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Small businesses are the ones who still get bitten by fees, not just on payment processor level but on the physical machines themselves, the fees are still pretty high with some of the larger players locking companies into longer contracts too. [1] This needs to change.
There seems to be a lot of consolidation playing out too with the likes of WorldPay (who are the largest payment processor here in the UK) getting acquired [2].
[1] https://merchantcards.co.uk/providers/ [2] https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/72211/vantiv-closes-wo...
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World Gold Reserves (as of Dec 2018)
US and France Use the Most Nuclear Energy – Can This Be Changed?
World Water Risk Map – How Much Water Exposure Do Companies Have?
As hash rate increases, Bitcoin now consumes more energy than 160+ countries
A few programes here and there do still utilize a floppy disk as a mark to save something though.
I'd like to see how kids of this generation can manage using a franking machine [1] or even a photocopier.
Our currently generation 25-40 used floppy disks at some point, now it's just an icon on your software suite [2]. Will this be the case for keyboard in 10 years time? Will the physical version be needed?
[1] https://frankingmachinecompare.co.uk/what-is-franking-machin... [2] https://www.hanselman.com/blog/TheFloppyDiskMeansSaveAnd14Ot...
Bitcoin Surges in biggest trading volume in history
Bitcoin companies form first UK trade body as regulators circle
Google have recently rolled out a 'global tag' to replace the 'floodlight' tracking code they usually use, this was last week.
[1] https://support.google.com/dcm/partner/answer/7570440?hl=en