SpamSandwich

They should be buying up talent and studio space in Canada. Many “Hollywood” productions end up going to Canada anyway.

Oh, boy. I'd not recommend Coinbase, just like I'd not recommend using Kraken. Both exchanges with major ongoing problems with scale. And I'd certainly not recommend any of the overseas exchanges. They are very problematic. Over the past several days, crypto has been going through a bloodbath and many exchanges are having volume problems.

I can recommend the exchange, Gemini instead. They strictly adhere to US laws and have no limits on trading volume or monthly limitations on dollar value. Gemini is not yet licensed in all US states. The smaller exchanges are underfunded and some of them are teetering on insolvency, based on their time spent offline during heavy trading sessions.

lukei said:

SpamSandwich said:

Quadrocoptee makers need to think ‘very big’ or ‘very small’ to grow new markets. DJI should start working on a product that is large enough to ride in. “Flying cars” and taxis are just around the corner.

They really aren’t. The concept of all that energy being used to make someone fly and be subject to Civil aviation legislation is nonsense. 

You're simply misinformed. These things are being built now and there are more plans that what I've listed below.

http://www.businessinsider.com/airbus-is-building-a-flying-driverless-taxi-to-test-in-2017-2016-8

https://www.wired.com/2016/10/uber-flying-cars-elevate-plan/

https://nypost.com/2017/03/23/this-city-is-one-step-closer-to-having-flying-taxis/

https://www.inc.com/will-yakowicz/volocopter-air-taxi-test-flight-dubai.html

randominternetperson said:

I love the "40% chance" prediction.  It's a can't-lose proposition.  If Apple buys Netflix, they can say "see, we told you this was a logical use of Apple's money!"  If they don't they can say "see, we told you it probably wouldn't actually happen."

Personally, I'm of two minds about this.  If Apple buys Netflix (which would surprise me), I'd be excited that my favorite company is doing something bold and exciting.  But if they tried to restrict Netflix content to Apple devices, it would be a terrible decision from a PR and business perspective.  And if they didn't do that, what's the point of buying Netflix?

Netfix’s current arrangements with studios would not survive a transfer of ownership. Their value as a company is mainly to their customers, not to an acquiring entity.

In other words, these armchair analysts at Citi are frauds.

Gee... Hillary and Bernie got the biggest amount of money from AT&T this past election. Trump received 1/10th what Hillary received.

https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/recips.php?id=D000000076



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