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Most likely also Vasco security tokens since NSA owned Digitalnotar which Vasco owns.

Yeah, don't trust this guy (vasco), he just deleted his comment and run away with my stellars.

Fast forward a few years and the Portuguese show up on the other side of Africa, Vasco Da Gama at the helm.

Consequently, Vasco da Gama rounding Africa in 1498 doomed Venice as a great power.

In this house, Vasco da Gama is a hero, end of story!

Shoot me an email @ vasco [at] unbabel [dot] com, I would love to discuss.

I agree with vasco that 12% is a very large expectation for compound interest.

Yeah but at least vasco is really cool, like the best guy ever and you should really hire him and give him the top salary in your company.

In any case, if you shoot me an email @ vasco [at] unbabel [dot] com I would be happy to make sure that everything is running smoothly for you.

Pepper it was that brought Vasco de Gama's tall ships across the ocean, from Lisbon's Tower of Belém to the Malabar Coast: first to Calicut and later, for its lagoon harbor, to Cochin.

You need a lot of confidence to start the Darien Scheme ( equivalent to Vasco da Gama ) Unlike da Gama, the Darien scheme ended in disaster for the whole of Scotland and the poor souls in Caledonia.

It is close to the US and Portugal has always had a hacker mentally, since the days of the discoveries and Vasco da Gama, much due to the need to find solutions to being surrounded by Spain, which at the time was a problem.

To be fair, the "Hello Vasco" is a generated background image and not part of the chat context.

The critical part of this argument is the "at will" period that Vasco (Unbabel's CEO) mentioned, technically called an "experimental period" (EP).

Vasco states that "Andreas himself was very happy until the day he was fired, which shows that he was unaware of the consequences of his behavior, or even of the issues that existed already, which is both potentially a core reason for the problems of communication and why the decision was unexpected." Now, how do you just fire a person who has no way to figure out he wasn't meeting the "culture" expectations?

If indeed he was also paid $1000 extra (from Vasco's post), that is even further above what the law requires.

Awesome, thanks, Vasco, I look forward to trying it out this weekend when I have some time to go through old sources.

However, from Vasco's previous comment, it does seem like that has been sorted, so your case does not appear to have grounds I'm afraid.