As said, it depends upon the invoices Google has issued to Australian companies and users. If any.
If they have been issued by "Google USA", the tax will go to the USA.
If it is "Google Ireland", the tax need to go to the Ireland.
There should also be some tax related to the import/export of goods and services, but this depends upon the trading treaty.
If they have not issued any invoice at all, then the evasion is total.
And, by the way, have you ever got any invoice from Skype or GoDaddy?
The point is whether Google issues invoices from the USA company or from the natcos.
In the former case, it's OK they don't pay tax to other nations' governments.
In the latter Google has been evading the tax.
There's a number of cheaper solutions.
- put them in chains at home
- put them in jail
- chain them to their male guardian
- kill them all .
Any non hilarious or non ironic comment to this article in/. should be discarded by the "automatic moderator overlord".
Either John Jay High School is a private school or it's a public one.
If it's private, the girl can switch to another one unless it's been prescribed by an MD or she could be harmed by the switch.
If it's public, there must be a law allowing the director to enforce the RFID. If there's none, then the RFID is optional, not mandatory.
But maybe I'm wrong as I don't know the USA law (I'm an outlaw myself).
Why are they pushing for having a law for warrantless inspections!
Come on! Since when in the USA a warrant is really really needed by feds?
They can just do it, right?
30GB/day is really ridiculous for a paid service, unless there's some other larger plan.
I mean, legal downloads...
Just imagine a 100 MB application/movie being downloaded 300 times a day... it's either a toy or something it won't interest anyone.
I'm not saying that parents' duty is to block kids. It's just to be aware. Then, maybe, to operate as parents. In most countries parents are liable on behalf of kids, anyway.
What does this mean? The users can talk each other if they are connected on the same WiFi network? Don't think so. The users can talk each other if the application sees a non-public IP? Don't think so either. Operators can provide you with non-public IP to be NATed as public. Only over WiFI? Why? Why not doing that over any IP interface of the mobile handset? That statement by RIM looks like: let's do something, whatever, to move the water. Then we'll see...
You can easily find publicly in the wild these messages:
A: Yeah, I'm trying to get those anthrax spores reproducing, as just a kilo is not enough for our nasty projects....
B: Naa, you waste your time. I still have those Ebola viruses in my locker. A few grams and you are done. And cheaper.
A: Well, all right! What about meeting down at Time Square, close to the second oak tree?
B: It's OK. Don't forget to wear your nice white kaftan. I'll wear mine. And bring the money!
A: See you!
B: Inshalla!
Earthquakes and active volcanoes in Napoli or Bari?
Maybe Catania has Etna, but you clearly know little about Etna eruptions...
It'd be the same risk for Sidney, then.
If you want to place your datacenter far from storms and floods andclose to main backbones you need to place it in the Mediterranean area. Not facing a huge ocean or below the level of the sea. If you choose a city among Napoli, Bari or Catania, you will get fine coffee, delicious pizzas and mouthwatering sweets as a side effect. And they don't have Berlusconi any more.
Not just of CPU/GPU/WPU cycles. It's a waste of user attention to the things that matter!
How often in a day do you "enjoy" your 3D desktop with 3D rotating/rolling/whatevering windows and gadgets?
Maybe I'm an outsider, but a have no more than 3 windows on the screen: 1 is the web browser, 1 is a local terminal, 1 is a remote terminal on the development server. I don't see any need for 3D stuff here. How many windows do you have in use at the same time? How often you switch among them? How much fun you have in waiting for the fancy 3D stuff to complete?
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Great advancements in robotics!
Next step will be real life toy Gundam!
Mod to -2: too ironic!
As said, it depends upon the invoices Google has issued to Australian companies and users. If any.
If they have been issued by "Google USA", the tax will go to the USA.
If it is "Google Ireland", the tax need to go to the Ireland.
There should also be some tax related to the import/export of goods and services, but this depends upon the trading treaty. If they have not issued any invoice at all, then the evasion is total.
And, by the way, have you ever got any invoice from Skype or GoDaddy?
