otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: Why you can’t cash out pt 2: Bitcoin and KYC/AML
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otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: Cryptographic vulnerabilities in IOTA
And yes i call zcash skechy too, creating a currency with a trusted setup and stuffing 10% off all mining rewards in your pockets its an outright scam.
otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: Hackers nab $500k as Enigma is compromised weeks before its ICO
otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: MS: Bitcoin mining uses as much electricity as 1M US homes
Recaptcha and co are gimmicks compared to this.
otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: MS: Bitcoin mining uses as much electricity as 1M US homes
On some stuff you cannot put a price tag - like mastercard ads say, some stuff is priceless.
otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: PIVX qr-code generator
otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: Kovri – A secure, private, untraceable C++ implementation of the I2P network
otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: Ethereum Ran into Two Problems Dash Long Since Fixed
The inbuilt coinmixer is also a hilarious joke, jeez.....
otheotheothe | 8 years ago | on: Uber Posts $708M Loss as Finance Head Leaves
In germany and other european countries Uber is also completly useless, they have to use local law abiding apps like MyTaxi.
So no, Uber does not have a solid worldwide presence i would say, Singapore, Germany and other are clearly what u call first world...
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Prominent Venture Capitalist Chris Sacca Retires from Investing
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: No Longer a Dream: Silicon Valley Takes on the Flying Car
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Bangkok plans to ban all street food by year′s end
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Bangkok plans to ban all street food by year′s end
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Germany Tries to Catch Up with Startup World
Volkswagen Wolfburg has a very big IT devision, VW financials Braunschweig too... Audi and Porsche also do a lot of IT stuff... they work together with the local univeristies on self driving cars etc.
I was doing self driving car stuff 10 years back at tu braunschweig with VW.... I never been in a big german company where they outsourced IT work to india and co.
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Germany Tries to Catch Up with Startup World
That money is worth a lot more nowadays.
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Germany Tries to Catch Up with Startup World
I am part owner of a US startup now, we have to deal with as much bureaucracy there...The big thing that makes the US different is that it's way easier to get capital, but there are as many weird laws which differ from county to county..
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Germany Tries to Catch Up with Startup World
1) Jus sanguinis (latin for blood ties or right of blood), this means u get citizenship if one of your parents is a citizen of country X. 2) Jus soli (latin for right of the soil), which means u get citizenship by the territory you are born on.
Both countries the USA and Germany nowadays have a mix of those, Germany had 1. back in the day and then introduced 2. over time, also special foreigner laws like getting a permant residency permit quiet eaily after you have been there for 8 years.
SEA especially Thailand has still only 1. so it's quiet impossible to get permant residencies till today - but fear not, you can bribe urself in paying money and its called the thai elite card -.-
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Germany Tries to Catch Up with Startup World
So yes, of course SV and NYC are more open to immigration then the countryside, same as in germany.
Compared to SEA both countries (DE and USA) are super welcoming, here in Thailand as a foreigner it's damn hard, i cannot even own a business as a majority owner. Nor can i buy land, it's also next to impossible to ever get a permant residency. Other SEA countries are the same, its pretty discouraging.
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Germany Tries to Catch Up with Startup World
Stop making up alternative facts.
otheotheothe | 9 years ago | on: Germany Tries to Catch Up with Startup World
A lot of people in Berlin i know are tech guys from tel aviv.
http://www.jpost.com/Metro/Start-up-Berlin-472928 seems to be quiet a common thing.
They use an OTC broker like genesis or cumberland (DWR).
Can easily sell up to 100 mio and receive it in cash the next day.