lavezzi

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by lavezzi 7y ago
Why has the original BBC article not been linked to instead? https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-50048144
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by lavezzi 7y ago
Pretty sure my Natwest debit card has my account number and sort code on it.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
I think bumper to bumper is a but much, you still need enough distance between cars to compensate for unexpected events.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
I think that's the plot of that Black Mirror episode, Be Right Back.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
Doesn't look like it's on the website anymore, so try and pick one up from BBY or similar.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
A lot of UK banks chose to retreat from investment banking to focus on retail banking. That's not dying, it's risk avoidance.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
It's because £50 notes have always been associated with fraud and money laundering, which has negative connotations for both users and merchants.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
Sounds exactly like the Cash app.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
$2bn I believe. You can tell because of how eager they are to throw money away to drive customer acquisition.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
Love that the FBI agent can't even spell the company's name correctly.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
That's not correct. Use it in landscape mode and see the difference.
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by lavezzi 7y ago
Dashlane maybe?
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by lavezzi 7y ago
They *owned Paypal
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by lavezzi 8y ago
It doesn't sound like it the way the article frames it. A lot of shipments were stopped at the border by CBP.
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by lavezzi 8y ago
This is why they are currently trying to beef up their second and third lines of defense.
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by lavezzi 8y ago
This was a lot faster than expected wasn't it?
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by lavezzi 8y ago
Source please?
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by lavezzi 8y ago
What's the 2% cashback from? Privacy or your card provider?
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by lavezzi 8y ago
>Telegram is used primarily as a replacement for Facebook Groups, not for one-to-one communication. That's simply not true. People using it for group chat is a much more recent turn of events.
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by lavezzi 8y ago
I would argue that the reasoning for not grounding them was political.
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by lavezzi 8y ago
They already advertise third party products for hosts on their website IIRC. They are fully aware of the market.
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by lavezzi 8y ago
Not sure about hardware encryption but T-Mobile often offer new/refurbished TM-AC1900's for <$40, which you can easily flash to an RT-AC68U. I believe the RT-AC68U has limited support with OpenWRT: https://openwrt.or
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by lavezzi 8y ago
Nano is perfect for this type of transaction. Quick and free.
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by lavezzi 8y ago
Is there a consolidated list of alliances/carriers that you support? I couldn't see anything on the site
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by lavezzi 8y ago
This isn't the same though. The wording is transaction fees, not ATM fees. It's far more convenient to pay with your card where possible rather than tracking down a foreign atm that you can use.
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by lavezzi 8y ago
I mean I don't have any context, but surely this is a similar technology they have implemented with their Google Home speaker system?
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by lavezzi 8y ago
Me too please. Email is in my profile :)
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by lavezzi 8y ago
Doesn't it say late 2015 in the article?
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by lavezzi 8y ago
If we are doing Visa/Mastercard comparisons, then no fee, instant transfer cryptocurrencies like NANO should be part of the conversation.
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by lavezzi 8y ago
Kind of happy to see that Workflow will finally be integrated into iOS. Hopefully they have made some improvements to the functionality and to the depth of OS features it has access to.

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