If you are not interested in starting your own company and filing paperwork every quarter with the IRS, then the W-2 will be the most painless.
If you can itemize tax deductions such as miles on your vehicle, office supplies, etc. then option 2 might get you a little more $$$.
Option 1, I won't go there. You really should consult a tax lawyer or an accountant.
There's been a lot of mention of using removable drive bays and standard HDDs, But I thought using standard HDDs in a car is not an easy task. HDDs don't seem to survive prolonged exposure to vibration and intermittent G shock, and while spinning at 7200 rpms. Heat is also a problem where I live, my car bakes in the sun most of the day, it was 110F today, and much hotter inside the car.
I see no mention of any of these specifications on iomega's site. Maybe they're hiding it?.
If these devices do hold up to vibration, shock, and heat I'm all for them and don't mind paying extra for 20GBs.
Are there other ways of getting 20GBs or more in a car cheaply and reliably? I'd be interested in your insight.
prolly get saved and ditched 14 more times, then get hit by a meteroite. Lands in Redmond.
I'm feeling lucky, time to play power ball...
2004-12-13 18:26:42
I would like to see sites like CDNow.com and other online stores support PayPal. Even with all this "security" the Internet has I still cringe when I have to enter my CC number on every site I want to buy something from. I worry the some CDUniverse CC heist will happen again.
Not to say that it isn't possible for PayPal to get hit, but I'm willing to bet they have a better security conscience than most online merchants.
B.T.W. I used to work for an online merchant, CC numbers were not handled with any degree of security.
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I keep seeing IIRC in posts and I don't think they are implying the same thing as the IRC chat client.
Someone care to clue me in on this one?
Any searches I do on it refer to IRC chat.
Anyone remember the alien transpacitor acquired by American Computer a few years back? We were supposed to have 90GB poker chip sized transpacitor drives by now.
You don't suppose this could affect Microsoft?
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Microsoft Windows runs Napster, Napster was probably built using tools provided by Microsoft. Who's to say that the programmers at Microsoft are not aiding these guys by making sure there products aren't being used by bad guys?
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If you are not interested in starting your own company and filing paperwork every quarter with the IRS, then the W-2 will be the most painless.
If you can itemize tax deductions such as miles on your vehicle, office supplies, etc. then option 2 might get you a little more $$$.
Option 1, I won't go there. You really should consult a tax lawyer or an accountant.
There's been a lot of mention of using removable drive bays and standard HDDs, But I thought using standard HDDs in a car is not an easy task. HDDs don't seem to survive prolonged exposure to vibration and intermittent G shock, and while spinning at 7200 rpms. Heat is also a problem where I live, my car bakes in the sun most of the day, it was 110F today, and much hotter inside the car.
I see no mention of any of these specifications on iomega's site. Maybe they're hiding it?.
If these devices do hold up to vibration, shock, and heat I'm all for them and don't mind paying extra for 20GBs.
Are there other ways of getting 20GBs or more in a car cheaply and reliably? I'd be interested in your insight.
prolly get saved and ditched 14 more times, then get hit by a meteroite. Lands in Redmond. I'm feeling lucky, time to play power ball... 2004-12-13 18:26:42
I would like to see sites like CDNow.com and other online stores support PayPal. Even with all this "security" the Internet has I still cringe when I have to enter my CC number on every site I want to buy something from. I worry the some CDUniverse CC heist will happen again.
Not to say that it isn't possible for PayPal to get hit, but I'm willing to bet they have a better security conscience than most online merchants.
B.T.W. I used to work for an online merchant, CC numbers were not handled with any degree of security.
I keep seeing IIRC in posts and I don't think they are implying the same thing as the IRC chat client.
Someone care to clue me in on this one?
Any searches I do on it refer to IRC chat.
This is bothering me enough to lose sleep.
Bob.
Anyone remember the alien transpacitor acquired by American Computer a few years back? We were supposed to have 90GB poker chip sized transpacitor drives by now.
Microsoft Windows runs Napster, Napster was probably built using tools provided by Microsoft. Who's to say that the programmers at Microsoft are not aiding these guys by making sure there products aren't being used by bad guys?
Just a thought.
Bob