Could you please give a single, credible source that explains how public money was spent to get the Guardian and The New York Times to publish separatist propaganda?
For perspective: the Catalan Government's spending has for a while been put under the microscope by a Spanish government that is more interested in jailing political leaders than solving a political problem. Hence that kind of spending is unlikely to say the least.
I don't think many Spaniards would feel exploited on the higher end of the bracket. Salaries in Spain are not in sync with those in SV (neither is the VC scene), and Barcelona does have a lot to offer in quality of life.
Thanks for the feedback, though, it's always useful to get a honest reaction. I'll keep it in mind.
Network Polygraph is a cloud-based network visibility service (in more technical terms, a SaaS NetFlow collector) that can be deployed in minutes by our customers. Among our most well-known customers are DigitalOcean, North-American ISP Transtelco, and Spanish research and education network RedIRIS.
We recently raised 1M€ and are looking to expand our team of 4 to 9 in the short term.
Your mission will be to redesign our software architecture & platform into one that is more extensible, scales to massive traffic volumes, and that offers a better UX.
Network Polygraph is a cloud-based network visibility service (in more technical terms, a SaaS NetFlow collector) that can be deployed in minutes by our customers. Among our most well-known customers are DigitalOcean, North-American ISP Transtelco, and Spanish research and education network RedIRIS.
We recently raised 1M€ and are looking to expand our team of 4 to 9 in the short term.
Your mission will be to redesign our software architecture & platform into one that is more extensible, scalable to massive traffic volumes, and that offers a better UX.
(Author here.) Guilty, I guess. What do you find poorly written exactly? Thanks for your feedback and my apologies if I crossed a line with the headline.
For perspective: the Catalan Government's spending has for a while been put under the microscope by a Spanish government that is more interested in jailing political leaders than solving a political problem. Hence that kind of spending is unlikely to say the least.