According to the Gambling Act 2003, any gambling falls under illegal activities in New Zealand. The act strictly prohibits remote gambling and advertising gambling sites to foreign countries. The act regulates all the gambling activities from deciding a casino’s maximum bet amount and maximum turnover value. Even after such regulations, statistics show that about 70% […]
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GamStop is a free and handy self-exclusion tool that helps players keep their gambling habits under control. This solution is intended exclusively for online casinos and is completely free to use. You won’t find this scheme inside non-GamStop casino websites as they’re not linked to UKGC and GamStop system. Whenever you feel like you’ve spent
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The gambling industry has had a massive boost in the UK. Now, thanks to the rise of virtual activity, the online gambling industry is set to even get bigger because people are turning to their mobile devices for entertainment. This widespread interest in online gaming is what got the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) to double
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Money laundering has been a constant problem in multiple sectors but seems to be more prevalent in the betting industry. Online bookmakers and casinos have been finding it difficult to cope with the regulations for preventing money laundering and other fraud activities irrespective of knowing that a heavy fine is applicable if they don’t. It
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Chrome extensions, if you are unfamiliar with them, are essentially just “plugins” that allow Chrome to do various things that it could not do by itself, such as spell checkers, opening ebooks, text-to-speech, saving to PDF, and in this particular case, block gambling websites. If you think extensions are some weird, illegal, some sort of
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As a Linux user, you often need to run some commands repeatedly after a certain period of time. Sometimes, you need a command to run each hour or in an interval of X seconds. This is commonly used by system admins but even if you are a beginner, you can use it to automate tasks,
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Partitions are first created in a Linux Operating System during the installation. But you can add, remove, modify and resize the partitions anytime later after the installation as well. Disk Partition managers are used especially when you add a new drive or a USB stick, and you have to change its file system. There are
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You may have encountered ‘FATAL: Could not read from the boot medium! System halted.’ error, sometimes while booting into a VM inside VirtualBox. It sometimes shows ‘No Bootable Medium Found! System halted’ instead of the above message. In this article, we are going to take at how this error can arise, and we will follow
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If you have been using Linux for some time, you would know that if you place a bash script in /usr/bin or /usr/sbin , they can be executed directly by simply executing the name of the script. Similarly, all the default commands in Linux do not need a path to execute and Linux simply knows
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When music players are discussed in the Linux world, Rhythmbox is the first suggestion of every user. And why wouldn’t it be? It is the best audio player out there, with Radio FM support and even Podcasts! In this article, we are going to take a look at the installation of Rhythmbox and add several
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