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imarkphillips
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Comment #48965371
Looks great. How long until it does P2P via Bluetooth? Like Bump did before it was shut down by Google.
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Comment #47282050
Try Pumble. We switched years ago.
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Comment #47099234
How about reporting on yesterday's weather? Its hard to plan a walk in the forest today if I dont know how much it rained yesterday.
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Comment #46486478
Can't wait to test the quality. Looks really practical fir digital nomads.
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Comment #45285060
We switched to Pumble years ago for price, longer data retention & more consistency.
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Comment #44419179
What a great story teller! Well done Alex.
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Comment #44410231
Classic!
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Comment #43670826
Starting a business selling software is actually a big job. Even giving code away with OpenSource licensing brings liability risks. You'll need to find a business model that pays e…
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Comment #43651562
Very cool. Especially as it a real map not a 'network diagram' who is so confusing.
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Comment #43364457
thank you
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Comment #43363402
Peter, I'm curious as to the easiest way for Australian founders to get a long stay visa and work permit for the US while working for their own (Delaware) company?
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Comment #43338053
You're right. Most accountants make their money from local businesses. And global accounting firms charge the earth. It's easier to separate You're bookkeeping from your (expensive…
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Comment #43338030
What a big question. With so many new sales taxes hitting rhe world its now a nightmare for us global companies, especially in the digital services and the travel industry. We empl…
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Comment #42907550
I'm so impressed with the concept of this agent but sorry, I can't have you accessing all my corporate data and systems because I access them via browser. Perhaps you could create …
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Comment #42539921
Huh? Why is there a mix up? Any Aussie knows a baby kangaroo is called a joey. Are you sure the sitcom didn't name the role after a baby kangaroo?
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Comment #42515391
What do you mean? Their marketing pages offer 0% rates for card acceptance
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Comment #41345773
This is quite useful. Apartment renters can now create their own ical feeds for booking platforms.
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Comment #41276449
You know in Europe the card merchants are limited to about 1.3%. And the US could regulate this as well. In Australia you can add the card commission on top of the purchase easily.…
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Comment #41178582
Do you have some use cases that can show different ways of using the service?
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Comment #40934359
AirWallex
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Comment #40934340
We swapped to AirWallex but note card acceptance is limited to companies that are controlled by directors with the same residence. Eg US LLCs not owned by US residents can't get ca…
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Comment #40786158
Does anyone seriously use Microsoft OneDrive for backup? It's 300,000 file limit means pretty much no developer would risk it considering the thousands of files in a typical app. B…
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Comment #40182924
There's a Secure Folder on Samsung phones. It requires a pin code to access & you can store a lot of apps in there, but it pretty weak. Since reading these police access reports fr…
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Comment #40129366
Surprisingly the researchers missed major features of the digital nomad appeal. 1. A strong desire to get more out of life. 2. The fact that marketing to this niche is psychographi…
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Comment #40111994
Dropbox & OneDrive both have file number limitations. After loading files & days of failed syncing I've moved away from each. Google Drive also had syncing issues on their Windows …