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Absolutely. Is there any information available on the ownership of Poloniex? Do they provide any proof of reserves?

How is that different from embezzlement?

Lots of people use cash because it's better for the businesses that receive it to not have to pay a significant processing fee of 2%+. When a restaurant might only run on 5% margins, 2% off the top is 40% of their profits.

I think that Charlie Kaufman is also a contender for top modern original film director.

eBay allows this. It's useful for brand management.

You can also use a URL expander, such as http://urlex.org/

With board games a lot of the margin goes to the publisher. It's hard to be independent as just a designer. Massively successful games companies like Cards Against Humanity vertically integrate and are even handling their shipping logistics at this point: https://www.blackbox.cool/

Can you please explain what makes it quantum resistant?

They have a lot of great original content. In particular they're the leader in stand up comedy.

Correct. All of the big unlicensed and unregulated exchanges that provide no transparency of their ownership, or as to how customer balances are held allow significant margin trading. And they have no impartial 3rd party proof of reserves.

Making the claim of there being a partnership with a company because you have a container available on their cloud hosting platform seems a bit overstated to me.

It's funny how they make a big deal about having a link to Microsoft, but Microsoft doesn't mention them at all. https://www.google.com/search?q=site:microsoft.com+iota

The quote they have from Microsoft https://blog.iota.org/iota-data-marketplace-cb6be463ac7f appears to be from a sales guy https://www.linkedin.com/in/omkareshwar

I like how everyone has moved on to ignoring the fact that 5-10% of all Bitcoin are controlled by an unknown party. Would this be acceptable in any other currency? https://bitslog.wordpress.com/2013/04/17/the-well-deserved-f...

It's a bit complex to pick up, but it's very true to the original game. If you have experience with the original the mechanics will make sense right away. It's also a lot of fun! Great theme.

Equity based funding is available on traditional platforms: https://equity.indiegogo.com/

The term crowd funding is not being replaced by ICO. ICO is just one method of crowd funding.

Uber does this for their drivers to confirm it's the registered person driving the vehicle.

What about all of the exchanges offering significant margin trading? Where does all that credit come from? How can they guarantee that'll all be covered in a significant price drop if the buy side of the book is cleared?

The track record of humanity's decision making indicates that your statement is not accurate for a significant portion of the population.

Who owns and operates Bittrex and Poloniex? How are the licensed? Do they keep customer funds segregated from operating funds?

On multiple occasions I have seen Windows 10 revert the default browser preference to Edge because "an error was detected" with no explanation of the error, and Chrome still functioning normally. I have also seen IE on Windows 10 revert the default search engine to Bing. I'm sure it's all just in the best interest of the end user...

Who owns Poloniex and Bittrex? How are they licensed? Do they segregate customer funds from operating funds?

I find DDG useful for probably ~75% of searches, so I keep it as my default, and switch over to Google if needed.

What aspect of DDG "sucks" for you?

People use bitcoin to buy the other coins that are used for illegal trade.

"Any developing country's nuclear scientists are either missing, given citizenship in a first world country or "went abroad" for research."

Do you have any references to back that statement up? Seems like a pretty bold claim.

Isn't that what being a Software Engineer or Software Architect is?

Maybe a better metric is number of monthly users from consumer ISP IPs?

At those rates, wouldn't it be cheaper to rent a car?

They have that.