Nickels may be legal tender in the U.S., but no company is obliged to accept them as payment for a debt of any size, never mind one as large as Samsung's.
Besides, as Ken Tindell helpfully tweeted when the story first appeared on the Web, 20 billion nickels at 5 grams each would fill 2,755 18-wheel trucks (maximum legal weight: 80,000 lbs.).
I'd recommend http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/ (the easiest way to run windows app on mac)
The first time I installed it was because I couldn't find a tool like total commander (http://www.ghisler.com/) for mac, so I will add that to my list total commander :D
The rest really depends on what you will do with it.
I will recommend you http://www.redmine.org/. we are using this amazing tool for our projects (3 of them) our clients, PM, and developers can take advantage of it. It is a powerful communication tool.
JEE. I don't even speak English well, but I have a lot of experience with Java Enterprise, something that is very useful for big companies in USA. I never worked for a company with less than a 1.000 employees tough. I think you will get a better salary working with Java if you can develop enough experience.
Agree. BA is a very nice place, nice and clever people, they are joking all time. A lot of culture everywhere ( in Spanish of course ) but the thing is they love the locals theaters and bands, a lot of country around Argentina are consuming always their culture, their movies, music, etc. and all this comes most of the time from BA. A lot of restaurants, excellent meat and food in general. Beautiful skinny girls, maybe they need to go often to their restaurants and eat a little bit more, but they are beautiful. If you like fashion this is the right place too, people from BA, porteños (that's how they are called), they really like to go shopping. A good place also to drink wine, wine from the city of Mendoza is everywhere in Argentina, they are very very good. Is a nice place to be for vacation. It is true also that they are in huge economic crisis at this moment, but even like that the people there always look happy.
Nickels may be legal tender in the U.S., but no company is obliged to accept them as payment for a debt of any size, never mind one as large as Samsung's. Besides, as Ken Tindell helpfully tweeted when the story first appeared on the Web, 20 billion nickels at 5 grams each would fill 2,755 18-wheel trucks (maximum legal weight: 80,000 lbs.).