surprised when they talked with the