neximo4

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by neximo4 11y ago
Yup No not in the EU but they are in the EEC meaning they have unrestricted trade access to the EU including the 3 freedoms. I mentioned each of these have a varying degree of integration to the EU. Being in the EU means there is representa
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by neximo4 11y ago
> Perhaps then should be a referendum to ask the "Euro mainlanders" if they want a UK with the privileges they have. The EU mainlander area's elected representatives forged this deal. The privileges the UK sought like th
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by neximo4 11y ago
The choice is really for British people not Euro mainlanders. The western European nations, particularly the French do not like the UK in the EU. There's a lot to be gained from being in the EU. As a startup having the possibility to &
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by neximo4 11y ago
1) Uber would offer an alternative web app immediately 2) Uber would sue Apple for damages and try to get back into the app store & using its monopoly to influence other businesses. 3) Uber would encourage users to use Android and possi
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by neximo4 11y ago
I wasn't aware they use in app purchases?
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by neximo4 11y ago
If you use UKTI to help you, especially if you're a fintech startup, they'll help you through that.
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by neximo4 11y ago
It surely can't be that bad? Is it not possible to do this all online? In the UK it took a day and 15 or so pounds to set up a company, got the official company documents the next day. It's also possible to get it the same day wit
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by neximo4 11y ago
Well its about time. I wonder if they waited for the prices of startups to turn down.
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by neximo4 11y ago
Ireland is waiting :)
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by neximo4 11y ago
Citi, HSBC and JPM in certain cases do this.
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by neximo4 11y ago
America is ruled by corporations. It is unjust but can you imagine Apple, an american company, having fines or being rendered such that it was disadvantaged to sales in China/India or setting off its decline. The only time the exceptio
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by neximo4 11y ago
I suspect certain types of recording, i.e lossless wouldn't be able to be distinguished. But your typical mp3, voice recording wont make the cut. It's quite easy to tell a recording apart from a spectrogram. There are also ways ar
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by neximo4 11y ago
If you tried reversing the app in question, none of these methods work as the app has a couple of protections against changing its code.
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by neximo4 11y ago
I think the 50/50 profit arrangement sounds good, but your co-founder probably knows its not built to last (not as future proof as equity is). The key thing with the incentives is whatever s/he may be getting now is less than his&
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by neximo4 11y ago
You've not incentivised your co-founder enough. You're calling the shots and he barely owns stock (and is probably not compensated in cash either, or is is at far less than market rates). I've seen it before. If you don'
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by neximo4 11y ago
Interesting. I've sent you an email about using teller. Hopefully you give me a shot at it.
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by neximo4 11y ago
Doesn't exactly answer the question..
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by neximo4 11y ago
How did you reverse engineer the Natwest/Ulster/RBS app. It is my understanding they use certificate pinning?
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by neximo4 11y ago
How does this work. Will banks be using the same API structure in general, or is it more sort of an advice type of thing. Also what type of operations are intended to be supported (read/write?)
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by neximo4 11y ago
This doesn't look HM Treasury-ey is this by some other organisation?
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by neximo4 11y ago
The members are elected from factions within the CPC. It's like having parties within a main party. Also the CPC is open to anyone who wants to join (provided they are Chinese). Not exactly western 'democracy' (multiple parti
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by neximo4 11y ago
I don't. The other person needs to have these things, as does the intermediary. Bet you removing $10 & handing it over from my pocket beats all these in a time test. While its cool to use those, not always. UK banks are nice in the
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by neximo4 11y ago
The other thing is it is real of course, the intent of it isn't for tourists, neither are the 'castles and queens' and the branding as you put it. Not saying it doesn't help tourism, its just not the intent of it all &am
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by neximo4 11y ago
Cash is underappreciated today in the name of terrorist financing and etc. Its easy to give to someone to buy stuff for you or pay them back or save up pieces. Electronic cash can't do everything it can do with as much simplicity. Admi
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by neximo4 11y ago
You're kidding? Nothing like
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by neximo4 11y ago
I could have sworn the restart requirement was rare. I stand corrected.
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by neximo4 11y ago
No they haven't. On the 'Steve Jobs' versions of OS X updates never needed a restart, such versions as Leopard, Snow Leopard and Lion. The only exception was on major updates where a DVD was required for the update. They ev
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by neximo4 11y ago
Every update needs a restart. How does your mac update without a restart, the latter updates require an installation where OS X isn't running.
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by neximo4 11y ago
I remember the time OS X didn't even have to restart for an update. Gone are those days.
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by neximo4 11y ago
It can be said the main reason oil is cheap is for political reasons. Saudi Arabia has saved up a large stash over the past few decades & it would not like its regional power states to be taken away in wake of the removal of Iranian san

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