neximo64

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by neximo64 6y ago
You're saying this despite the weekly pcr and different efficacy testing methods?
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by neximo64 6y ago
No there’s a section (redacted) that you can see in the toc. The costs don’t include factory upgrades.
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by neximo64 6y ago
The EU was ready to invoke Article 16 of the NI protocol just to get AstraZeneca to send vaccine over. Someone in Brussels really doesn’t like AZ
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by neximo64 6y ago
A young baby thats purpose is to grow is similar to cancer. Reductionist enuf?
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by neximo64 6y ago
Your bank actually has to lie to you to remain solvent. All banks do. The Central Bank also encourage it. Last year you saw both that banks were 'forced' to withhold dividends and they were perfectly capitalised. Both cant be true
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by neximo64 6y ago
Do you have a book you turn to to learn this history. It would be great if you could share.
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by neximo64 6y ago
- If you bought with $5k, $5k of stock - no leverage - If you waited 3 business days for your deposit to clear - If you waited for stock settlement before buying other stock. Basically no margin, no 'instant' deposits, and needing
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by neximo64 6y ago
Well probably to stop people buying at $500. If at any point it crashes to $100 it's going to make people more upset.
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by neximo64 6y ago
> What on earth makes you think this is true? Do you have any idea how complex it is to set up an inter-bank payment scheme? Vocalink are not even remotely easy to supplant, banks will just pass the extra costs onto merchants and wash th
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by neximo64 6y ago
If you are a European store, and say you receive in EUR and charge in another currency it is highly disadvantageous to you. The payment processor usually charges a fee to convert the currency. Stripe for example charges 2% to convert (which
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by neximo64 6y ago
UK shops will get the normal regime (i.e not 1.5%). It is a UK card payer using an EU shop that this is relevant to.
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by neximo64 6y ago
I'm a bit unclear on how. So you have your ecommerce store charging in EUR, and you pay with your Monzo/Starling/Revolut whatever and get the interbank rate to GBP. How is the store going to pass costs onto consumers in a way
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by neximo64 6y ago
Mastercard are likely to not change the FPS fee as Vocalink is easy to supplant. There are bigger issues at play set out for this coming decade. For example card not present transactions are going to have their fees jacked up (internet tran
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by neximo64 6y ago
Ryanair most likely will try to use the new open banking push payment technology. This way the payment can't be reversed and its a faster payment under the hood (cheaper than a debit card for them).
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by neximo64 6y ago
Modern UK banks like Monzo tell you to pay in the currency of the store and let them do the conversion for you (at the interbank rate).. The only way really is to charge more for shipping.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Your typical shopify store doesn't charge extra for using Amex or a different card provider (or card country). It can only be in the shipping cost.
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by neximo64 6y ago
In the UK payment is moving away to even cheaper methods using Open Banking with Faster payments, which is technically near free - a bit like Giropay. So on the payment end there is an alternative coming better for merchants anyway.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Your typical shopify store charges the same stuff for everyone, you pick the country and pay at checkout. The only differentiator is shipping costs. So i don't understand the meaning when you say customers. The loser is the EU merchant
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by neximo64 6y ago
Unless UK customers get different pricing to EU ones it wont make a difference. The one receiving the funds (in the EU) is the one that is left worse off. The winner is the UK based bank processing transactions..
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by neximo64 6y ago
Why would they want to do that? The company receiving the money (in the EU) is the one that receives less money. The UK bank receives a higher interchange.
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by neximo64 6y ago
[21 December]
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by neximo64 6y ago
You're going to suggest someone start with rust. Really?
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by neximo64 6y ago
It's only zero sum if the things being traded are in fixed supply. You can always pull more oil out of the ground and you can always create new fiat currency.
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by neximo64 6y ago
What you're describing is basically nationalism and saying you're a nationalist and then looking at the difference between that and realpolitik. Meet any person from [insert country here] and they'll say the same thing about
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by neximo64 6y ago
You should look up and see what the "factual errors" were and see if you agree if it was about editorial integrity.
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by neximo64 6y ago
He personally called and asked to have it removed. Politico and some other papers too.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Emmanuel Macron has been getting newspapers to pull down their articles in the past few weeks (the FT usually never removes articles but they did too). I bet barely anyone notices. Interesting that politico sent one straight to print today
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by neximo64 6y ago
It was announced and there has always been a way to disable it. There is also a way to disable it on the intel macs. And no it has not been announced before that you will be forced into notarization.
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by neximo64 6y ago
If this is true I wont be using the Mac, if there is no Parallels then it is better to just get an iPad with a mouse/kb and use another device for more serious work.
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by neximo64 6y ago
The EU just has to take a bottom up approach vs a top down approach, simple as that. Just make it very conducive & competitive to make a startup. I'm amazed at how often the EU's decision making fundamental principle is some k

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