A lot of bitcoin retards seem to think that the IRS needs new tax laws to deal with bitcoins. Because somehow the existing tax laws (capital gains and barter) don't cover it.
Sorry folks, we accidentally used dice.com to hire some new sourceforge developer advocates. The official slashdice HR guidelines prevent us from hiring people on dice.com (we don't eat our own dogshit) but the HRtard responsible, umm, well, was hired from dice.com. Rest assured that we're firing all of them and sourceforge will continue to serve the finest adware installers for stable open source projects t(meaning they haven't been updated since the 90s.)
There are people who can help, but they're not on slashdot. Try usenet (comp.sys.palmtaops, perhaps) or IRC (#hairypalms). A lot of niche groups have a presence but not on the web and definitely not on slashdot.
Farmers living west of the Appalachian Mountains distilled their excess grain into whiskey, which was easier and more profitable to transport over the mountains than the more cumbersome grain. A whiskey tax would make western farmers less competitive with eastern grain producers.[13] Additionally, cash was always in short supply on the frontier, so whiskey often served as a medium of exchange. For poorer people who were paid in whiskey, the excise was essentially an income tax that wealthier easterners did not pay.[14]
Corn grows just fine in the northeast, BTW. Irish/Scottish immigrants (the kind of people who make whiskey) were familiar with rye and barley. Rye, being more or less a weed, grew better so they made rye whiskey. Kentucky settlers were offered 400 acres if they built a house and planted corn so they also ended up with corn whiskey.
They snail mail "renewal bills" for your domains (registered elsewhere). I hope most of slashdot would recognize it for what it is. But I'm sure a lot of sheeple accidentally transferred.
Once upon a time (think 1920s/1930s) car manufacturers did abuse the third party dealers ("It would be a real shame if we opened a car store right next to yours and put you out of business") so states enacted laws to prevent that. There were also similar problems with alcohol which is why alcohol distribution is so fucked up, too. The laws are "solving" problems that don't apply to Tesla or small microbrewers.
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They really need the same disclaimer as mutual funds: past performance does not guarantee future results". Because the massive doom and gloom predictions, proven wrong by time, don't help the cause. c.f. Henny Penny, the Boy Who Cried Wolf,
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A lot of bitcoin retards seem to think that the IRS needs new tax laws to deal with bitcoins. Because somehow the existing tax laws (capital gains and barter) don't cover it.
Sorry folks, we accidentally used dice.com to hire some new sourceforge developer advocates. The official slashdice HR guidelines prevent us from hiring people on dice.com (we don't eat our own dogshit) but the HRtard responsible, umm, well, was hired from dice.com. Rest assured that we're firing all of them and sourceforge will continue to serve the finest adware installers for stable open source projects t(meaning they haven't been updated since the 90s.)
fix it yourself.
IDX : GE as DEC : HP
Mouth? You're far too polite.
nice troll, too bad nobody is biting :( Slashdot has really gone down hill.
That's ok, as an American I don't give a shit about you.
There are people who can help, but they're not on slashdot. Try usenet (comp.sys.palmtaops, perhaps) or IRC (#hairypalms). A lot of niche groups have a presence but not on the web and definitely not on slashdot.
And the farmer cares about his pigs so he doesn't butcher them until they get nice and fat.
This is slashdot, son. We blow goatse around here.
Are you sure he wasn't talking about your mom?
For the most part they seem to be. I grabbed the list from the scribd settlement (section 1.8)
Dead Nation, InFamous, LittleBigPLanet, Super Stardust HD, rain, and 3 others to be determined later
PSP:
LittleBigPlanet, ModNationRacers, Patapon 3, Killzone Liberation, and 2 others to be determined later.
Nothing I'd pay money for. (and per the settlement, they're valued at $9.00 per).
The left only hated the ban on unionization.
Corn grows just fine in the northeast, BTW. Irish/Scottish immigrants (the kind of people who make whiskey) were familiar with rye and barley. Rye, being more or less a weed, grew better so they made rye whiskey. Kentucky settlers were offered 400 acres if they built a house and planted corn so they also ended up with corn whiskey.
They snail mail "renewal bills" for your domains (registered elsewhere). I hope most of slashdot would recognize it for what it is. But I'm sure a lot of sheeple accidentally transferred.
Nah, stick the extra finger up your asshole when you're masturbating. Best. Jackoff. Session. Ever.
Anti-US-government rants are popular in Iran and Soviet era Russia, too.
Intel? They're the guys that make memory and strange CPUs for calculators, right?
And Standard Oil saved more whales (kerosene is more convenient than whale oil) than Greenpeace ever will.
I was referring to the three tier alcohol distribution system.
Once upon a time (think 1920s/1930s) car manufacturers did abuse the third party dealers ("It would be a real shame if we opened a car store right next to yours and put you out of business") so states enacted laws to prevent that. There were also similar problems with alcohol which is why alcohol distribution is so fucked up, too. The laws are "solving" problems that don't apply to Tesla or small microbrewers.
Dear Mr. President, Please play lots of golf.
Dear Mr. President, You seem overworked. Please take another vacation.
Dear Mr. President, Please give another speech calling Republicans meanies.
That's a feature, not a bug.
They really need the same disclaimer as mutual funds: past performance does not guarantee future results". Because the massive doom and gloom predictions, proven wrong by time, don't help the cause. c.f. Henny Penny, the Boy Who Cried Wolf,