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any examples, not sure what "virtualize the application" means. Is that like citrix for executable/non html apps

If you have to ask, nothing. Put it aside in ETFs or something for your kids.

It's not any different to today, you have to disable gatekeeper to run a non signed app.

Which one charges which?

Because the incentives can create stories that are untrue or corrected later.

So it had nothing to do with Softbant, who also has a stake in Grab, asking Uber to leave. The title implies Grab kicked their ass and its far from what really happened.

The South African one got struck off the list (Namibia remained) after there were a string of drug smuggling incidents.

If you use Revolut to sign up with a virtual card you can just disable the card if you want to unsubscribe and they're difficult about it

While that's great they should have taken a page out of Nasper's book who used to look up to the NYT as to what to be in the digital world.

Use buddybuild/nevercode

Most likely you're missing its a transfer pricing technique (to move profits to different entities). The actual cost of the saline from the initial supplier isn't as high.

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That debt is the reason the US has a trade deficit with China. China has no economic interest in holding US debt with the exception of funding purchases of its own goods. This is also in line with the twin deficits hypothesis.

For one they want your company to be around in 5 years time so their spend isn't thrown away.

Looking at this in Australia, people avoid the counter and use these machines. There's something to avoiding human interaction these days.

There's still a cashier if you need one but there's hardly anyone at them, even if there's a queue to use the kiosks.

The registration for the VWP lasts even after you leave and come back, its not the same as applying for an actual visa online.

If you're Carlos Ghosn its a no brainer.

It seems like you feel no ICO has resulted in anything productive. In what context are you asking then?

An email sounds like it would do the trick.

The 4s aren't surprising because of the superstition with 4, it's that you find them that is odd. To best capitalise on the property it would be apt to rename them 3B or 13B. It's a well known practice to avoid the 4 because it wastes value.

There's a diagram if you look around. Sure the narrowest portion is narrow, but you need to bend your body because this narrow portion is at a curve.

A solid metal cylinder that can't bend had no chance at all to begin with. If a human cant go through without bending their body how can a cylinder containing a flat standing human get through? An engineer designing for this situation knows to optimise for the camera instead of the cave.

It depends on what he wanted out of it. It was quite obvious nothing of the size of that submarine could fit in that narrow portion of the cave.

That begs the question on whether it was more for publicity or it was actually intended to be used.

Would it be realistic to see that submarine in Thailand or on some video camera in an LA pool?

Its a bit surprising to see this. I thought they go for using '3B' instead of an outright '4'

Use an abstraction like Serverless so that you can easily switch to another provider.

What's wrong with that? Most new technologies come about in that way anyway.

You wouldn't be on the internet today otherwise.

Using AR would mean everything you do is recorded to some extent even though every effort is made to secure it. For instance to make queries on what you're seeing.

If everything you do in your daily life is recorded that is a significant privacy issue. More so than your private photos/text messages and GPS coordinates alone.

Apple is working on AR glasses, and is significantly promoting AR SDKs with their newest iOS releases. It's very easy to see why they take this privacy stance today.

Apple is working into the AR space where privacy matters and they're working into that image for their brand.

The structure of Apple's revenue sources makes it a sure fire bet to do vs Google.

Nexmo, Plivo & Messagebird are quite good. They can be cheaper and sometimes even offer per second billing.

It's fast, no login/site wallet required, supports a lot of cryptos & transactions go through even when the network is clogged.

This is quite obviously an ad.

For the question the answer is Shapeshift, will not bother to look at others.