you will need to come by my office. I printed this page of comments and put it on a CD for $200. You can also purchase the "audiobook" version, where I hire an old 4-pack/day biker to read the article and comments into a $12 USB microphone, doing voice interpretations where necessary depending on comment score. That downloadable copy is $300, because it comes with a 15-second RIAA warning.
Sounds like they're training programmers for free. Would you want someone working for you that had never touched your engine and would cost $50K to train, or someone who had spent many caffeine-filled nights writing exceptional code on their own time, for fun?
Since when did you need to be able to prove something in order to be required to pay tax on it?
You're not following me. You said that you have to pay tax one way or the other, correct? From what you say, it appears to be a choice.
How does the UK keep track of how the actual taxes are paid, either through the fuel or directly? If I am supposed to be paying through the fuel, who keeps track of the tax I have paid? Maybe I'm just driving less and using less fuel.
I'm not being deliberately obtuse; I'm just an American.
Spring Design claimed that the two companies had meetings and other communications, reaching all the way to the executive level, on the subject of the product and collaboration.
Why would a company take its ideas to a corporate giant, discuss and disclose their plans, then both companies release a similar product? TFA says nothing about the two companies' plans falling apart and going their separate ways with Non-Disclosure agreements in hand. What went wrong? If Spring has a legal foot to stand on they'll rake them over the coals, legally. If the NDAs can't be produced and approved meeting minutes detailing a failed offering aren't shown, B&N could get away with this.
"Oh, they brought in this cool idea and said we could use it. No, we didn't sign anything saying we wouldn't... here is the video surveillance tape of their developers handing out copies of the software... we thought it was open source"
I agree with the spirit of what you say, but I'm blown back by what you actually said.
It's bad for civilians to prepare themselves to kill cops.
If cops prepare to kill civilians, well, that's ok.
here's the catch:
Cops prepare to kill civilians because not all civilians are "good". Civilians shouldn't prepare to kill cops because cops by definition aren't "bad".
Personally, any civilian holding a weapon that is pointed near/at me/mine is a threat, and I would fill them fill of holes if necessary, even without aiding and abetting.
link to said guy with said biodiesel and said jailable offense? I believe it, but I'd like to read about his "trouble", because if he operated a legit business creating biodiesel in his garage, that would create a whole new issue. He would have to "sell" the biodiesel to himself and report the taxes on the sale. If it's a hobby thing, he'd still be subject to EPA regulations. Not sure that the "tax evasion" is the heart of the matter.
Watch moar Survivorman.
You get protein poisoning from rabbits if you only eat the meat. Eating the internal organs, brain and eyes will give you enough fat.
are rabbits the other other white meat?
Quick! The ecosystem is out of balance! Humans, as a non-interfering species that have nothing to do with the current conditions of our existing ecosystem need to save it!
actually, everything is full of nothing. When you start studying the relative sizes of atomic particles and quantum mechanics/theory, sometimes I am amazed I don't simply fall through my chair.
none of the people on the forums communicated via other methods? That the word wouldn't get out, and that the members/mods/admins didn't notice a change in IP addresses on the account the police assumed? Between this and using an unsecured MySQL db on a windoze box, the cops sound like the noobs here.
18- and 19- year olds are still competing? If they were smart enough enter, wouldn't they already be in college/university instead of grade school? Anyone that didn't medal shouldn't be invited back the next year. Now THAT'S incentive to perform.
Amazing. I was going to blame the more liberal movement with their entitlement strategies, claiming that everyone can rise to the top, achieve, and become that same 1%. Are you saying that college kids nowadays are conservatives? Did you even watch the last election?
what, you think they isn't?
you will need to come by my office. I printed this page of comments and put it on a CD for $200. You can also purchase the "audiobook" version, where I hire an old 4-pack/day biker to read the article and comments into a $12 USB microphone, doing voice interpretations where necessary depending on comment score. That downloadable copy is $300, because it comes with a 15-second RIAA warning.
an education apparently isn't required for sellers. Check the titles of some of his "art".
http://billionairexchange.com/xchange/other_items.php?owner_id=100011
"Falboart" apparently thinks highly of his cubist work. Is Falboart an anagram for "Borat Laf?"
You're wrong about dangerous dog breads.
I, for one, welcome our warm crusty buttery lawgiving canine overlords.
I'm pretty sure she said he's free.
