The difference being that in the Netherlands, we all have to carry ID, immigrant or not. I don't really understand what the big deal is, I always have my ID card in my wallet. I've never been asked for ID anyway, not even at bars, unlike in the US. It's like you trust bartenders more than police officers. If that's the case, you have bigger problems than this new law.
Actually, you can have private health insurance companies and still have insurance for everyone. By regulating things a bit more, and using a risk pool. This is how it's done here in the Netherlands:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care_in_The_Netherlands
All banks in the Netherlands (as far as I know) use some form of strong user authentication for doing online banking. My bank currently uses Vasco's Digipass 810.
After coming to the US, I was surprised (and a little worried) to find out, upon opening an account at Wells Fargo, that all I need to log in is a plain old username/password combination. Are there no banks in the US that use some kind of more advanced authentication system?
I'm not "confuddled", I just hate this British "too cool for Europe" attitude with the passion of a thousand suns.
Feel free to explain to me why it makes sense for Britain to not consider itself part of Europe.
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With 120 text messages and 3 hours of Facebook a day, where do they find the time to have sex?
The difference being that in the Netherlands, we all have to carry ID, immigrant or not. I don't really understand what the big deal is, I always have my ID card in my wallet. I've never been asked for ID anyway, not even at bars, unlike in the US. It's like you trust bartenders more than police officers. If that's the case, you have bigger problems than this new law.
...transparency in altar boy garments instead.
Actually, you can have private health insurance companies and still have insurance for everyone. By regulating things a bit more, and using a risk pool. This is how it's done here in the Netherlands: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care_in_The_Netherlands
Time to invade Siberia!
The final version of the spec will be called "802.11n Forever"
No, that's just a mock-up made by some creative people at T3: http://www.t3.com/news/sony-playstation3-slim-and-lite?=35165/
I get lots of offers for that through my GMail account...
Forget money, Google will take over the world while everyone's looking up at the sky.
All banks in the Netherlands (as far as I know) use some form of strong user authentication for doing online banking. My bank currently uses Vasco's Digipass 810.
After coming to the US, I was surprised (and a little worried) to find out, upon opening an account at Wells Fargo, that all I need to log in is a plain old username/password combination. Are there no banks in the US that use some kind of more advanced authentication system?
Mountain Dew in the morning, damp throughout the day, and 0% chance of showers.
What does a Monty Python quote have to do with a tryst?
I'm not "confuddled", I just hate this British "too cool for Europe" attitude with the passion of a thousand suns. Feel free to explain to me why it makes sense for Britain to not consider itself part of Europe.
Microsoft will introduce a search engine better than Google in six months in the United States and Britain followed by Europe...
Okay, so first Britain, then Europe. Okay, got it.