Screw the politics, think of the work it'll create converting everything from £ to €. Boomed!!
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We need to adopt the Euro
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostScrew the politics, think of the work it'll create converting everything from £ to €. Boomed!!
Moreover, I've just realised I haven't a euro symbol on my keyboard! -
Originally posted by mailric View PostYou're not kidding. I did a project to convert some access databases to accept the euro in 2001 (what a forward thinking organisation that was!).
Moreover, I've just realised I haven't a euro symbol on my keyboard!
The government guarantees loans to businesses to cover the cost of conversion on condition that Indian code/sweat shops aren't used to get it done. All this lovely cash ends up in the hands of IT contractors.
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostOK, here's the plan.
The government guarantees loans to businesses to cover the cost of conversion on condition that Indian code/sweat shops aren't used to get it done. All this lovely cash ends up in the hands of IT contractors.
It's a short plan but I like it
Genius.Comment
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostOK, here's the plan.
The government guarantees loans to businesses to cover the cost of conversion on condition that Indian code/sweat shops aren't used to get it done. All this lovely cash ends up in the hands of IT contractors.
It's a short plan but I like it
1. improving Britain's trade with strategic partners
2. aid to a developing country
3. cost-saving for British business.
All this lovely cash ends up in the hands of Indian IT outsourcing companies, some of whom contribute to Party funds.Comment
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