The point is whether Google issues invoices from the USA company or from the natcos. In the former case, it's OK they don't pay tax to other nations' governments. In the latter Google has been evading the tax.
Those are electronic devices with some embedded communication device.
Do you need more fun that that?
There's a number of cheaper solutions. /. should be discarded by the "automatic moderator overlord".
- put them in chains at home
- put them in jail
- chain them to their male guardian
- kill them all
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Any non hilarious or non ironic comment to this article in
Read here!
Either John Jay High School is a private school or it's a public one.
If it's private, the girl can switch to another one unless it's been prescribed by an MD or she could be harmed by the switch.
If it's public, there must be a law allowing the director to enforce the RFID. If there's none, then the RFID is optional, not mandatory.
But maybe I'm wrong as I don't know the USA law (I'm an outlaw myself).
Ditto.
Why are they pushing for having a law for warrantless inspections!
Come on! Since when in the USA a warrant is really really needed by feds?
They can just do it, right?
... just a few weeks! How is your business with old-tubes factory?
Restoring computing machinery for a show in a museum is one thing, making it working again is a real waste of resources!
30GB/day is really ridiculous for a paid service, unless there's some other larger plan. I mean, legal downloads ...
Just imagine a 100 MB application/movie being downloaded 300 times a day ... it's either a toy or something it won't interest anyone.
To go to an airport filled with even smarter security officers while wearing all that metal stuff.
Really, really smart! Both sides.
I'm not saying that parents' duty is to block kids. It's just to be aware. Then, maybe, to operate as parents.
In most countries parents are liable on behalf of kids, anyway.
Do you think Google designed, develops and supports Android just for the sake of glory?
Those parents who are not aware of what the sons are doing, are doubly liable. This is one of the parents duties: watching over the sons!
What does this mean? ...
The users can talk each other if they are connected on the same WiFi network? Don't think so.
The users can talk each other if the application sees a non-public IP? Don't think so either. Operators can provide you with non-public IP to be NATed as public.
Only over WiFI? Why? Why not doing that over any IP interface of the mobile handset?
That statement by RIM looks like: let's do something, whatever, to move the water. Then we'll see
A: Yeah, I'm trying to get those anthrax spores reproducing, as just a kilo is not enough for our nasty projects ....
B: Naa, you waste your time. I still have those Ebola viruses in my locker. A few grams and you are done. And cheaper.
A: Well, all right! What about meeting down at Time Square, close to the second oak tree?
B: It's OK. Don't forget to wear your nice white kaftan. I'll wear mine. And bring the money!
A: See you!
B: Inshalla!
espresso is a special case and there is a reason you drink it is small amounts.
I fear the overall amount of caffeine in a single serving of espresso is more or less the same as found in an "american style coffe". It's just more concentrated.
We only drink coffea robusta, from Brasil!
Nope, what I say is: why creating fancy distractions when you struggle to keep the focus on your job? And why doing this while wasting resources?
Earthquakes and active volcanoes in Napoli or Bari? Maybe Catania has Etna, but you clearly know little about Etna eruptions ...
It'd be the same risk for Sidney, then.
If you want to place your datacenter far from storms and floods andclose to main backbones you need to place it in the Mediterranean area. Not facing a huge ocean or below the level of the sea.
If you choose a city among Napoli, Bari or Catania, you will get fine coffee, delicious pizzas and mouthwatering sweets as a side effect. And they don't have Berlusconi any more.
Not just of CPU/GPU/WPU cycles.
It's a waste of user attention to the things that matter!
How often in a day do you "enjoy" your 3D desktop with 3D rotating/rolling/whatevering windows and gadgets?
Maybe I'm an outsider, but a have no more than 3 windows on the screen: 1 is the web browser, 1 is a local terminal, 1 is a remote terminal on the development server.
I don't see any need for 3D stuff here.
How many windows do you have in use at the same time? How often you switch among them? How much fun you have in waiting for the fancy 3D stuff to complete?
Thanks a couple!