If I keep my tax records in Inuit's software, I cannot be reasonably certain that I will be able to produce them on demand.
So just print out the forms and store them. TurboTax can be used to recreate the forms at anytime, but there is nothing keeping you from printing out a copy of all the forms and keeping them to meet the federal law you are refering to.
You can be reasonably certain that this would be just as good as if you did them with pencil and paper.
Looks like this information was leaked out by the links above before the official announcement.
The stock shot up big after hours when the official news hit. Did any slashdotter's take advantage of the leak?
An even cheaper way to get it (or the information in it) is from O'Reilly's Safari electronic book site. Less than $10 per month for several books, and it is searchable, etc. and you can print out key sections if you want...
Safari Books Online
No, the article you refer to wasn't "to thwart users who set up in house lans and do NAT", it was for people you share cable access _with_neighbors_.
something you'd know if you'd read it.
Slashdot Mirror
if I could install Windows on it? It is a pretty cheap for such a LIGHT sub notebook. Get an old Win98 install CD and....
In case you haven't seen any reviews of Lindows, a recent review can be found here.
Yup.. seems like the different amounts are for different _types_ of cards.
2.2 mil was Mastercard. 5.x mil was Visa others are getting it up to 8 million....
sheesh.
Latest estimates are 5.6 million card numbers...
source: CNN Money
I wonder if this estimate is bound to rise again?
For the record, in my submission I used the term "developer", not programmer. It got changed in the "editorial" process.
If I keep my tax records in Inuit's software, I cannot be reasonably certain that I will be able to produce them on demand.
So just print out the forms and store them. TurboTax can be used to recreate the forms at anytime, but there is nothing keeping you from printing out a copy of all the forms and keeping them to meet the federal law you are refering to.
You can be reasonably certain that this would be just as good as if you did them with pencil and paper.
I have one of those Dell Keyboards in my spare parts pile, and I see someone has them at 5 for $1 on ebay.
5 DELL AT101W Keyboards on Ebay
Looks like this information was leaked out by the links above before the official announcement. The stock shot up big after hours when the official news hit. Did any slashdotter's take advantage of the leak?
Elsewhere on Slashdot is an article about Nvidia drivers for BSD http://bsd.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/16/18 55253&mode=nested&tid=152
An even cheaper way to get it (or the information in it) is from O'Reilly's Safari electronic book site. Less than $10 per month for several books, and it is searchable, etc. and you can print out key sections if you want... Safari Books Online
No, the article you refer to wasn't "to thwart users who set up in house lans and do NAT", it was for people you share cable access _with_neighbors_. something you'd know if you'd read it.
Of course I posted this days ago and was rejected. Oh well.
This months SysAdmin magazine has an article on Netfilter. Link to article