Sounds like they're training programmers for free. Would you want someone working for you that had never touched your engine and would cost $50K to train, or someone who had spent many caffeine-filled nights writing exceptional code on their own time, for fun?
just when I give the .gov some credit...
thanks for the link.
Since when did you need to be able to prove something in order to be required to pay tax on it?
You're not following me. You said that you have to pay tax one way or the other, correct? From what you say, it appears to be a choice.
How does the UK keep track of how the actual taxes are paid, either through the fuel or directly? If I am supposed to be paying through the fuel, who keeps track of the tax I have paid? Maybe I'm just driving less and using less fuel.
I'm not being deliberately obtuse; I'm just an American.
that this is fishy?
Spring Design claimed that the two companies had meetings and other communications, reaching all the way to the executive level, on the subject of the product and collaboration.
Why would a company take its ideas to a corporate giant, discuss and disclose their plans, then both companies release a similar product? TFA says nothing about the two companies' plans falling apart and going their separate ways with Non-Disclosure agreements in hand. What went wrong? If Spring has a legal foot to stand on they'll rake them over the coals, legally. If the NDAs can't be produced and approved meeting minutes detailing a failed offering aren't shown, B&N could get away with this.
"Oh, they brought in this cool idea and said we could use it. No, we didn't sign anything saying we wouldn't... here is the video surveillance tape of their developers handing out copies of the software... we thought it was open source"
hotels that charge $10/day per PC
How could they enforce that? Using multiple PCs with the same MAC address would probably be enough to fool it.
sounds great. I'm going home to see what happens when I duplicate a single MAC address onto all my devices. Anonymity is mine!
so how do you prove that I'm not buying gas? For that matter, how do you prove that I am?
yeah, but google just gives links, and isn't responsible for you actually...
hang on...does GIS for "grow my own weed"
brb, selling all my Google stock.
I agree with the spirit of what you say, but I'm blown back by what you actually said.
It's bad for civilians to prepare themselves to kill cops. If cops prepare to kill civilians, well, that's ok.
here's the catch:
Cops prepare to kill civilians because not all civilians are "good".
Civilians shouldn't prepare to kill cops because cops by definition aren't "bad".
Personally, any civilian holding a weapon that is pointed near/at me/mine is a threat, and I would fill them fill of holes if necessary, even without aiding and abetting.
link to said guy with said biodiesel and said jailable offense? I believe it, but I'd like to read about his "trouble", because if he operated a legit business creating biodiesel in his garage, that would create a whole new issue. He would have to "sell" the biodiesel to himself and report the taxes on the sale. If it's a hobby thing, he'd still be subject to EPA regulations. Not sure that the "tax evasion" is the heart of the matter.
That brings out my inner Spelling Nazi.
Your neighbour uses his land to farm soy.
Maybe he can tell me how to make it grow in those neat little cubes.
Watch moar Survivorman.
You get protein poisoning from rabbits if you only eat the meat. Eating the internal organs, brain and eyes will give you enough fat.
are rabbits the other other white meat?
slavery =/= genocide.
Not everyone that few Dixie was a slave owner. Personally, I fly the Gadsden.
Everyone that wore a Swastika had Nazi ideals, or at least claimed to agree with them to get cool uniforms.
Quick! The ecosystem is out of balance! Humans, as a non-interfering species that have nothing to do with the current conditions of our existing ecosystem need to save it!
actually, everything is full of nothing. When you start studying the relative sizes of atomic particles and quantum mechanics/theory, sometimes I am amazed I don't simply fall through my chair.
none of the people on the forums communicated via other methods? That the word wouldn't get out, and that the members/mods/admins didn't notice a change in IP addresses on the account the police assumed? Between this and using an unsecured MySQL db on a windoze box, the cops sound like the noobs here.
18- and 19- year olds are still competing? If they were smart enough enter, wouldn't they already be in college/university instead of grade school? Anyone that didn't medal shouldn't be invited back the next year. Now THAT'S incentive to perform.
Amazing. I was going to blame the more liberal movement with their entitlement strategies, claiming that everyone can rise to the top, achieve, and become that same 1%. Are you saying that college kids nowadays are conservatives? Did you even watch the last election?
Easily remedied by carrying a Twix (TM)
God help us if Jeopardy comes out with an answer containing the words "accidentally" and "the whole thing".